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Doesn't say anthing about BOM.
This is such a tired argument. All these problems have been long solved in Computer Science. Intel had 4000 CPUs in its Paragon System in the 199Os.
The software has been around long enough, my particular lineage is : Newsqueek, Alef, Limbo, Go.
The commercial world chased the Mhz (2 oxen or 1024 chickens? as Cray put it). It's not my fault you all thought C++ and Java was the way to build the future. It wasn't in 1995, it isn't now.
The vivesectors would have it that it's ok to use animals because they are lower forms of life and yet assert that doesn't affect the results!
Phew, I'm sure glad we dodged that bullet. Imagine that !
You too can have Linux 3s boot time on one of 214 supported motherboards from the likes of Asus, MSI, SuperMicro, Intel and Tyan with Coreboot (GPL)
Plan 9 does this by having a central auth server. You lock the it a cupboard and add some armed guards if you need. In fact, booting a Plan9 terminal doesn't even need a password. However if you want to connect to the other systems you're going to need an auth ticket.
Other systems should be using something like Kerberos or a domain controller or whatever schemes are available.
If it is likely someone will have access to your terminal and they might steal from you, storing passwords there is d u m b.
Go Chickenfoot !
And the description of how to exploit it
http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/06/hacking_comput...
The FireWire version http://www.storm.net.nz/static/files/ab_firewire_rux2k6-fina...
Why Google keeps your data forever, tracks you with ads
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/03/google-keeps...
http://www.sandia.gov/news/resources/news_releases/sandia-co...
They use that to model Botnets etc.
Or C libs e.g Plan9, libtask
The market has maybe shifted to virtualisation, not anticipated, where the workload is different.
The straightness of face or otherwise was not reported