Google does that summer of code thing, and they spend a fair amount of cash on it too.
Also they're working towards having what they run on their servers be closer to stock by submitting the scheduler that gives even priority to all processes.

Unless linking people to http://busybox.net/ can be proven to meet the requirements of "making available" I'd avoid using busybox for anything I plan to distribute. Hopefully they're not just suing for mirrors, asking would be less effort ;)

Hopefully they spend as much time on this as you have. ;)

Whats stupid about putting batteries inside servers?

Higher voltage means less amperage to run a server.

Theres torrents available, just not from that gdgt place because they want people to log in...

I Read TFA and all i saw was one stinkin pie chart. The rest of the pdf is focused on servers.

I had a 486 laptop with 16mb of ram and a black and white LCD, I had good results with using pieces of slackware 10.1. If you want to save a lot of space, use strace and ldd to figure out exactly what files you need.

Compile a custom kernel with everything you actually have built in except for cardbus/pcmcia modules.

What sounds better?

Em Em Oh

Muh Mog

One bit one way, one bit the other way. You did forget the usernames that the tweets belong to, and timestamps

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I'm in Richmond.Vancouver.bc.ca ;)
I bought a USB DTV receiver on boxing day from futureshop, and had trouble with Global and KVOS, I cant get CTV at all. Hopefully this is due to the signals being low power right now. Otherwise in 2011 I'll be stuck with CBC and maybe "A Channel" in victoria if im lucky.

It's only dangerous to update parts of the bios that cannot be avoided like the first block that gets booted. Just need enough programming to be able to read a new BIOS off of somewhere else, kinda like the BIOS' BIOS. Sadly the bios updater from ASUS rewrites the bootblock :-/

I2P sounds better than Aye Aye Pee

then theres the eeeeeeepc...

http://www.shaw.ca/en-ca/AboutShaw/TermsofUse/AcceptableUsePolicyInternet.htm#q8