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looks like a 1980's boom box maybe ya'll can break dance when you get one! L O L

ya'll are simply dumb! currently there are 40 (yes that is fourty or 80%) of the states impose "road use tax" at registration of an electric vehicle because they dont pay gas tax for roads. there is this thing called google...its on the internet...it allows you to search for answers to things...

how much of that 8x25gb is for sending data to a "special" data gathering site SM? hmmm?

but nobody talks about anything ibm is doing, and certainly the phrase "you can't get fired for buying ibm" isnt true anymore

you have it backwards. IBM has to buy the company and then it dies off (Rohlm, Lotus, .... Redhat isnt dead yet) if NV buys IBM no idea what would happen. however, HP is just about as bad...let's see HP bought Compaq, Cray, StorageTek, Tandem and DEC oh and of course big endian SystemV from...

from this list, how many have had security breaches?

oh oh oh can the new multichip socket be SLOT B? (since we already had slot a) what a failure that was

the 148.0 update on winblows has the new anti-intelligence with it...you are allowed to turn it off (or at least shows you being able to turn it off)

on every new version of the chip set i worked on ... the speed increase alone would change how the code behaved and we would have to implement more checks to make sure things happened in the correct order. out of order execution is NOT always that great. sometimes you remove the bus before you...

the real question is this baked into the bios/firmware of the laptop or merely programs running on winblows? does a lenovo laptop running linux still offer up the goods or not?

'rn' ... or the more elaborate 'trn' those in the know...know

Copilot's ability to view everything is of huge concern...My SIL is in charge of PI at a company and because of Copilot they will be MS free by the end of the year and are working as fast as they can to make that happen sooner. bill gates or not, this is their own fault

the way i understand it is this: instead of using 854mb of ram for the metadata for a 1tb swap device it only will now use 598mb of ram for metadata. while a savings sure, but if that is your big worry then there are other places you probably should be saving ram as well and im not talking about...

let's see here it takes 1,000 GB to make 1 TB and it takes 1,000 MB to make 1 GB and you are saving 256MB out of 1 TB so 1/4th of 1/1000th ... simply amazing! /s

no joke sarah connor i read the title and went - skynet here we come

since the dawn of time - or at least 30years that i have personally witnessed...ms breaks a LOT of networking established conventions unix services for windows was beyond horrible - is one example i could repeatedly cite

i worked at IBM on the Itanic for AIX (and was also in on the whole SCO lawsuit). the itanic was 1/2 as fast as our F55 and 4 times the cost! intel was pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into trying to make itanic float but that crap was sinking no matter what. i still have my Project...

well over a year ago i saw a lazer system that was zapping bugs the problem is that you cant see all the bugs you want to zap (ie aphids are just 1 example)

what 36 bytes did they remove from the Ethernet header? (doesnt say in link i looked) and reducing those 36 bytes (on my 300 baud modem maybe) improved network efficiency by how much on a 100G+ network? granted when you get into millions/billions of pkts yes...but on each? and did you take...

2 sticks of DDR3....impressive for ... wait what decade is this again? google even struggled to find that was back in 2007...18yo ram (can by beer in some states) will be paired with this new chip!

me too btw, i have a power9 tshirt...actually i have a lot of powerX tshirts we wont talk about the Itantic one ;)

where will this 2.2 GW come from? since it will clearly require multiple newly built electrical power plants just for this and yet...not a single new power plant for actual humans to use...

i would really love to see phoronix run the sames exact tests on both intel and ibm. just to see if there is any special sauce cooked in or not. especially since one would think maybe, just maybe, ibm would cook a little extra when they own red hat linux

i started on POWER before it was even officially called POWER (when it was the triumvirate of IBM, Motorola and Apple and consisted of a chipset ie many chips and then when the 1st single chip called PowerPC came out). to say that IBM "maybe working on power12" is about as stupid as saying the...

thats a LOT of radiators for all the liquid cooling......wondering how many btu's of A/C is needed?

on my rig today i had 2x4070 Ti Super 16gb and 2x4080 Super 16gb all 4 cards from gigabyte and running the same software on all 4 the 4080s pull a LOT more current and gives of LOT more heat...averaging almost 12C more heat 4080s were pulling 314w and pumping 77C soooooooo what temps and current...

dropped on its edge without a edge protector...but usually the steel slot vanes prevent all but the back notch from being hurt. the damage appears to be in the back 1/3rd so it is possible like it landed on something, but you would also think the beveled edge would be more damaged as well

when it comes to data center servers ... sometimes the cpu's are free there was (maybe still is) a time not long ago that ibm would rent the cpu for free...but the ram was $1000 per gig ... and that was usually the show stopper

yes someone finally out did ibm and their 34Billion for RedHat

where is that 90mhz Pentium that needed a nuke plant cooling tower? or the MASSIVE heatsink for my Pentium Pro (oc'd from 60 to 66mhz!!!) how many watts did the peilter cooler use for it? ;)

define "thoroughly tested" and please feel free to elaborate...being that i was a RHEL tester for 3 years im interested in hearing what that is dont worry i have the Orville Redenbacker truck delivering now.

you dont have a clue AMD Fab 25 here in austin had dual power station feeds and that was in the 90's. one substation was right across ben white blvd ... about 1/2 mile away there was another substation ON the amd property! Samsung here in austin - oh wait whats that the only one outside of...

LOLOL too funny i've been working on RISC since the late '80s when it was actually a REDUCED instruction set that reduced set has become more n more n more n a lot more and vastly more to where the Reduced should be removed nowadays how does this risc-v compare to power10 ? both in computing...

my son and i still play Supreme Commander:FA with the FAF community mods. last weekend it locked up at the 1hr 1min mark. it tends to do that even with the core maximizer speedup util.

so a 1k ps just for that...ouch...add another 2-400 for mb and whats on it...eek thats a big spendy ps in the 1600w range

very true if mining still pays the costs and produces a profit...they will continue heck i just read an article yesterday on the state of kentucky ASKING for miners to come to ky!

imagine running a 3090 + 3070 > 430w or twin 1080ti ~ 400w today...it throws off some heat what the card(s) consume is just a part (usually not even half) of the energy consumption equation

and here is the 1300 for 204! https://smile.amazon.com/EVGA-Supernova-Platinum-Modular-220-P3-1200-X1/dp/B09GQM6CW3/ref=sr_1_2?crid=182BO9ZM2J1B0&keywords=evga%2B1200w%2Bpower%2Bsupply&qid=1647013147&sprefix=evga%2B1200%2Caps%2C96&sr=8-2&th=1

its not even opensource and i know it by heart try SCO vs IBM on the NUMA code

i have 2 rooms on the same circuit. i know because i have popped the breaker 3 times and both rooms shut off. let me just say there is way more load in the other room than this room has. each system has its own APC 1500 va ups as well