Re: TIB: HAL (BJE)
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Re: TIB: HAL (BJE)
At 06:22 AM 2/8/98 +0100, Rene Kragh Pedersen wrote:
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>Is 132 Suns, 50 SGIndy's, 22 O2's, and 9 Octanes sufficient?
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> *G*
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>These numbers were researched through accurate use of locate and grep.
>No electrons were damaged during the process. :-)
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> Rene Kragh Pedersen
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Hey hey hey, no cheating. These must be personally owned. I work for the USAF, and being, that technically it is one big corporation, I could list all the machines we run (and believe me there are some crusty bastards out there.). :)
Ok, I'll cheat and list two big ones I have at work:
Convex supercomputer - 2GB RAM and 550GB of secondary storage.
SGI supercomputer - 22GB of RAM and 2 Terrabytes of secondary storage. It's really pretty, but they won't let us play with it. I bet you could really play a wicked game of quake on it. <g>
Leif Gregory
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