My question is how soon could someone be able to use Xen and have dom0 autoboot into something like a Windows XP installation (running on the console) and can still manage VMs and manage them in the hypervisor? I would like to leverage a hypervisor for managing VMs on a system with a lot of memory and still want to use it as a workstation with native, or close-to-native graphics acceleration not login through remote desktop/VNC.
The documentation for doing this is confusing and there appears to be a limitation to the graphics drivers that allow that. Last time I did the investigation it seems ATi drivers had some hurdles that prevents a smooth installation. The other requirement is VT-d but that's more easily taken care of by purchasing the right chipset and CPU.
Good luck finding all movies with that aspect ratio.
Is there an equivalent that runs on Windows, OS X, or Linux?
That's where the Cone of Silence is useful in situations like what you've described.
What's the rationale behind having onboard WiFi but not ethernet? Is it that much cheaper?
Now I learned about why MKV files were named the way it was.
I would put it in for development to give me the proper timeline of events. And if I have the time, I would either remove the timestamp or reduce its accuracy. If I have time.
Reddit has been down for approx 24 hours--it's been on RO mode for most of the day. Pretty bad PR for Amazon.
Products made in China.
I missed your point until I was watching the Nova documentary that discussed the subject.
1. The person used Kermit to transfer his data and Cliff Stoll measured the packet delay.
2. His initial data for the latency was 3 seconds and he used this delay to calculate that the individual was somewhere on the moon.
Google owns the fiber with total control of what to do with their network. It wouldn't make sense to rent cable or telco fiber.
In other words, Google prefers open access for the fiber it owns while incumbent ISP-owned fiber from the likes of Comcast and AT&T want their subscribers to pay for their TV broadcast services and capping their internet services.
That's my main beef with today's notebooks. 15" 1366x768 screen. Wow. Not. A T8300 and 4GB of memory is plenty good for doing normal things.
It seems that more and more mathematicians are using a new, high level language named "research student".
