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961.
by gonzo 13y ago
Yet more "Pay Toilet" WiFi.
962.
by gonzo 13y ago
My business has a redundant 10Gbps connection to our cabinet at zColo. We lease the dark fiber (but it doesn't run very far, so it's not very expensive.) The cabinet has a 1Gbps uplink for Internet. Home is 50Mbps FTTH right now
963.
by gonzo 13y ago
True, but there is an effective way around this: "Would you hire Jack(ie) again?" Tells you all you need to know.
964.
by gonzo 13y ago
And we all know what runs through porcelain before it runs through plumbing.
965.
by gonzo 13y ago
FreeBSD does not have Mach ports (the IPC system). There is a ton of what OSX does that needs this. See my comment up thread about Jordan Hubbard's plans.
966.
by gonzo 13y ago
Amazingly, jkh is talking about bringing More parts of Mach to FreeBSD. To make it more like OSX.
967.
by gonzo 13y ago
I have a unicorn job. I sleep with the boss. It helps that we've been married for over 23 years.
968.
by gonzo 13y ago
Yup. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/President_of_the_United_States#...
969.
by gonzo 13y ago
Here's something from 2006 that quotes Theo saying the bill was around 100 USD/week. http://openbsd.das.ufsc.br/press.html and something else that says $600/mo: https://forums.freebsd.org/view
970.
by gonzo 13y ago
Since OpenBSD is a fork of NetBSD, this makes sense.
971.
by gonzo 13y ago
netbooks, by the looks of it
972.
by gonzo 13y ago
it's Theo's basement. How much power could there be?
973.
by gonzo 13y ago
and since the current space is Theo's basement...
974.
by gonzo 13y ago
It's Theo's basement.
975.
by gonzo 13y ago
You know that photo is from Theo's basement, right? here is a more recent photograph: http://www.openbsd.org/images/newrack.jpg
976.
by gonzo 13y ago
Lots of bitching/moaning below about the inability to get more than 64GB of ram, etc. My only gripe: no 10Gbps Ethernet.
977.
by gonzo 13y ago
Not if your short-depth 1U is < 8.5". (relax, I'm agreeing with you.)
978.
by gonzo 13y ago
var·i·ant ˈve(ə)rēənt/ noun 1. a form or version of something that differs in some respect from other forms of the same thing or from a standard See also: netBSD, or even 386BSD
979.
by gonzo 13y ago
I sense increasingly shrill sounds emanating from the OpenBSD camp. Monday: Theo De Raadt, complaining about FreeBSD security, after giving commit access to NSA/FBI contractors to install backdoors in OpenBSD back in 2003. http:/
980.
by gonzo 13y ago
I can't really say it better than Mike Ash, so: <quote> Conclusion The "64-bit" A7 is not just a marketing gimmic, but neither is it an amazing breakthrough that enables a new class of applications. The truth, as happen
981.
by gonzo 13y ago
fetchmail is a complete POS. Don't use it.
982.
by gonzo 13y ago
2015: 5% 2016: 10% 2017: 20% 2018: 40% 2019: 80% Not quite ubiquity. Also, expect some flattening of the growth rate.
983.
by gonzo 13y ago
Whoosh
984.
by gonzo 13y ago
pfSense guy here. If you think a dual core D525 is the sh*t, just wait until you see an 8 core OOE 'Atom' with AES-NI support, and 4 i350 GigE Ethernets running pfSense 2.2 (based on FreeBSD 10, so multi-core pf, etc...) Or the du
985.
by gonzo 13y ago
It's not always the aneurysm that causes the dissection. Sometimes the dissection causes the aneurysm. The theory is that a plaque tears a he in the surface of the aorta.
986.
by gonzo 13y ago
In a word, No. It wouldnt fix the false lumen. This is me: http://aorticdissection.com/2011/12/06/jim-thompson-47/
987.
by gonzo 13y ago
I don't have Marfan's, but I did suffer a ascending aortic dissection in aug 2009. It was repaired with a Dacron stint. (Basically about 3" of my aorta is now artificial.) This sounds like a great thing.
988.
by gonzo 13y ago
you are not alone in this.
989.
by gonzo 13y ago
if the death of Fox is in the cards, I'm for it.
990.
by gonzo 13y ago
You can say, "thank you". :-)

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