Emerging Technology Fellowship @ xd.gov [remote first] We’re looking for purpose-driven technologists and innovators to join this unique fellowship experience with xD at the Census Bureau. The Emerging Technology…
If you wanted to try ppc64le, you could reach out to OSU's OSL Lab. They have Power8/9 machines and you could build your software and possibly arrange some time for PoC.…
Other great mountaineering books: Annapurna (already mentioned) -Herzog All of Ed Viesturs books are great The Summit - Pemba Gyaljie Dark Summit - Nick Heil Conquistadors of the Useless - Terray Eiger Dreams - Krakauer…
This doesn't seem like they actually provided and/or did anything new here. (Hard to tell cuz there is also no obvious code. Is it just cachefsd?) About a year and a half ago I did something similar with essentially the…
Isn't this illegal? Aren't you only allowed to run OSX on Apple hardware?
The newest super computer, summit, ranked as the largest/fastest runs ppc64le which definitely creates an argument that there is an alternative to x86 for servers.
Emerging Technology Fellowship @ xd.gov [remote first] We’re looking for purpose-driven technologists and innovators to join this unique fellowship experience with xD at the Census Bureau. The Emerging Technology…
If you wanted to try ppc64le, you could reach out to OSU's OSL Lab. They have Power8/9 machines and you could build your software and possibly arrange some time for PoC.…
Other great mountaineering books: Annapurna (already mentioned) -Herzog All of Ed Viesturs books are great The Summit - Pemba Gyaljie Dark Summit - Nick Heil Conquistadors of the Useless - Terray Eiger Dreams - Krakauer…
This doesn't seem like they actually provided and/or did anything new here. (Hard to tell cuz there is also no obvious code. Is it just cachefsd?) About a year and a half ago I did something similar with essentially the…
Isn't this illegal? Aren't you only allowed to run OSX on Apple hardware?
The newest super computer, summit, ranked as the largest/fastest runs ppc64le which definitely creates an argument that there is an alternative to x86 for servers.