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kjs3

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    Comment #49238644

    A VAR I worked with back in the day made great scratch for a good number of years flogging MS SQLServer on Alpha for the performance boost, which was apparently more than enough to…

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    Comment #49238613

    John Mashey?

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    Comment #49238600

    Pretty cheap and pretty slow, relative to other Alphas. The various ATX-sized PC164s motherboards were the ones that should have sealed the deal for Digital, but intel had PPro at …

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    Comment #49238511

    It's the internet. Don't feed the trolls. Or the loons.

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    Comment #49230407

    It's not satire. They just really wanted to tell us all how very, very special they are, not one of the little people...sorry...statistical masses. Someone never got over reading A…

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    Comment #49217566

    Various types of 'lumpiness' in the observable universe are huge topics of research.

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    Comment #49203545

    And you don't use an o-scope in anycase, since you'd need...what...a thousand of them to watch all the signals. You'd use a logic analyzer. I think I read somewhere that those olde…

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    Comment #49203446

    The only thing surprising about that is someone might be held accountable. Maybe good news?

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    Comment #49203383

    Wouldn't surprise me. It's an endless stream of ruthlessly annoying, seizure inducing 'games' seemingly trying to one-up each other as to how over the top silly their visuals and a…

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    Comment #49199093

    I dug out the Wii I bought for my daughter for my 6yo grandson. He thinks it's great...it's about the only thing that he'll put down Roblox for.

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    Comment #49198814

    It's the 'other' major processor that shipped with register windows along with SPARC and i960. Very popular in the embedded world.

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    Comment #49198700

    Hurd is a 'Linux killer' in the same way TempleOS is.

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    Comment #49198433

    There are lots of platforms where RAM is tiered, and operating systems that support it. For example, CLX allows for a "NUMA node without CPU" abstraction; there was a HN article re…

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    Comment #49198263

    Um...while not "OG Windows" I guess, PowerPC was an officially supported and shipping Windows NT 3.51 & 4 target[1]. It was released a couple of years before XP 64-bit for itanic. …

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    Comment #49175302

    Er...the 50MT device was a cold war dick measuring stunt, not the demonstration of a practical strategic weapon. But, yeah, we (the US) don't even build 1MT devices any more, becau…

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    Comment #49075907

    AI driven/automated farming for kharma will only get worse...

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    Comment #49040074

    The GP specifically said they weren't looking for some overpriced 'enthusiast' nonsense. Did you really spent $1700 for that thing? Did you get the gold plated, oxygen free cables …

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    Comment #49013219

    People who built a business model around stealing other peoples stuff are vewy, vewy upset that someone has built a business model around stealing their stuff. Oh no! Anyway.....

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    Comment #48978303

    Cleopatra was a Ptolemaic Greek descendant in a family so obsessed with blood purity that they married brothers to sisters to avoid mixing with 'native' Egiptians. You make the cal…

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    Comment #48959115

    Gamer marketing for you. Which I fell for. Fool me once and all that...

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    Comment #48958591

    The last one I remember is plugging a Razer mouse Oh, yeah. Bought this overpriced but heavily hyped Razer mouse and it wouldn't even work right until it had an internet connection…

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    Comment #48958183

    I haven't pulled the trigger on the Xteink because of the back/front light missing, but probably will when they're back in stock. I'll check out the pocketbook as well...thanks for…

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    Comment #48954888

    Because IBM mainframes give the right answers.

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    Comment #48954872

    How about vibe coded health care systems.

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    Comment #48954800

    The finance fun noone knows about. I knew someone who did this as revenge. Sent some asshole a fake invoice for US$stupidmoney for a couple of months which said asshole ignored, th…