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...... so we sneak Stryker in there under the cover of darkness, armed with a couple of linux CD's...... MeatHook gets an upgrade :dribble:
QuoteOriginally posted by TuToNiC@Oct 28 2003, 01:56 PM
...... so we sneak Stryker in there under the cover of darkness, armed with a couple of linux CD's...... MeatHook gets an upgrade :dribble:
Do you
know what a Beowulf cluster is? Please telll me you're not taking Comp sci...
D :lmfao: M
This (http://www.canonical.org/~kragen/beowulf-faq.txt) should explain all
I think we should sneak in and install windows then have 128 halo servers.
Or get it folding for the team.
:D
fold fold fold fold
Think it would fold more than 4 projects day sheepy.
QuoteOriginally posted by Gandalf-LordOfJelly@Oct 28 2003, 02:26 PM
This (http://www.canonical.org/~kragen/beowulf-faq.txt) should explain all
Haven't got another link have you Sheepy??.........only that one must be broken because I didn't understand a word of it!! :blink: :D
Explaination for the hard of thinking.
A beowulf system is a lot of computers, ohhh loads and loads actually, all stuck together with wires 'n' stuff. Each computer on it's own is weak and rubbish, but when they all hold hands together they are big and strong. All together they make like one great big computer. But a computer with a very big brain indeed. All the little computers are loaded with special magic software called Unix and work very very fast doing sums.
Even though the little PC's are all cheap and the unix software is free (remember it's magic software) together they are more brainy that the biggest, hugest and most gynormous computer in the whole wild world. And they all lived happily ever after.
The End
yes but
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