wipt

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by wipt 16y ago
Check out ARC, ZFS has a implementation of it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptive_Replacement_Cache
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by wipt 16y ago
I didn't mean that it was based off of the original UNIX code base, I know my UNIX history better than that. As nailer said, this can be taken two ways and I meant it in the latter. Linux has elements of SysV - it has run levels and the lik
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by wipt 16y ago
You wrote it to a disc? It's better that marketers don't coin terminology - we end up with tweets and bings.
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by wipt 16y ago
FreeBSD 9 Release will be called... FreeBSD 9 Release.
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by wipt 16y ago
Linux IS SysV-based, though
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by wipt 16y ago
Did OpenSolaris use GNU userland? Or are you confusing the official branch with on of the forks? BSD isn't dead, and is different but not in bad ways. Don't bad mouth something (BSD) because you don't use it. Companies are much less likely
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by wipt 16y ago
Remove yourself from a place where you can access it easily for a few weeks.
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by wipt 16y ago
Impressive. I'll continue to dream about Big Blue.
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by wipt 16y ago
I've realized that I need to sit back in silence more - just with the music alone, I'm killing my ability to think hard and long in silence. And the best thoughts seem to come out of those opportunity's that I seldom take.
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by wipt 16y ago
It has the purpose of hosting my local SAN, Samba server, irssi sessions, and various other tools. It has sane configuration, and a wonderful package system.
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by wipt 16y ago
Odd that it came from Debian, yet it seems to have found it's home with ubuntu