Gold standard? I thought Platinum was the pretty standard cat in such cases?

Actually, Windows Me wasn't feasible back then either :-)

I thought Fraunhofer was mostly sponsored by the MP3 playing crowds?

And the rest of the world thinks that both are right :-)

It's another area where FreeBSD leads the Linux pack :-)

DeGNUification.

FreeBSD 9.0 will have Clang as system compiler

If you need to consider thermal lag depends on what you think is most important, temperature or light related issues (energy/ m^2 or length of day period)

E.g. if you are talking about solar cells, seasons are spot on (solstice for minimum/maximum solar capacity)

Google didn't start like that either. They had a search engine in times that web ad revenues were dropping, but no way to capitalize on it.

Then later, with the purchase of Ouverture Google brought the two crucial components (search + sales of targeted ads) together.

FreeBSD is known for its throughput and stability under load. I never saw figures for latency.

Linux did have a lot of realtime stuff done over time (starting with 2.4.x)

Still, it is indeed a bold claim, and I'd like to see the data. Unfortunately it is not that kind of article.

I asked Dilbert's Topper, and he said he had to download my 4.3BSD distribution by training a parrot to whistle at 75baud.

I like Orval Trappist most.

(yes,yes, I know, most readily available Trappist is brewed in factories)

And the NOCD patch,I assume in this case it is NONETWORK too :)

That is true, but has nothing to do with my remark.

The genome is simply more vulnerable while copying.

Older people have lower rates of celldivision, and thus probably have a lower chance on cancer (for the same dose).

Not the same, that space is much shorter.

I don't care that they disabled it by default, but there should be a setting to bring it back.

I don't know how it works in the US, but here you can immediately appeal a breathalizer test, and require a bloodtest. So in the rare case your breathalizer test is positive and you don't agree, you can always appeal that.