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Comment: Re:Original presentation here. (Score 1) 185

by Jeremy Erwin (#43724219) Attached to: Has Supercomputing Hit a Brick Wall?

Free BSD has a walled garden? Where?

The problem here is that pdf is an open, standardized format. Google docs is not. Yes, I have a google docs account. A slashdot story should not require me to

1. Log into my third party account, or create one.
2. Discover that there is "No Preview" available.
3. Download a 30 megabyte file

All to comment intelligently on a slashdot story consisting of two sentences.

Comment: Re:Sequestration is a gimmick (Score 1) 720

by Jeremy Erwin (#43533155) Attached to: FAA On Travel Delays: Get Used To It

Then there's the various facilities and industries that are located in one or another state.

I have a solution-- build facilities and industries in the district of columbia, not in the states. Since DC has no vote, they won't be able to complain when government sizes up or down with the times. The representatives of the states and districts can then judge a program on its merits, not on local concerns such as "jobs."

Comment: Re:Rubbish, about 1/5rd an i7 performance (Score 1) 225

by Jeremy Erwin (#43511045) Attached to: The Eternal Mainframe

From some IBM propaganda

The z196 is the premier high end server and the flagship of the IBM systems portfolio. It contains 96 of the world’s fastest, most powerful microprocessors running at 5.2 GHz and is capable of executing more than 50 billion instructions per second. With up to 80 configurable processors, the z196 can scale to over 52,000 MIPS (Millions of Instructions Per Second) of compute capacity in a single footprint.

Hurray for multiprocessing!

... or were you driving the PONTIAC that HONKED at me in MIAMI last Tuesday?

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