The classic IA32 (aka x86) only has 32Bit for addressing memory (w/o using any evil hacks). AA64 (aka AMD64/EMT64) uses an incompatible new addressing mode to use 64Bit pointers (though it can operate in 32Bit compatibility mode, too)
I've got a Hedgren backpack with a notebook compartment and - though not being affiliated to Hedgren - this rucksack rocks.
Its not from the most recent collection, though these
seem to be very similar.
You can stuff a big binder, pens and a pad, your notebook and it's cables inside and still have some space left for your lunch pack...
The G4s are named PPC7xxx by Motorola/Freescale, the G5 from IBM is a PPC9xx.
You bet that if Motorola would've brought something like the PPC8xxx it would be named G5 now.
The taxes on fuel in Germany are equally ridiculous: We almost pay Euro 1.20 for one liter (with an exchange rate of 1.46 your price per liter is about Euro 1.17).
At least our politicians are creative about names for the taxes on fuel: its not just sales tax but "Environmental Tax"..
I dont know where you took this wisdom from, but Apple's base system and kernel are open source, they released e. g. Rendezvous as open source, help sqash bugs in e. g. mono etc.
But that gets beaten by M$ releasing a Windows installer thingamabob as open source...
I suppose as the titles of the tutorials are in English, the tutorials will be, too.
As Jordan Hubbard spoke some years ago on EuroBSD, I expect that at least some speakers will speak english - at least Jordans German is still far from perfect...
It is quite funny to have a Microkernel with a really big module (the FreeBSD kernel) that handles networking, I/O etc.;
But a microkernel with a crashed I/O service is of no big use anyway...
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does it work for you? being clever?
Lawsuits claiming firearms manufacturers are liable for murderer's actions comes to mind.
thats really strange - what are you supposed to do with firearms if not kill someone???
The classic IA32 (aka x86) only has 32Bit for addressing memory (w/o using any evil hacks).
AA64 (aka AMD64/EMT64) uses an incompatible new addressing mode to use 64Bit pointers (though it can operate in 32Bit compatibility mode, too)
in fact there is a port of netatalk for Darwin/OS-X already;
I've got a Hedgren backpack with a notebook compartment and - though not being affiliated to Hedgren - this rucksack rocks.
Its not from the most recent collection, though these seem to be very similar.
You can stuff a big binder, pens and a pad, your notebook and it's cables inside and still have some space left for your lunch pack...
I suspect that Windows users have - at average - more stolen mp3 files than Mac users.
oh come on! Mod parent up!
The G4s are named PPC7xxx by Motorola/Freescale, the G5 from IBM is a PPC9xx.
You bet that if Motorola would've brought something like the PPC8xxx it would be named G5 now.
If you only need a cheap computer with an ethernet interface, the xbox is unbeatable!
Over here in Europe, the xbox is now sold for just Euro150.
muhaha! Thats a good one - mod parent up!
gcc works absolutely fine here on Darwin/PPC...
The taxes on fuel in Germany are equally ridiculous: We almost pay Euro 1.20 for one liter (with an exchange rate of 1.46 your price per liter is about Euro 1.17).
At least our politicians are creative about names for the taxes on fuel: its not just sales tax but "Environmental Tax"..
for not replacing the pound by the Euro.
I assume that the prices in Germany and France are the same, because they have the same currency.
btw Apple hardware is much cheaper in the US than in Europe - how about complaining on this?
So when will see the first floppy disk based contest at Olympia?
And the development team was called the "Alan Parson Project"...
"I haven't been affected by even one microsoft vulnerability"
Think this should be "I haven't yet noticed of being affected by even one"
woha, hold on pal! even more closed than M$???
I dont know where you took this wisdom from, but Apple's base system and kernel are open source, they released e. g. Rendezvous as open source, help sqash bugs in e. g. mono etc.
But that gets beaten by M$ releasing a Windows installer thingamabob as open source...
we'll have to wait for names for the moons, till NASA sells the naming rights on ebay...
Perhaps they'll get named Bill and Miranda?
he got the RSA key - its probably from a debugging session of iTunes on Windows;
I suppose as the titles of the tutorials are in English, the tutorials will be, too.
As Jordan Hubbard spoke some years ago on EuroBSD, I expect that at least some speakers will speak english - at least Jordans German is still far from perfect...
CPUs really do not crash. They may get hotter or whatever, but they do not crash - why did parent got modded down?
hey, I'm a bad German, you insensitive Klotz!
Damn, we need a distro which uses QT on DirectFB - the X11 part is the one that just sucks on the Linux desktop;
hey, mine aint broken - though this might be, because I use it on a Mac...
It is quite funny to have a Microkernel with a really big module (the FreeBSD kernel) that handles networking, I/O etc.;
But a microkernel with a crashed I/O service is of no big use anyway...