Posts by bolangi 15 publicly visible posts • joined 13 Jul 2022
I've fooled around with Gobo. While it's got a neat design, without a critical mass of users, the project is lacking manpower to keep compile instructions for thousands of popular software packages ("recipes") up to date. Any smaller distribution its own packaging system will have this issue.
A peer-reviewed article reports finding evidence: Real-Time Self-Assembly of Stereomicroscopically Visible Artificial Constructions in Incubated Specimens of mRNA Products Mainly from Pfizer and Moderna: A Comprehensive Longitudinal Study
However the structures were micrometers in scale rather than the nanometer scale mentioned by the blood boffins above.
Eumel was the OS, Elan the language.
"The dream is a machine where you can just pull the plug and when you plug it back in, it picks up exactly where it left off."
Eumel was close to that. Paging to the backing store (disk) was managed by the OS. There was no C compiler. No concept of writing a file to disk. Concepts Liedke explored in Eumel led to the L3 OS and L4 family of microkernels, one of the latter being used in billions of cell phones.
Experts brought into court to compare fingerprints only compare a small set of features. By simplifying the way prints are compared, finding a match is also greatly facilitated. People have been convicted on the basis of a small part of a fingerprint, when the expert stands before the jury and solemnly declares that this small trapezoid matches that one, demonstrating, in the expert's experience, that the committer of the crime and the possessor of the finger are one and the same person.
> If you are still using a machine of that vintage for any other reason, chances are that you will do the environment a favour by replacing it with a more modern machine that will consume far less power to do the same job...
Ah, no. Most of the power consumed by CPUs during their lifetime is spent in manufacture. The longer you keep running old devices, the more energy you save.
This was years ago, btw. It was tricky installing, and every boot came up with a choice that would exit developer mode, erasing your hard work in the process. He used it for a few years till one day he hit the wrong button and debian was defenestrated.
This is the loop that contains the fissioning uranium fuel that powers the reactor.
It seems doubtful that there is a system for removing all the daughter products.
How will it generate electric power? It will pass the heat off to a steam turbine which is not included in the 40' shipping container.
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