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Comment Re:Fuel (Score 1) 201

by apavel on Sunday May 05, 2013 @05:42AM (#43633481) Attached to: USAF Hypersonic Scramjet Successfully Scrams

Where is carbon in that?

Comment Re:Next time, skip the "Intel Inside" sticker (Score 1) 287

by apavel on Monday December 06, 2010 @04:15PM (#34464070) Attached to: With Better Sharing of Intel Comes Danger

You can use optar: http://ronja.twibright.com/optar/

Comment Re:Most horrible (Score 1) 224

by apavel on Saturday December 04, 2010 @12:08PM (#34443682) Attached to: IAEA Forms Nuclear Fuel Bank

Since when reactor power measured in tonns?

Comment Surprised by this on frontpage (Score 1) 409

by apavel on Thursday September 03, 2009 @03:25PM (#29303435) Attached to: Slow Oracle Merger Leads To Outflow of Sun Projects, Coders

Original article dated 31 July (month ago!), has only two facts (about JRuby developers and IBM migration program) and lot more of FUD.

JRuby fate was already discussed on slashdot and there is nothing new on IBM program. Every vendor has these, every vendor offer iniciatives toward purchasing his wares.

OTOH, if IBM really offering 64k$ for single-socket CMT server, then it can be really good purchase for customer, considered that Sun T1000 (1st generation niagara) cost less than $5000.

So
1. Buy one Sun T1000 for $5k
2. Get 64k$ from IBM
3. ???
4. 59 thousand dollars profit :)

Oh, and Sun server outperforms IBM Power

Comment Re:Sun's libc/complier are my BANE! (Score 1) 248

by apavel on Sunday November 23, 2008 @04:49PM (#25867113) Attached to: Taking a Look at Nexenta's Blend of Solaris and Ubuntu

In Sun Solaris Perl CPAN modules can be compiled and installed with gcc. Just run /usr/perl5/5.8.x/bin/perlgcc Makefile.PL instead of usual perl Makefile.PL

Other perl/solaris features are described in perlsolaris manpage (run man -M /usr/perl5/man perlsolaris to view it). Solaris make(1) program installed under /usr/ccs/bin and GNU make variant usually installed in /usr/sfw/bin/gmake.

Submission + - Mainframe OpenSolaris Now Available (sinenomine.net)

Submitted by BBCWatcher on Thursday October 16, 2008 @02:22AM

BBCWatcher writes: When Sun released Solaris to the open source community in the form of OpenSolaris, would anyone have guessed that it would soon wind up running on IBM System z mainframes? Amazingly, that milestone has now been achieved. Sine Nomine Associates is making its first release of OpenSolaris for System z available for free and public download. Source code is also available. OpenSolaris for System z requires a System z9 or z10 mainframe and z/VM, the hypervisor that's nearly universal to mainframe Linux installations. (The free, limited term z/VM Evaluation Edition is available for z10 machines.) Like Linux, OpenSolaris will run on reduced price IFL processors. For the record, Linux moved to the mainframe almost nine years before OpenSolaris.

Journal Journal: Hi there

Journal by apavel on Wednesday May 19, 2004 @11:21AM

Lets test this thingy

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