open_ed_ source != open source

Tasty boobies

Wouldn’t put it past them. Biggest bunch of closeted snowflakes I’ve ever seen!

Now these are the tiddies I can get into!

Thank you so much whatever asshole invented “surge pricing.”

Give it time…

The more she says, the more her inevitable porn parody writes itself.

Yeah, I’m not Aussie, but with laws like this, isn’t that usually the not-at-all-veiled purpose?

Best man is her step-bro, I’m betting!

Now, if only Don Don would just leave a laptop at a repair shop…

She’s not really full of shit, but she is being kind of bitchy. Meanwhile, Xavier’s just a trolling asshole.

Not to mention the skill of moving around a wedding in an unobtrusive manner so as to both capture great shots and not distract from the ceremony too much. A good wedding photographer is worth more than $100-300. But, people getting married should get what they can afford. Even if that’s a ride to the courthouse and your friend with the newest smartphone that has the better camera. Great photos are nice to have. Any photo from your wedding is going to bring back the memory.

Human equivalent of a shit stain.

Food and sexjuices are non-overlapping magesteria.

Brand new sentence!

Seriously, I’m just curious if they’re still running RHEL or switched to another distributor (Ubuntu maybe?). I don’t need to know anything about their network topology!

Article says they’re using Red Hat, so my guess is they’re paying for updates, and probably a support contract. While it’s not exactly the best way to contribute (giving money to IBM), it’s not nothing. Plus IBM does contribute to open source projects beyond RHEL.

It’s like half the government has the capability and deeply rooted malice towards their fellow people, and the other half is Veep.

Intel is starting to show some fight too. Not much, but the B70 isn’t a bad offering for the right use case.

Problem is NVIDIA has a complete stack on offer. Hardware (all the HW, not just the GPUs), networking and software stack are all tightly integrated. They didn’t do it overnight - they bought Mellanox awhile back, and Cumulus a little after that. That got them Infiniband & Ethernet products. It’s pretty impressive, and it’s a pretty big hill for the competition to compete with. Still, there’s hope.

1997. It was a different time…

/s if not obvious

They keep talking like that and “the poors” might have to do something about it. There’s a historical precedent. At the end of the day there a lot more of us than there will ever be of them.