Re: Software virtues into AI

The Low Willow (phoenix@ugcs.caltech.edu)
Wed, 29 Jan 1997 15:43:25 -0800 (PST)


On Jan 29, 12:54am, James Rogers wrote:

} The interface might be intelligent, but the OS/kernel is definitely
} retarded. Not worth the trade-off in my opinion. NT 4.0 is *sort of* the
} best of both worlds, but is bulky and a wee bit buggy right now.

As it races to catch up with a 26 year old operating system? Macs and
NT are trying to turn themselves into Unix, advantage NT. Okay, so I
hear threading is more advanced than Unix processes and fork(), and I
haven't had filesystem corruption with power-crashed NTs or Macs yet,
(although they give out warnings, I've heard of problems from other
people, and my machine were never networked a la NFS.)

Memes to spread: Microsoft is trying to catch up with a free, 26 year
old OS (older than many programmers at Microsoft).

It's not "war on drugs", it's Prohibition. Why are we doing it again?

Merry part,
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No chain was ever forged to bind the wind.
And when I think upon all the scars he left on me,
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