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seefriek
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Comment #7181082
For some of us, it's exactly the right sort of SoC.
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Comment #7180881
Chattanooga is a great town.
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Comment #7131542
I used a Multiflow Trace back in the day. For certain types of apps (mechanical engineering simulations in our case), there were significant speedups. It was a weird box, though.
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Comment #7105518
I think you're right as well, and in fact many companies grow quite large without having a CFO, and you certainly don't need a CFO to raise VC (a top flight lawyer is money better …
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Comment #7040102
Nice catch, deevus.
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Comment #7038224
SIMH runs VAX code an order of magnitude faster than any existing actual hardware.
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Comment #7037980
Tell that to any adjunct professor you happen to meet.
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Comment #7002560
I can't comment on the utility of Wordpress, but I can tell you it (or, more precisely, it's ecosystem) is a security cesspool. Check out http://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-li…
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Comment #7002119
Yeah...that's likely a scam.
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Comment #6986358
> our offering is so much better than theirs that any > informed user choosing our competetion would be absurd Betamax was "better" than VCR; any "informed user" would have picked …
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Comment #6928386
Actually, there's a whole niche market selling pallets of food like that to Mormons, as they're obligated by their faith to have a year or so of food/water/supplies.
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Comment #6897034
Reminds me I need to get my VAX-11/730 back on the net. Built in 1983. BSD 4.3. No GUI.
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Comment #6895795
Wow, that's a mind-boggling false equivalence. Tips, being optional, incent a waiter to excel. Bribes, not typically being optional, only incent the corrupt policemen to catch as m…
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Comment #6895416
Agreed, mostly. We always maintained a pool of "disposable" kit (laptop, phones, etc) with a minimum of "stuff" loaded (OS, major productivity apps, some publicly available documen…
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Comment #6888705
You are of course correct. Clearly a couple of faulty brain cells in those memories.
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Comment #6884351
Will that do anything about preventing "condescending fuckwit" behavior? I'm betting not.
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Comment #6884276
Assuming you can read. And can read the language it's written in. Neither of those is a given.
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Comment #6884201
I didn't. Somewhere along the line, however, she became that person.
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Comment #6884139
Doom multiplayer networking ran over IPX, not TCP/IP, and used a multicast to find other clients. So...trick question: none?
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Comment #6882088
For what task? There are things I use Python for; others I use C. That said...I'd never use PHP for anything I had a say in.
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Comment #6881940
Not at all. My first wife not only didn't know what I really did for a living ("Oh...he does something in IT..."), she didn't give two shits as long as the money kept coming. And i…
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Comment #6854925
See: Strontium-90
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Comment #6837352
You're actually right...IA-64 was suppose to be the 64-bit Intel instruction set, right up until AMD dropped the AMD64 bomb and the market went "backward compatible...got to get me…
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Comment #6837324
As someone who flew every week for about 20 years, the idea of not traveling with a bag to be gone for a week or needing to change flights periodically is pretty strange.
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Comment #6836218
Wirth likes to design computer architectures to go with the languages he creates (he's got a EE undergrad). He did (at least) p-Machine & p-Code (Pascal virtual machine), Lilith (2…