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Wednesday, September 18, 2002 |
AMD Hammer & Virtualization
http://www.byte.com/documents/su72/byt1030741630741/0903_nicholls.html
This may now change. From what I've seen of the AMD Hammer
architecture and instructions, named x86-64, it appears possible for an
x86-64 OS to virtualize the x86-32 protected ring zero instructions in
an efficient manner. If this is true, then we may finally see a true virtual
machine that can run current x86 OSes without a major performance
hit.
4:22:31 PM 
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Connectix enters PC virtualization space w/native Windows product
Link
Good price, performance, and features. Looks like I don't have to
worry about VMWare prices continuing to rise due to lack of competition.
4:13:11 PM
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mod_perl opening in SF
One of my clients is looking for a senior mod_perl/mod_proxy developer
for temp-to-perm contract work in the Bay Area. If you are interested,
click the contact link and let me know.
1:35:06 PM
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Old Article on Groove, Wonderful Photo
My brother-in-law Devlin saw my photo in this
PC World article on Groove last year and said, "What are you, the Stalin of
programming?"
1:35:04 PM
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