The Claudico super computer uses an algorithm to account for gargantuan amounts of complexity by representing the number of possible Heads-Up No-limit Texas Hold'em decisions.
Ummm, wrong. It's the other way round. You don't put shoes on by keeping your feet warm, do you?
And there you have the reason why almost nobody uses OpenBSD.
Yeah, well, I use OpenBSD, and I know a ton of people who use it for, say, firewalls, routers and other. And, yes, even web servers an other stuff.
Seriously, man: PHP? Really?
[...] Maybe OpenBSD could create a section on their web site that provides documentation on the advantages of BSD over Linux as well as some advice on how to avoid common pitfalls that Linux users typically make in BSD. [...] In any event, I'm curious to see what I'll miss coming from the Linux world after spending some time in OpenBSD.
On a semi-related note: what's with replacing nginx with their own http daemon? Is the NIH syndrome spreading to OpenBSD as well?
Nope, they have explained at legnth that nginx was getting too big, and its developpers too unresponsive, for it to be a part of base anymore. That was also the case with the previous web server, which was an old version of Apache with a lot of patches.You can still install nginx from ports though and Apache is in there somewhere as well.
As far as documentation is concerned, please refer to the OpenBSD FAQ:
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq...
And:
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq...
What will you miss? Probably not much, except for the eye candy. OpenBSD is a really good and complete OS, and its quality is excellent.
No, most people want to run a simple PHP website (Wordpress, Drupal, etc). But since almost every modern CMS and framework require at least a simple form of URL rewriting (rewrite every request for a non-existig file to
Err... If you are running PHP on OpenBSD, you have COMPLETELY missed the point of OpenBSD in the first place.
Seriously, though. PHP?
You didn't use any word implying likelihood or probability. You're making stuff up.
P.S. Reading comprehension. No "for".
battery systems designed to store up to 10 kWh of power.
kW is a unit of power. When you multiply it by a unit of time it becomes a unit of energy.
simple English
Just sayin'. Not that the original mistake isn't utterly retarded.
video-clip by Woopy Goldberg
Never heard of him.
they a found trove of strange artifacts
An English primer was not among them, it would seem.
Never end a sentence with a preposition.
This is the sort of nonsense up with which I will not put.
extend the term of copyright for sound recordings and performers
I didn't know people could be copyrighted.
Thus spake the master programmer: "After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
