Not really. They could be the dominant browser with a 99% share and everyone could still code to W3C standards rather than IE-HTML and friends. But that's not what happened. Instead MS embraced and extended the web standards. With the only documentation being how IE works in many cases.
You have some evidence for that most people using Scientific Linux claim? The latest releases from CERN are still Redhat 7.3 not Scientific Linux(RHEL) based.
I would be very supprised if anyone were running a non x86 linux setup since AFAICT most of the submitted jobs are native code not some portable bytecode.
They may have said it but can they enforce it?
PPC OSX is only supposed to run on Macs but some people run it on other hardware.
If they're on Intel they probably will find themselves competing with other x86 manufactureres
when selling hardware.
1 Sheet A4 10 Euros probably meaning at least 9 euros or 9-10W
A4=0.0625 m^2 IIRC
So 1m^2=144-160W
Add suitable number of pinches of salt.
Alternatively find out how efficient regular solar panels are and reduce the power output by 50-65%.
Not really. They could be the dominant browser with a 99% share and everyone could still code to W3C standards rather than IE-HTML and friends. But that's not what happened. Instead MS embraced and extended the web standards. With the only documentation being how IE works in many cases.
I think the original poster may have been referring to productivity per hour worked where France and the USA are roughly on a par IIRC.
On the minus side the French have higher unemployment.
On the plus side they have more time to enjoy the things they've produced.
You have some evidence for that most people using Scientific Linux claim? The latest releases from
CERN are still Redhat 7.3 not Scientific Linux(RHEL) based.
I would be very supprised if anyone were running
a non x86 linux setup since AFAICT most of the submitted jobs are native code not some portable
bytecode.