Sat Aug 28 1999 14:50:
The Penguin Computing ad on Linuxtoday asks "How do you get 21
penguins in a rack?" It advises purchasing the Penguin 200, as
"you can fit 21 servers on a standard rack". However, this assumes
a needlessly wasteful policy of one penguin per server. With eight
penguins per server, you'd only need three servers to get 21 penguins
on a rack. One server can handle eight penguin processes without
a problem.
Also, I just realized that instead of remembering "Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November", you can remember "four, six, nine, eleven". It's easier to memorize and it's also faster to go through. Or, if you're an EE type, you can turn the numbers into binary, make a Karnaugh map, and get "a3 v a4a1".
They laughed at my theories! But now I'm laughing... at them! AH HA HA HA HA!
