I would guess that HP-UX will be retired. The cost of porting it will be high and so much of its value was tied to PA-RISC and then to Itanium. HP-UX on Xeon will lack much of what made HP-UX important.

The original Command and Conquer was on Windows 3.1 - damn it was funny playing it new computers, the Mammoth Tanks had rooster tails they moved so fast!
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For a hosted solution, I've used Sealion before. The free offering isn't too bad for not important stuff ( you only get 3 days of data retention).

May be a screen recording tool like camtasia (trial) might help? 🙂

@travisdh1 said:

@johnhooks said:

@travisdh1 said:

#HelpDeskFail "“So I called up, told them I was new and I didn't understand how to get past [the portal],” the hacker told Motherboard. “They asked if I had a token code, I said no, they said ‘that's fine — just use our one.’”"

You mean they didn't crawl through the vents and hang from the ceiling over a pressure sensitive floor?

You forgot the egregious body shots of a woman crawling though "laser" lights.

Bright lasers, so that you can clearly see them and her, of course.

Why? Why would they do that! Oh the humanity!

Seems like maybe they should have noticed, but does not seem like the breach or issue was really all that big.

Lots of fake reviews, probably not the biggest deal.

If I had one still, I might consider it. But a combination of ultra slow performance and nearly unusably small screen (for windows) - I have no desire to even try.

The blind leading the blind, I guess.

@scottalanmiller Thank you, thank you! I'll be here all week. I could resist sparking up a conversation that way.

It would not be unlikely for the power of this workstation to be comparable to more than the processing capabilities of a fully populated Proliant DL580 quad CPU Xeon server.

@DustinB3403 said:

So it's fair game for personal profit to use the patients...

It really does seem like he's giving away the horse and buggy. But at the same time any improvements they make must also be open to be used by anyone else.

So yeah it makes sense now that it's explained like that.

Right, the whole point is to drive innovation, not stifle it. So many companies get their patent and then never innovate again.

But opening up the patents allows others to innovate, and will likely force Tesla to continue to innovate or die.

@gjacobse said:

I wonder if Keezel would bypass this?

Basically a hardware device doing what Hola does.

Best wishes @DonutDetroyer Hope you will be just as handy when you recover 😉
Aaaaaand hopefully you can pick up where you left off.
 
 
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And Remix OS is AMD64 only, it won't run on the ARM processors in phones.