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by stox 11y ago
Docker runs on top of lxc if I am not mistaken.
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by stox 11y ago
There is such a thing as constructive competition vs destructive competition. Sadly, some do not know the difference.
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by stox 11y ago
The next step will be to embed smart phones in children at birth. I guess "The President's Analyst" was more prescient than we gave it credit for.
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by stox 11y ago
A predecessor of the AS/400, the System/36 PC was available in very similar chassis to the IBM AT. It used an IBM 5150 ( aka PC ) as the console with a special interface card.
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by stox 11y ago
A lot of this goes back to the System/3, which was released in 1969. System/3 => System 32 => System 36 => System 38 => AS/400 => iSeries.
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by stox 11y ago
So honey, how was the launch today? We had a blast!
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by stox 11y ago
I think UNIX-RTR has met those goals.
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by stox 11y ago
Actually, you can change the dimensions of your face. It is very painful, and I do not recommend it to anyone voluntarily.
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by stox 11y ago
Go is simply the follow on to Limbo. It is the product of many years of experience supporting the construction of large systems. Most of its roots are from Bell Labs.
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by stox 11y ago
There was only one truly secure system, but then the Big Bang happened.
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by stox 11y ago
For those in the States interesting in finding Club Mate: http://club-mateusa.com/
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by stox 11y ago
He was a cousin of Ian Fleming and one of the inspirations for James Bond. What a remarkable man!
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by stox 11y ago
Brilliant! A great move to re-establish to covenant between employers and employees. A clear acknowledgement of how important the employees are to the company. I hope they do outrageously well with this.
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by stox 11y ago
If my recent experiences with them in regards to DNS is any indicator, their DNS infrastructure is a colossal joke. 4 days to get a reverse DNS entry done? Really? I wont even mention the typos in some of their SOA records.
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by stox 11y ago
If it wasn't for USL vs BSDi, we probably wouldn't have Linux today, and BSD would be ruling the world.
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by stox 11y ago
Welcome to the voice menu from Hell. We used to do that with AT&T Voice Power cards back in the day.
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by stox 11y ago
I used to work on the 97th floor of the Sears Tower. On a really windy day, we would get downright seasick.
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by stox 11y ago
Cloud, as in Blowing Smoke.
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by stox 11y ago
In this environment, the power cycles are going to be less stressful than typical, as you won't see the degree of thermal cycling you do in a hot chassis. I'd love to see what the data says a year out.
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by stox 11y ago
Per unit of heat generated, natural gas produces about half the CO2 of coal. http://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.cfm?id=73&t=11 That is already a big win.
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by stox 11y ago
I picked up a full Rad working at a nuke. No tumors yet.
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by stox 11y ago
Coming soon: OTA updates for Boeing aircraft. What could possibly go wrong?
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by stox 11y ago
And thus began the fall of Western civilization...
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by stox 11y ago
Can you say Acxiom? I knew you could.
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by stox 11y ago
They were big, heavy, and needed batteries too often. Expensive, too. They are retro-chic now, though. A good specimen will cost you north of $1K.
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by stox 11y ago
Better not tell my 8" disks.
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by stox 11y ago
BTW, all of those commands are from the original BSD c-shell. Bash developers knew a good thing when they saw it.
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by stox 11y ago
This is great news! I was one of the people who painted the first bike lane down 5th Avenue back in the late 1970's. I see that Transportation Alternatives is still alive and well.
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by stox 11y ago
I wonder if disruptive jobs are named Hugh?
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by stox 11y ago
Worst company name ever.

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