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HPE's unnamed 1,152-core system pushes Turbostat to support 8,192 cores in Linux 6.15
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this post was submitted on 08 Apr 2025
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That punchline hits a little differently now.
Who indeed.
html5 was the end of a lot of suffering.
Mentioning accessibility on Wayland would be a better choice. It will probably never become a thing.
It is actually a work in progress
Please sir, spare some cores for the needy?
Here is a Pentium 1 60 MHz you lazy commoner. Be happy that I am willing to show such charity!
Please sir, can we have some Moore?
I mean.....it can run warcraft 2. So it's not useless. Plus, who's going to hack windows 3.1 in 2025???
How are you getting win3.1 online in 2025? Airgapped for your pleasure
But does it have MMX?
Got ya covered like it's 1980 Cory Gonzo!
