langreiter.com plain, simple: 2002-02-01

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2002-02-01

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Das heutige Dith: Böse, aber nicht untreffend (wie immer).

freej.dyne.org

"[create SqueakDot] is an experiment in online concurrent community development. In short, this is dangerous stuff! :-)" — marvin.bluefish.se:8080/squeakdot

Das Framework hinter SqueakDot scheint durchaus Ähnlichkeiten mit dem Hop'schen zu haben — die Absenz von der Skin/Macro-Kombination Ähnlichem macht sich aber (natürlich) schmerzlich bemerkbar.

Extrem spannend: SEASIDE, squeak-notes-seaside

Vanill-O-Rama

Cool! The first version of red.essex.ac.uk, built by famous Vanilleer James Adam, is online.

Damit wäre auch das Rätsel von wegen des unglaublichen Fleisses andis beim Vanilla-Dokumentations-Restaurieren geklärt: "este una pagina de vanilla", und das wiederum ist molto fantastico!

"If you can't afford [a random number generating box], you can buy a CD-ROM with random numbers for around $50." — Im guten Haushalt unabkömmlich.

Find that fscking URL, Greg!

Merci beaucoup an guest author du jour Bruno Haid für das hochinteressante Folgende:

Wicked: Compaq are funding (with some assistance from VA Linux) a project to bring virtualisation (with user-mode Linux), clustering (with Sistena GFS), load-balancing (with MOSIX) and high availability (from the Linux-HA project). It is open source and free, and will probably be picked up by almost every other vendor in the near future - the possibilities are eye-opening.

Brave early adopters using the SSI software will run a separate operating system image for each task they have in mind. For example, each member of staff might get their own operating system image to work with, plus the company email servers, web servers, firewalls and file-and-print servers. They may conclude that this entails having 150 operating system images. They would then work out the CPU load involved, and perhaps conclude that 8 servers would be enough to manage it. (This is quite a normal figure, by the way.)

So they buy 8 servers, cluster them and run 150 copies of user-mode Linux on them. If they guessed wrong, they will just buy another server, include it in the cluster and watch as the load balances itself evenly across the (now) 9 servers.

www.ifost.org.au/Documents/GeeksEyeView/

Hmmm: ssic-linux.sourceforge.net + user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net