Comment QNX had it right after all (Score 1) 345
QNX kernel was less than 8K back in the day. It's probably 10K today.
Comment Already done....old news (Score 1) 157
QNX had this back in the 90's. I laughed at people shuffling a WordPerfect legal document around between 5 secretaries and having to combine their edits and get the document out before the end of the night. They could have done it in a fifth of the time had they used QNX and this awesome work process (who's name now escape me). It used QNX's message passing architecture to work it's magic. It was truly neat watching edits to a document occur in real-time - and this was back in 1991.
Comment oh really? (Score 1) 143
'But an Identity and Passport Service spokesman denied the system would be vulnerable to fraud...' ...and the ship is unsinkable, the volcano is dormant, the electronic voting system is un-hackable, and that really popular operating system doesn't totally suck.
Air Force To Rewrite the Rules of the Internet 547
meridiangod writes "The Air Force is fed up with a seemingly endless barrage of attacks on its computer networks from stealthy adversaries whose motives and even locations are unclear. So now the service is looking to restore its advantage on the virtual battlefield by doing nothing less than the rewriting the 'laws of cyberspace.'" I'm sure that'll work out really well for them.
