It's plan9 all over again
Posts by ortunk
115 publicly visible posts • joined 11 Jun 2010
Ayar Labs taps Wiwynn to cram 1,024 GPUs into a photonic rack system
Once upon a time, saving your bits meant punching holes in floppies
Back to being FOSS, Redis delivers a new, faster version
Cybercrooks attached Raspberry Pi to bank network and drained ATM cash
Microsoft's next Windows 11 update is more 'enablement' than upgrade
Huawei chair says the future of comms is fiber-to-the-room, which China has and the rest of us don’t
Need for speed? CityFibre punts 5.5 Gbps symmetrical broadband at ISPs
Jilted AWS reckons VMware is now crusty like a mainframe
BOFH: HR tries to think appy thoughts
Microsoft OneDrive file sync apps for Windows, Mac broken for 10 months
Musk's DOGE muzzled on X over tape storage baloney
Boffins carve up C so code can be converted to Rust
BOFH: The devil's in the contract details
Combustion engines grind Linus Torvalds' gears
Release the hounds! Securing datacenters may soon need sniffer dogs
Oracle pays $23 million to SEC to settle bribery charges
That time a techie accidentally improved an airline's productivity
Did you know Twitter has an open-source arm? This is what it's been up to
Akamai buys Linode for $900m
Wi-Fi not working? It's time to consult the lovely people on those fine Linux forums
Swooping in to claim the glory while the On Call engineer stands baffled
Amazon aims to launch prototype broadband internet satellites by Q4 2022 – without Bezos' Blue Origin
EasyJet flight loadsheet snafu caused by software 'code errors' says UK safety agency
'Quantum computer algorithms are linear algebra, probabilities. This is not something that we do a good job of teaching our kids'
As Google sets burial date for legacy Chrome Extensions, fears for ad-blockers grow
Parking is expensive. It can cost an arm, a leg, and a Windows licence
Electron-to-joule conversion formulae? Cute. Welcome to the school of hard knocks
Not too bright, are you? Your laptop, I mean... Not you
Semiconductor veterans gather to design customizable, chiplet-based RISC-V server processors
See that last line in the access list? Yeah, that means you don't have an access list
Rocky Linux release attracts 80,000 downloads as ex-CentOS users mull choices
Russia spoofed AIS data to fake British warship's course days before Crimea guns showdown
Open standard but not open access: Schematron author complains about ISO paywall
A hotline to His Billness? Or a guard having a bit of a giggle?
We don't know why it's there, we don't know what it does – all we know is that the button makes everything OK again
We once sold a fully loaded Pentium II (weird slot thing) with all 4 ram slots full, it never booted up the first time, after few reboots it was managing.
So I showed the customer how to reset 3 times after ram was initialised (or counted for no apparent reason) and voila!
With 3 rams it worked fine but the insisted.
ALPACA gnaws through TLS protection to snarf cookies and steal data
Huawei names first tablets, phones to run its Android-in-disguise HarmonyOS 2
I have the AppGallery as well as PlayStore on mine (as it was a before sanctions model) , before used F-Droid and Uptodown on special firmware to mange apps on other phones, now checking AppGallery but foe me it comes down to Google Maps.
Unfortunately where I am no other map software is accurate enough, and locals have a way of not being able to explain addresses even in their own language.