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  1. Re: Windows 8 lets microsoft remove data without your consent

    The obvious answer is malware. Google has done the same thing with Android, and there was a lot less paranoia - because apparently Google is so much more trustworthy.
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    Re: Knight's Ferry

    Pretty sure it'll have programming support for both Windows and Linux.

    Remember, it's not really a general-purpose CPU - it's a PCIe co-processor card, like a Tesla or a GRAPE-DR or any number of...
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    Re: Four Cores in a Cellphone ?

    That's only relevant if you have a workload that will be meaningfully accelerated by multithreading. That isn't most of them.
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    Re: Four Cores in a Cellphone ?

    This argument again...

    What cell phone workload, ever, can you think of that provides three compute-intensive threads? I'm skeptical that any real one - not something vague like "gaming" - does or...
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    Re: Claim: Windows 8 Server a game changer...

    Market capitalization is well-known to be a completely meaningless indicator of company value. Look at the deeper numbers (revenue, net income, equity...)
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    Re: reverse engineer .exe files?

    You sound like a fanatic.
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    Re: reverse engineer .exe files?

    Just to be clear, I wasn't saying that reverse-engineering whatever driver or similar tool you're talking about is unethical. I was referring to the guys talking about RE'ing Windows, which is...
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    Re: reverse engineer .exe files?

    How is that unethical? Nobody is forced to buy a new operating system. It's their choice.

    I also fail to see how illegally disassembling someone else's commercial product would possibly be...
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    Re: Lighter software?

    I'm quite a fan of Arora.
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    Re: Just a question for UNIX !

    HP-UX and AIX are both assuredly not free, and they run on custom high-performance RISC hardware (HP Integrity and IBM Power Systems.)

    Generally, Linux will be reasonably close to the UNIX systems...
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    Re: Favorite retro OS

    Not close. AXP was just DEC's codename for the Alpha processor. Windows 2000 was written by MS, it was actually a fairly minor revision to NT4. If you go back far enough, NT does have DEC roots, but...
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    Re: Favorite retro OS

    Probably RSX-11 or RSTS/E. I also like old OS's that are still actively developed and in some ways very advanced, namely OpenVMS, z/OS, and z/VSE.
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    Re: Microsoft Kin Discontinued After 48 Days

    How is that not bashing? Can you tell me the major architectural flaws in the WinNT operating system? It seems like a pretty straightforward and decent RSX-11/VMS derivative to me.
  14. Re: What is the oldest working computer that you own?

    Apple IIe.
  15. Re: Firefox constantly behind schedule, what should be done?

    The current FF 3.7 (soon to be rebranded 4.0) nightlies support VP8...
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    Re: Iphone or Android

    I have a Backflip. It's definitely not one of the greatest phones around, but AT&T's Android lineup just isn't that good. The problems are numerous and frequently very annoying; for one thing, it...
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    Re: I must run this command.

    Do not use killall! This is Bad News and rather nonstandard! If you try this on a Unix system, it can result in it killing every process on your computer, so it is generally wise to use "pkill"...
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    Re: What's the point of MINIX?

    The point of Minix was never to teach people how to use Unix, it was to be a simple Unix-like operating system to teach OS design and development.
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    Re: TimeWarner Uses Ubuntu Servers!

    Not close.
  20. Re: who's the owner of UNIX? is it free&opensource?

    The owner of Unix is either Novell or SCO, probably Novell. That being said, SCO makes the closest thing to a pure Unix distribution that exists (UnixWare and OpenServer.)
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    Re: Romeo and Juliet Aficionados

    And it's worth reading, if you take the extra time to parse the language. Definitely a great classic of English literature
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    Re: Why are you who you are? Your username

    Mine is just my first and middle names - Kira Alexis - pushed together.

    I'm boring like that.
  23. Thread: I'm 14

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    Re: I'm 14

    Happy birthday!

    Wow, I feel old.
  24. Re: If Microsoft hates Unix and Linux, then why is Microsoft's behaviour contradictor

    Microsoft doesn't hate UNIX or Linux. If they did, they wouldn't offer a UNIX layer for Windows, or sponsor the Mono project to create interoperability with .NET across platforms. Don't forget that...
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    Re: The UNIX Thread

    If a third party intentionally rewrote all current Linux code and distributed it as "Linux-like" with slight incompatibilities... it would not longer be Linux.
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