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What happens if you make a SMP with two hyperthreaders?
Imagine the system sees 4 processors. The first two (CPU 1) get the most active processes assigned. The second two (CPU 2) run almost idle...
Your machine is hardly faster then a single-CPU system.
The russkies never had it for this fancy aluminium stuff. Igor has been sending up satelites using jetfuel for ages. Their rockets don't look that sexy, but using the motto "more is better", simple jetfuel does very well.
If only you yankees stopped looking at your own bellybutton...
At these speeds, don't they have to start worrying about birdstrikes and such? Even a bumblebee will not be a pleasant experience if you sit on the front row...
I had a full birdstrike with my car once driving 190 km/h (126 mph). German autobahn of course...
Or can I get 3 x more bang for the buck by buying a Dell multi-processor server and stuffing in some fancy video/audio thingies? Or is it the paint that is so expensive?
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Make sure every hop is authenticated. As soon as one hop isn't (old SMTP server), mark the header with "source uncertain". SPAM-filters can then be more restrictive on these ones and let authenticated mails through more easily.
What happens if you make a SMP with two hyperthreaders? Imagine the system sees 4 processors. The first two (CPU 1) get the most active processes assigned. The second two (CPU 2) run almost idle... Your machine is hardly faster then a single-CPU system.
The russkies never had it for this fancy aluminium stuff. Igor has been sending up satelites using jetfuel for ages. Their rockets don't look that sexy, but using the motto "more is better", simple jetfuel does very well. If only you yankees stopped looking at your own bellybutton...
At these speeds, don't they have to start worrying about birdstrikes and such? Even a bumblebee will not be a pleasant experience if you sit on the front row... I had a full birdstrike with my car once driving 190 km/h (126 mph). German autobahn of course...
Or can I get 3 x more bang for the buck by buying a Dell multi-processor server and stuffing in some fancy video/audio thingies? Or is it the paint that is so expensive?