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Here some fun stuff from the BBC on supercomputers. Guess which os is king...
never trust a toad...
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Guess which os is king...
That's not news.
Seriously, though, that's pretty cool.
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I know, I know - but to see it like this on the beeb for all to see
never trust a toad...
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Can they run tetris ?
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I do wonder what an Arch linux user would do if they were in charge of a 1.7 petaflops megamachine.
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flamelab would run tetris, I'd spin the cube so fast until I got dizzy...
never trust a toad...
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I do wonder what an Arch linux user would do if they were in charge of a 1.7 petaflops megamachine.
Install Arch on it.
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I'd run a gazillion-threaded x264 encode and post benchmarks
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I'd run a gazillion-threaded x264 encode and post benchmarks
It always comes down to benchmarks
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I would fold on it
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I do wonder what an Arch linux user would do if they were in charge of a 1.7 petaflops megamachine.
glxgears, then gloat about my framerate on the forums
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Hah! I'd compile stuff with make -j1000000.
Gentoo would surely become bearable then.
Surely -j224163 ?
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I do wonder what an Arch linux user would do if they were in charge of a 1.7 petaflops megamachine.
I would run it without X using only the most minimalist applications, to free up system resources for other tasks.
because I wouldn't want my super-computer to be full of bloat
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Hofstadter's Law:
It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law.
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Hah! I'd compile stuff with make -j1000000.
Gentoo would surely become bearable then.
Why Gentoo, when you have the power of makepkg?
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