Microsoft had the biggest booth at Supercomputers09, 50x90 feet. The
huge exhibit floor (about 260,000 square feet ) was crowded, but not
around the M$ booth. One reason was that they had some of their
boothbabes dressed like cops or Marine officers or some uniform like
that. Maybe they were en
Michael:
This is off topic.
For being a God fearing man you are pretty negative. Cheer up lado! As an
atheist I have to say: live and be happy already! and..who cares anyway?
So what if it's down...do some studying. Get a coffee.. Work on your goals.
/shrug
Moving along. :D
Aaron
aa...@kalo
> I've had to have this discussion with people who've never managed,
> administered or troubleshot an enterprise network. This seems like this is
> the case with you Michael. It is not a complete apples to apples comparison
> but the ideas still work. Automobiles have been around for some 100 years
I probably have my apache server set up somewhat incorrectly for
one of my oldest websites. I run a lot of wikis on many websites,
and the wikis permit apache cgi clients to rewrite apache owned
wiki content under some circumstances.
What is scary is that a couple of my static html files, alleged
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 9:34 PM, Michael Robinson
wrote:
> > > If you are a PSU staff person, please don't be offended. Some of
> > > you are very dedicated good professors. Others, I honestly wonder
> > > what you are doing there. I'm not going to list any names because
> > > that would be stu
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 9:34 PM, Michael Robinson
wrote:
>
> Please keep name calling using crude foul language to yourself.
>
I think it's unfortunate that I need to ask, but what does this entire
thread have to do with linux or being a linux user? As near as I can tell,
it is off-topic. Pleas
> > If you are a PSU staff person, please don't be offended. Some of
> > you are very dedicated good professors. Others, I honestly wonder
> > what you are doing there. I'm not going to list any names because
> > that would be stupid and rude.
>
> No offense, but you're a shithead. Do you see h
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 04:02:58PM -0800, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
> OS (by the detail, 3 entries for RedHat, 1 for CentOS ..., Generic Linux)
> http://www.top500.org/stats/list/34/os
It is interesting that only 107 out of the 446 Linux machines
identify by distro - and that Scientific Linux, the
Michael Robinson wrote:
> going to be down on November 20? Shouldn't PSU have a high
> availability set up? OHSU for patient records uses a hidden
> off site data center that is secured. Why doesn't PSU do this?
Power & Money.
The Engineering Building and the Data Center there is fairly new.
> "Randal" == Randal L Schwartz writes:
> "Alan" == Alan writes:
Alan> PLUG Advanced Topics November 19th 2009 7pm - 9pm
Randal> I realize finding a night that isn't otherwise busy is
Randal> impossible, but unfortunately, this particular date will force
Randal> people to choose betwee
Rich Shepard wrote:
>What is the recommended procedure to search for this thread so I can see
> if the information is relevant to today's lack of messages.
>
> TIA,
>
> Rich
> ___
> PLUG mailing list
> PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org
> http://lists.pdxlinu
> "Alan" == Alan writes:
Alan> PLUG Advanced Topics
Alan> November 19th 2009
Alan> 7pm - 9pm
I realize finding a night that isn't otherwise busy is impossible, but
unfortunately, this particular date will force people to choose between
PLUG-AT and igniteportland.com, featuring yours truly a
On Tue, 17 Nov 2009, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
> For OS Specific stats:
>
> OS Family (lumps together all Linux varients into one bucket)
> http://www.top500.org/stats/list/34/osfam
>
> OS (by the detail, 3 entries for RedHat, 1 for CentOS ..., Generic Linux)
> http://www.top500.org/stats/list/34/o
Hello,
I have any opening for a 3-6 month contract in Hillsboro, OR, doing
build, release and validation SW engineering in Python in an embedded
Linux environment. The rate is $30-40/hour W2. Please email resume to
rwago...@volt.com if interested and I'll send the complete description.
I al
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 03:39:21PM -0800, Jameson Williams wrote:
> The latest list of the five-hundred most powerful computers in the world was
> released today. Linux powers Oak Ridge's Cray XT5 system "Jaguar," which is
> back in the #1 slot. (Not to say that almost all of the others on the list
The latest list of the five-hundred most powerful computers in the world was
released today. Linux powers Oak Ridge's Cray XT5 system "Jaguar," which is
back in the #1 slot. (Not to say that almost all of the others on the list
don't run Linux, too.)
http://www.top500.org/lists/2009/11
-- James
Which ultimately is the better approach to producing a free way
to use that can't live without it Windows program?
ReactOS right now is at least 2 months behind optimal schedule for
0.3.11 with 0.5.0 who knows how far away. Asking about ReactOS
0.3.11 on the forum boards, I'm not the only one wh
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 4:27 PM, Alan wrote:
> [We're back! Sorry for the downtime. Personal issues ate my brain.]
>
> We have a new location, a new night, and an old time.
>
> Michael Dexter is helping me keep things organized
> and helping with planing. He will help getting speakers and the l
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 06:55, Joe Pruett wrote:
> i have nothing to do with psu, but have been part of a university
> computing staff. i think you are overestimating the resources available
> to a university computing group.
hah, to say the least. that was my past (and hopefully) future life
Michael,
I think you're confusing two concepts, namely DR and HA. Secondary data
centers exist for Disaster Recovery, or Business Continuity, purposes.
They have redundancy of the enterprise network, data, and application
services. HA is simply duplicated services within the same network
envir
> going to be down on November 20? Shouldn't PSU have a high
> availability set up? OHSU for patient records uses a hidden
> off site data center that is secured. Why doesn't PSU do this?
>
> I suppose I and anyone else who is a PSU student got an announcement
> that most services are going to b
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 12:28 AM, Michael Robinson wrote:
> going to be down on November 20? Shouldn't PSU have a high
> availability set up? OHSU for patient records uses a hidden
> off site data center that is secured. Why doesn't PSU do this?
>
> I suppose I and anyone else who is a PSU stu
going to be down on November 20? Shouldn't PSU have a high
availability set up? OHSU for patient records uses a hidden
off site data center that is secured. Why doesn't PSU do this?
I suppose I and anyone else who is a PSU student got an announcement
that most services are going to be down af
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