have you checked Apple's XServe ? The server costs 18000 shek in
Israel, which can have upto 32GB. I think you should buy the server
separately, and then buy RAM, it's about 1500 shek per 2GB, so it
makes 16x1500 8x3000, 24000
which makes up to 4 shekels.
If you talk to them, you may get a bi
Hey guys,
linux-vserver is a pretty sweet implementation, as it introduces
virtually no latency since the vserver runs in a hacked up version of
chroot().
There are however some limitations with that approach. Security-wise,
it gives the attackers access to (almost) the whole range of
sysc
Hi,
Can anyone explain readproctitle
(http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/readproctitle.html) to me in words of 3
sylables or less?
I'm admining a system which runs quite a few of these DJB programs (qmail,
tinydns, daemontools, etc), and to say that I find them somewhat less than
intuitive would be a gr
Hi,
I'm running Xen using Intel's "Conroe" which is an alias for the dual
core CPU with VT enabled, on my PC I don't know if there is any laptop
with it and how expensive is it.
I'm using openSUSE 10.2 as my distro which has an O.K. user interface
for the installation
and a good documentation.
Eran Sandler wrote:
I prefer Linux but if the performance is worse than what I will get with
comparable hardware on Mac + Parallels I'll go with a Mac.
Get a laptop with CoreDuo CPU with Intel VT-x and run Linux + kvm.
XP/200 or Vista run fine (enough memory provided).
Gilad
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Thanks for the info.
The one thing I'm worried about is Visual Studio 2005 which is quite heavy.
If that will work well on a KVMed environment that would be more than fine
for me :-)
On 7/11/07, Gilad Ben-Yossef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Eran Sandler wrote:
> I prefer Linux but if the perfor