SWMBO late brother.
IED...
neon4891 wrote: SWMBO late brother. IED...
RIP. I've been lucky..everyone in my circle of family/friends has made it back so far.
No hotlink after seeing that pic. IMO it would be in poor taste.
alfadriver wrote: Nov 12, 1990, the world wide web was invented - this would be Tim Berners-Lee at CERN
Huh, he is running X. I figured him to be an OS/2 kinda guy. Like Beta... the better answers of the time got beat down by better marketing.
Grtechguy wrote:Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote:I used to run that....I was 15-17
Same here I used it up until Warp 4. Then I started in on Linux.
Anybody remember Microware OS-9?
Real-time, process-based, multitasking, multi-user, Unix-like operating system in 1980.
Mayhap Plan-9 rings a ... um... Bell?
You can see where the Linux folks "borrowed" a few concepts (/proc for one)
Pumpkin Escobar wrote: I lold
That picture is lifted from our website! You'll be glad to know the Miata is running an FM II, and the driver is Howard Marder But what you don't know is that he got his clock cleaned on the next straight...
Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote: Mayhap Plan-9 rings a ... um... Bell? You can see where the Linux folks "borrowed" a few concepts (/proc for one)
Not to be confused with this Plan 9.
Rob_Mopar wrote:Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote: Mayhap Plan-9 rings a ... um... Bell? You can see where the Linux folks "borrowed" a few concepts (/proc for one)Not to be confused with this Plan 9.
Actually - it's name is a tribute to the worst film ever made. I didn't really know that... I read it on the Plan 9 wiki. I love nuggets of arcane trivia.
Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote: Actually - it's name is a tribute to the worst film ever made. I didn't really know that... I read it on the Plan 9 wiki. I love nuggets of arcane trivia.
This is the first image that comes up when searching Google Images for arcane trivia.
Now thats both ironic and arcane if you've ever seen Ed Wood.
I have two of these in my basement running my Windows 2003 server. The nerd force is fairly high at my house.
81gtv6 wrote: I have two of these in my basement running my Windows 2003 server. The nerd force is fairly high at my house.
I see your old '03 Server and raise you one HP Proliant DL-380, sitting on the floor in my home office sounding like a goddamn hovercraft and raising my electric bill $20 a month.
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