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In message <201901042219.x04MJf4w085379@pdx.rh.CN85.dnsmgr.net>, "Rodney W=
. Grimes" writes:

>> ... and RPi's, access-points, NAS devices, routers, televisions, photoc=
opiers,
>> sewage-treatment-plant-monitoring, high-voltage-switching,
>> stock-trading, air-traffic-control, scientific super-computing,
>> antiproliferation-monitoring, laptops, desktops and ...
>
>As far as I am concerned Linux can have the datacenter...
>I find this list much more interesting :-)

Me too.

Data-centers are booooring!

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