More accurately, L4 is pretty much totally different. L4 is probably the smallest microkernel you can make, while mach is the biggest. Which is better is highly subjective.
I think you're still missing out on exotic CPU's and systems. Add like system older then you, or a highend unix server. Any real geek should own a personal piece of computer history like an highend Alpha or an old Vax.
PS: why does it take so long for the FreeBSD people so long to update their schedule?
What's part do you consider 'taking long'? It is afaik updated at every new item they complete, which was about once per week for the last 1.5 months. There s nothing that takes long imo.
SDL is quite a different library then irrlicht. SDL let's you setup a window, etc. But you still have to do drawing yourself. With irrlicht you load a level, and let irrlicht draw it. So, it makes sense to uyse both: irrlicht could use SDL to setup a full-screen window. SDL is also *very* portable, so then irrlicht could esily be ported to osX, BSD, amiga, playstation, etc.
You can't open up all the specs, they are (at least) partially covered by IP of other companies. NVIDIA pays those companies to use their IP, and therefore can't open up the specs.
There still remains a difference between DMCA and it's (future) european counterpart. In the US only the big companies with much money van influence politicians. In europe people actually *can* make their voice's heard!
At our college, your machine is taken off the network (by disabling the port on the switch your machine is on) untill you install the patches and de-infect you machine. That means, you have no access to the internet, untill you call the helpdesk, and they will turn you back on so you can download the patch etc. Of course, you get locked out again if you don't.:) It works very well, cause when people get cut off the internet, they normally want to get back on it, so they will fix their PC very soon...
indeed. until you would find out i run phpBB(doh! fully dynamic php bulletin board) and awstats (dynamically generated logfile stats from a perl script, takes A LOT of cpu !!):P
My p2 certainly doesn't pull that off. It hardly does that with 15 or 20 concurrent adsl users:)
Still... you'r box must be total crap, if it can't serve 2 MB/s of static content! My old p2/350 can serve 5 or 6 MB/s (ok, when i copy a single file, like a movie or iso, via ftp. but still.)
Certainly as long as the content fits in the RAM, it is no deal at all. After that, your cheap ide disk might have a hard time.:P
indeed. 100mbit (as the university suplies to me, gna, gna) is quite usefull for that purpose:) An old p2/350 can easily sustain that full bandwith with static content like images and html.
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Don't tell girls that you have such imaginative power! They'll fear you imagining them nude, even when you *are* looking at their face!
Few things exist to which i'd do that anyways, most are human and not exactly "friends o'mine". ;-)
I want 13 controllers. And playing via controller 13 should always make you lose! Can't they ever think of superstitious people when designing things?
Don't put it that simple. There must be some evil reasoning behind it. There always is! We just haven't found the conspiracy yet.
More accurately, L4 is pretty much totally different. L4 is probably the smallest microkernel you can make, while mach is the biggest. Which is better is highly subjective.
Or SCO sponsored hooligans will join and the fight won't end easy. In that case, can i rent a chair at a spot with a good view? ;)
Go for the 4000's Alpha's, those you can actually still put to good use. And who wants systems with less then 36 64bit PCI slots anyways?
I think you're still missing out on exotic CPU's and systems. Add like system older then you, or a highend unix server. Any real geek should own a personal piece of computer history like an highend Alpha or an old Vax.
Just to quote bash again, "Wanna go camping?".
PS: why does it take so long for the FreeBSD people so long to update their schedule?
What's part do you consider 'taking long'? It is afaik updated at every new item they complete, which was about once per week for the last 1.5 months. There s nothing that takes long imo.
You're right there, yes. I only counted which were on each team's hardware page. They seem to disagree about what is a CPU-architecture.
Actually, NetBSD run on 17 CPU architectures, and linux on 16 :P
SDL is quite a different library then irrlicht. SDL let's you setup a window, etc. But you still have to do drawing yourself. With irrlicht you load a level, and let irrlicht draw it. So, it makes sense to uyse both: irrlicht could use SDL to setup a full-screen window. SDL is also *very* portable, so then irrlicht could esily be ported to osX, BSD, amiga, playstation, etc.
You can't open up all the specs, they are (at least) partially covered by IP of other companies. NVIDIA pays those companies to use their IP, and therefore can't open up the specs.
Actually it's 4, i use FreeBSD too.
Idiot. ;-) He did not say a word about lobying for software patents. He said t lobby for free standards.
I wasn't speaking about google specifically. So who's the retard not being able to think farther than the length of his nose ?
There still remains a difference between DMCA and it's (future) european counterpart. In the US only the big companies with much money van influence politicians. In europe people actually *can* make their voice's heard!
Glad i live in Europe, such nonsense seems to be going a little slower here.
At our college, your machine is taken off the network (by disabling the port on the switch your machine is on) untill you install the patches and de-infect you machine. That means, you have no access to the internet, untill you call the helpdesk, and they will turn you back on so you can download the patch etc. Of course, you get locked out again if you don't. :) It works very well, cause when people get cut off the internet, they normally want to get back on it, so they will fix their PC very soon ...
You do know of "/stand", do you ? The utils also on the boot-floppies. Those are still statically linked.
NetBSD was the first (free unix-like OS) to have USB indeed.
indeed. until you would find out i run phpBB(doh! fully dynamic php bulletin board) and awstats (dynamically generated logfile stats from a perl script, takes A LOT of cpu !!) :P
My p2 certainly doesn't pull that off. It hardly does that with 15 or 20 concurrent adsl users :)
Still ... you'r box must be total crap, if it can't serve 2 MB/s of static content! My old p2/350 can serve 5 or 6 MB/s (ok, when i copy a single file, like a movie or iso, via ftp. but still.)
Certainly as long as the content fits in the RAM, it is no deal at all. After that, your cheap ide disk might have a hard time. :P
indeed. 100mbit (as the university suplies to me, gna, gna) is quite usefull for that purpose :) An old p2/350 can easily sustain that full bandwith with static content like images and html.