Sharks, Fins, and the Itanium
Wednesday, June 8th, 2005A history of moving from RISC to CISC chips.
A history of moving from RISC to CISC chips.
I get about 100 spam messages a day and Mail.app does a pretty darn good job of stopping them. I haven’t had one slip through or had a false-positive in the last couple of weeks.
It would be a touch different if I were getting a million spam messages a day.
It’s nice that we don’t have spam problems on the blog anymore either. We’re actually doing something similar to some of the things this guy suggests. We force spammer’s computers to do a calculation and then require them to read a scrambled code.
This is from /. so it automatically goes under “geek”.
“Apple plus Intel makes me think ‘nipple’.”
I’ve been doing some reading and I think my next computer is going to be purchased in June 2006. When the first Mactel system comes out.
I got the cross-compilers to write my own code for it today.
I think I’ve picked out what my next car will be, once Percy finally dies. I love small hatchbacks, so it looks like I’ll go with a Chevy Aveo.
I’ve added a handful of new music to woodbox, just in case you check there for music.
If you’re like your music backed up there, just let me know. It’s a touch tricky.
PhD comic #592 is worth a look. “unnatural” indeed.