Comment Yes (Score 2) 89
ACCIDENTAL impact
ACCIDENTAL impact
I seem to remember a well-documented SCADA hacking break-in somewhere in Australia where they reversed sewage pumps. Years ago, if not decades now. Complacency?
"Rogue"
Ran out of ideas, have we? Why don't you let chatgpt suggest something new and interesting?
But then 42!
So it's nice...
Comparing a 603 from 94 to a pentium pro is not nice. And you seem to be forgetting about the SMP which if I recall made BeBOX the only SMP workstation out there in 95. 21164A and SGI Octane came years later. There was amd OpenSMP but there were no motherboards, at least not untill 97/8.
After "The Big Bang Theory" we should have "The String Theory". Something to do with g-strings and pole dancers perhaps. Or pulling strings for favours in various governmental bodies? Or something entertaining.
ObjAnything is an attempt at making code more "readable", nothing else. Stick to Lisp for everything else.
NeXTSTEP was Jobs attempt to sell $10k workstations to education.
And yes, money talks. Nothing to do with sales pitches or technical prowess of any kind. Let's not forget ObjC and the sheer amount of stress and madness it caused. BeBOX was waaay ahead of NeXTCUBE (in fact it was up there with alphas of the same era) and BeOS was waaay ahead of NeXTSTEP.
This guy is a hero and deserves a medal for at least trying to weed out 1337 v1b3 c0d3rz! What dork would threaten him for writing code? Maybe some openclaw agent decided to take matters into its own little hands/claws?
Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.
Not much - everything that could've gone wrong allready has!
You think they have any? Maybe a few stacks of a4 and a box of bic pens. Maybe.
And who pays capital gains tax?
At least!
"For the love of phlegm...a stupid wall of death rays. How tacky can ya get?" - Post Brothers comics