They actually just fixed the SxS bloat with a patch a month or two ago. Link : here.

Time Magazine and a few other places have picked up on one researcher's results.

Used to work great back in the day. Modern robo-callers are mainly using SIP with some PRI thrown in, and they ignore the audible tones in favor of either protocol's response codes instead.

Mod parent up, Hot Fudge Sundae (that falls on a Tuesdae).

"...but when you rub it, it becomes a suitcase."

If you're nostalgic, check out http://www.archonclassic.com/.

I think they did a pretty good job, but my reflexes aren't what they used to be...

The calculations at http://www.ez2c.de/ml/solar_land_area/ with optimal array placement came up with slightly different numbers, fwiw.

Though granted, the overnight storage would definitely be a challenge if solar scaled that high, and a lot more long-distance transmission lines would be needed.

There are a few dozen pages of case studies on it in this book.

Running a site like this is often a thankless job. Thanks for sticking in there so long, and for setting up and maintaining what has become one of the most well-known sites on the internet.

You don't have time to dig around and find the root cause. You need it to work. Now.

On reflection, this is a good analogy for modern society in general.

Ah, there's your problem. You needed one of these Killer NICs http://www.bigfootnetworks.com/killer-xeno-pro/ to offset the lag of the rootkit.

Heeeeeeey Aqualung....

It's the fact that they use SQLite to store so much data. Putting the firefox profile on anything but a local hard drive causes it to become completely unresponsive on a regular basis. I haven't seen any plans by Mozilla to fix this yet, but this completely kills Firefox in any work environment with roaming profiles.

As a professor I had once said, "depression existed before 1950 - they called it alcoholism."

So given the disruptive effect on the cell data network this would have, would it be more apt to call it a Grendel cluster?