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Sure, and I have that in each of the half-dozen ThinkPads laying about my place. That doesn't negate a desire for a unique architecture portable. edit: Partic
by subway 9y ago
Sure, and I have that in each of the half-dozen ThinkPads laying about my place.
That doesn't negate a desire for a unique architecture portable.
edit: Particularly of interest to me is being able to isolate nodes. Your router and console are on the same physical board perhaps, but only interconnect via an onboard Ethernet switch (itself managed as a 'slave' under either the router or console node, depending on where one landed philosophically). Compute nodes could be powered off entirely when not in use.
- rbanffy 9y agoI think a laptop with a server-grade ARM processor would be a lot of fun.