CPU Identifications in linux kernels (2.6.18 + rhel patches) , NOTE that this is not applicable when you are running linux kernel on top of virtual hardware (i.e. Dom0 and DomU kernels won’t show proper CPU info because they use “virtual CPU” as set …
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right now ppl are using linux bridges as virtual switches for XEN/KVM VMs. Open vSwitch is an improvement over linux bridge that supports industry standard protocol and features and IOS-like CLI — [when project matures] ]you should be able trunk yo…
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a project from Electronic Frontier Foundation. Tests your web browser’s signature by checking user-agent string, browser plug-ins, HTT_ACCEPT, etc
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What happens in a war (from the veteran of 1st and 2nd Chenen wars ) , also see Arkady’s book “One soldier’s War” http://www.amazon.com/One-Soldiers-War-Arkady-Babchenko/dp/0802118607
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low power AMD cpu, a candidate for a new home server project
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Series of short articles on linux kernel [2.6.27] APIs by Tim Jones
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[short] reference for linux boot process
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a lot of interesting details about using flash drives as cache and high-perf block io devices (notes from google talk given at UCSD)
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Some comments on modeling friendlits user activity, for social media websites (or apps)
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An excellent article providing an overview and history of speech recognition technologies. For geeks looking into more tech details, pls see http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1639412&cid=32079936
Posted in ai, cs, for:collidr, for:Inulia, History, language, linguistics, programming, recognition, science, speech, technology | Comments Off | permalink
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