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If you take a quiz on Microsoft
propoganda, you get to download a Halo theme. So test out your Microsoft worshiping skills, and see how
successfuly you have been brainwashed by Big Bill.
For those of yall with large files, you can
breathe a sigh of relief, as Linux (and as of Oct 6, FreeBSD) now supports files
up to 128
Pentabytes. That comes to 144,115,188,075,855,872 bytes. A Petabyte is about
a thousand Terabytes, and a Terabyte is about a thousand Gigabytes. That's a lot
of bytes. The real question though is kind of file could ever be that large. But
I'm sure at somepoint down the road there will something that will have to be
that big. Perhaps holographic movies, or digitalized representations of
ourselves stored on computers. Now wouldn't that be interesting....
MathWorld is back up after some
downtime due to legal strugles.
It's like an online mathmatical encyclopedia, otherwise known as a geek's best
friend. All kinds of math topics are included in the website, and if you ever
wanted to know what Fermat's Last
Theorem is, well now you can know.
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