On 08/06/2009 05:45 PM, Drew wrote:
> I think this was one of those random /.esque off-topic sorta posts
> that tickles some geeks pink and makes others shake their heads.
ah! There was a rumor around recently that a rather large cluster was
coming up, and CentOS was in the running for it. I tho
Drew wrote:
>> what am I missing here ? Were they using CentOS ?
>
> I think this was one of those random /.esque off-topic sorta posts
> that tickles some geeks pink and makes others shake their heads.
>
> Myself, I enjoy the occasional off-topic "look at this cool, possibly
> weird, new way of
> what am I missing here ? Were they using CentOS ?
I think this was one of those random /.esque off-topic sorta posts
that tickles some geeks pink and makes others shake their heads.
Myself, I enjoy the occasional off-topic "look at this cool, possibly
weird, new way of using FLOSS". :-)
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D
Quoting Jake Shipton :
> On 05/08/09 14:15, Bob Hoffman wrote:
>> ~Snip~
>> Scientists get a million Linux kernels to run at once
>> ~Snip~
>>
>> (how long before shared hosts use thislol)
>>
>> ~Snip! ~
see here: http://xkcd.com/619/
Dave
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On 05/08/09 14:15, Bob Hoffman wrote:
> ~Snip~
> Scientists get a million Linux kernels to run at once
> ~Snip~
>
> (how long before shared hosts use thislol)
>
> ~Snip! ~
>
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On 08/05/2009 02:15 PM, Bob Hoffman wrote:
> If someone posted already, forgive me I get the digest.
>
> http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/43480/108/
> Scientists get a million Linux kernels to run at once
what am I missing here ? Were they using CentOS ?
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