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Comment: Re:Oh Shit!!!! (Score 1) 110

by vil3nr0b (#35302870) Attached to: Iran Claims Two New Supercomputers
Yep, it's amazing how low rent you can get to build a supercomputer...especially with web resources and an exploitable, educated labor market. Take the United States for example... sometimes you don't even need a datacenter, just a cheap prefab building on cheap tax break land. Hire one person to be software/storage/network/admin. Then contract a hardware jockey cause noone likes doing it and we're cheap. These said two guys could build cluster using supermicro setups installed into APC cabinets, hook up the I/O, and rock n roll. Biggest cost unless your nationalized: Power/Cooling.

Comment: How's this for justification? (Score 1) 409

by vil3nr0b (#32318810) Attached to: I suspect my current job will end when ...
When I quit after Clearing the table. After the five plus years I have been there, tolerating being treated in the most inhumane ways by petty tyrants who don't know shit about what I do which is right after they find out my wife has graduated and become a nurse out of state and the only reason I am there is because me and one of the guys started our own graphics studio and I am using every bit of the crooked old man's money to buy my way out of indentured servitude in this unappreciative industry of support. --Side Note-- I also am there because unlike my company, I give a fuck about one of the customers and it will be really fucking bad when noone is left to support an unsupported, outdated version of redhat with proprietary scripts which allows you to troubleshoot hardware on 1500 nodes with openbios I have solely supported for the last five years. I also can't wait to see the owner's face when he finds out the only reason he got the contract is because someone was left to support an extinct platform.

Comment: Re:Then fuck it. (Score 2, Insightful) 351

by vil3nr0b (#31819500) Attached to: US Rejects Demands For ACTA Transparency
As an American, I will explain it. We are no different than anyone else who becomes corrupted by money and power. In fact, throughout existence it has been this way. Regardless of any viewpoint of morality or sense of right regardless of country, money talks to these people. Its the only thing they answer to. Sad, but true from the beginning of human nature. What can be done to fix it? lol

Comment: When things ARE broken (Score 1) 303

by vil3nr0b (#29119201) Attached to: While Coding, How Often Do You Refer To Language Docs?
When things ARE broken is a much more appropriate option. I fix hardware and have to examine error and debug logs frequently...BTW using the terms loosely cause Im probably wrong about the debug term. How else can I prove it is your shitty software jobs and half-ass PERL scripts causing the problem without examining the code manuals? What does the poll writer think hardware geeks deal with all day? Does he/she think I really have time to become an expert in all the languages the customer uses? Even if I would completely ignore my family I could never master all the necessary coding skills to be an expert without the manual.

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