LOL.. Super Flaws? Super Viruses? Super Stooopid.
Xunil_Sierutuf | 06/23/04
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3 posts today, and not one of any substance...
Da-Man | 06/23/04
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and he still hsn't caught up to your lack of substance standards (nt)
ryusen | 06/23/04
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Bwahahaha!! Great!!
Jeff Spicoli | 06/23/04
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And...
tic swayback | 06/23/04
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Aww, dude...
Martin Marvinski | 06/23/04
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not that i totaly agree with you either...
ryusen | 06/23/04
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no need for you to
Jeff Spicoli | 06/23/04
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and...
eLurker | 06/24/04
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5 posts now.. and if you want to laugh, read some MS FUD
Xunil_Sierutuf | 06/23/04
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Agreed...
Martin Marvinski | 06/23/04
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but still...
ryusen | 06/23/04
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Per CPU License?
gordon@... | 06/23/04
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Per CPU License and What Else...
claytonmuhler | 06/23/04
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isn't it obvious ... per PU cycle id the answer
oldskool | 06/23/04
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oops, that won't work, customers only want to pay for useful cycles
oldskool | 06/23/04
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High Performance Windows
MonsterPuppy | 06/23/04
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its like the girl that's "half pregnant".
oldskool | 06/23/04
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MS has some big shoes to try and fill...
Monkey_MCSE | 06/23/04
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Manufacturers want to customize the kernel themselves.
DonnieBoy | 06/23/04
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You mean a 4,096 CPU cluster doesn't have 4,096 users who need IE?
oldskool | 06/23/04
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If MS Can't Create an OS without IE/WMP/GarbageEtc.
claytonmuhler | 06/23/04
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Great... superfast BSODs and infections 
MacCanuck | 06/23/04
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Good! SC MS
michael-t | 06/23/04
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They did not want to do this, it is a defensive move.
DonnieBoy | 06/23/04
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They have been
michael-t | 06/23/04
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Wrong! MS so wants to do this that they have bough customners like Cornell
oldskool | 06/24/04
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Maybe you missed what I was saying. Clusters and desktops are related . .
DonnieBoy | 06/24/04
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Sign me up NOW!!!!!
Mike Cox | 06/23/04
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Sign me up!
georgep_z | 06/23/04
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Have you joined ZDNet?
Expatriate US Geek | 06/23/04
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It's a shame, Mike
Eggs Ackley_z | 06/23/04
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Welcome Back, Mike!
Martin Marvinski | 06/23/04
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ignorant idiot!
no_ax_to_grind_ | 06/23/04
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(NT) Another NoAx Imposter ....
Plain Logic | 06/23/04
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(nt) But this one sounds more intelligent.
Xunil_Sierutuf | 06/24/04
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Definite 10
shallow_diver | 06/24/04
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Now this is funny!
Linux User 147560 | 06/23/04
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ShadeTree, ShadeTree,
Expatriate US Geek | 06/23/04
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After the last
Linux User 147560 | 06/23/04
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(NT) Last seen at lunch with Mike Rotch.
Plain Logic | 06/23/04
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Again, Microsoft blazes old trails ...
Eggs Ackley_z | 06/23/04
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Why?
rapson | 06/23/04
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Parasiting
pj-xmesh | 06/23/04
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What did the US Army choose for their new supercomputer?
tic swayback | 06/23/04
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Army Purchasing Agents
thepubba | 06/23/04
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Researched for 1.5 years...
MacCanuck | 06/24/04
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Good article
Martin Marvinski | 06/23/04
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Re: Army supercomputer
issthatso | 06/23/04
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i doubt the OS was the deciding factor...
ryusen | 06/23/04
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its also about SW investment protection
oldskool | 06/24/04
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man, these guys drink too much koolaid, and don't eat enough dog food!
oldskool | 06/23/04
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Icon
issthatso | 06/23/04
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Mr. Clippy
MonsterPuppy | 06/23/04
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YES! Great Post!
Jeff Spicoli | 06/23/04
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9.5
Plain Logic | 06/23/04
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Excellent! And so true from the greediest convicted monopolist in history!
Xunil_Sierutuf | 06/24/04
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9.5 agreed
shallow_diver | 06/24/04
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Moratorium requested
Richard Flude | 06/23/04
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Unfortunately,
michael-t | 06/23/04
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Unfortunately, MS is a major ZDNET sponsor ...
Plain Logic | 06/23/04
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Well, yes, but everbody wants to know what MS is doing.
DonnieBoy | 06/24/04
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A supercomputer
pj-xmesh | 06/23/04
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Would be interesting to see
pj-xmesh | 06/23/04
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Imagine how fast Blaster could spread ...
Plain Logic | 06/23/04
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