Well wordperfect used to lead, I guess while its not leading anymore they are still cranking out copies regardless. They do have a good plan for OEM on new computers though. Alot of compaqs and hps have wordperfect installed on them. $0.02
Ahh, a faithful Mozilla Thunderbird user. We need more people like you around, and less of the mindless Outlook/Outlook Express users that are actually responding to the spam they receive, which just happen to be Anti-Spam tools...
I remember years ago it was always talked about using Liquid Nitrogen to cool CPUs and it was like the one thing that a person could do that would be considered by the entire community as "wow." I mean if you could overclock that little 233mhz AMD up to 500 or so by sticking some liquid nitrogen AND figure out a way to keep all of the condensation problems away it was pretty cool. Now a days thoes problems have all been solved and Liquid Nitrogen is cheap.
Now on to Beowulf, the term beowulf means very little, and it would be more accurate to just call it a cluster rather than a "beowulf cluster". At least thats from my experience in clustering.
Mmmm, I think we have ourselves a business! We can can the spammers after we skin them and ship them over in a nice little alluminum tin...somehow that sounds familar.
It might have slowed down a little, but what does come though is usually the p0rn and illegal spam anyway. It's slowing, but only getting worse in quality...hmm..Quality of spam...hehe..
It's very rare to have a new linux distrobution hit the top 10 on distrowatch ever. Count this distro in your books as a record breaker. But why does it have to be based on Mandrake? Boo-hoo. =)
Tinfoil?! What are you living in the dark ages? Nobody wears tinfoil anymore! Get the new Titanium BrainSavers(c). Heheh.
Do you know where you Gallywampus is?
http://www.stupidmedia.com
You see this all more and more often, our privacy is pushed back to make room for more and more "helpful services." I wouldn't be surprised if OnStar would report you to the police if you just happened to go over the speed limit or some other activity. Pfft, for all we know we could have to submit to random memory scans in the future as a new wave of "drug tests" that can do much more. Where is our privacy now?
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Well wordperfect used to lead, I guess while its not leading anymore they are still cranking out copies regardless. They do have a good plan for OEM on new computers though. Alot of compaqs and hps have wordperfect installed on them. $0.02
Nothing's private anymore anyways. Bleh. What's this world coming to.
Ahh, a faithful Mozilla Thunderbird user. We need more people like you around, and less of the mindless Outlook/Outlook Express users that are actually responding to the spam they receive, which just happen to be Anti-Spam tools...
I remember years ago it was always talked about using Liquid Nitrogen to cool CPUs and it was like the one thing that a person could do that would be considered by the entire community as "wow." I mean if you could overclock that little 233mhz AMD up to 500 or so by sticking some liquid nitrogen AND figure out a way to keep all of the condensation problems away it was pretty cool. Now a days thoes problems have all been solved and Liquid Nitrogen is cheap. Now on to Beowulf, the term beowulf means very little, and it would be more accurate to just call it a cluster rather than a "beowulf cluster". At least thats from my experience in clustering.
Mmmm, I think we have ourselves a business! We can can the spammers after we skin them and ship them over in a nice little alluminum tin...somehow that sounds familar.
It might have slowed down a little, but what does come though is usually the p0rn and illegal spam anyway. It's slowing, but only getting worse in quality...hmm..Quality of spam...hehe..
Hmm, looks like we need to set up a open hunting season on spammers. Too bad they don't taste too good, never was fond of SPAM myself.
It's very rare to have a new linux distrobution hit the top 10 on distrowatch ever. Count this distro in your books as a record breaker. But why does it have to be based on Mandrake? Boo-hoo. =)
Tinfoil?! What are you living in the dark ages? Nobody wears tinfoil anymore! Get the new Titanium BrainSavers(c). Heheh. Do you know where you Gallywampus is? http://www.stupidmedia.com
You see this all more and more often, our privacy is pushed back to make room for more and more "helpful services." I wouldn't be surprised if OnStar would report you to the police if you just happened to go over the speed limit or some other activity. Pfft, for all we know we could have to submit to random memory scans in the future as a new wave of "drug tests" that can do much more. Where is our privacy now?
Looks like even more work for linux-a-la-desktop is on the way. Sure makes for an interesting future for linux in the average user home.
The server wasn't actually running Gentoo Linux from what I have read.