#nextcube

[southernspiritnorthernheart]

[fish-shell]

NeXTcube vs BeBox

[thuevpsgiarervn]

Quá trình hình thành của máy chủ

Thường thì mọi chỉ nghe về định nghĩa của máy chủ là gì? Tuy nhiên, ít người biết rằng từ “máy chủ (server)” xuất phát từ đâu. Thuật ngữ này có nguồn gốc từ các thuật toán “Hộp đen” (Black-box) và “Hàng đợi” (Queue). Đây là một thuật toán xử lý dữ liệu đầu vào và trả về kết quả cho người dùng.

Quá trình hình thành của máy chủ

Để hiểu rõ hơn về quá trình hình thành của máy chủ, hãy điểm qua các sự kiện quan trọng sau:

1981 – Xuất hiện máy chủ đầu tiên là IBM VM (LIST SERVER). Máy chủ LIST SERVER chạy trên hệ thống ảo BITNET của IBM, mở đường cho việc cộng tác qua email.

1991 – NeXTCube là máy chủ web World Wide Web (WWW) đầu tiên được xây dựng trên một thiết bị có tên NextCube. Nó sử dụng hệ điều hành NeXTSTEP, CPU 256MHz và ổ cứng 2GB.

1994 – ProLiant, máy chủ gắn trên giá đỡ đầu tiên của Compaq, ra mắt với dòng sản phẩm ProLiant Series, được trang bị bộ vi xử lý Intel Pentium II Xeon 450 Mhz, 256MB RAM và đầu đĩa CD-ROM 24X.

1998 – Sun Ultra II, máy chủ quan trọng là nền tảng của Google. Đây là máy chủ đầu tiên được sử dụng bởi Google.

2001 – RLX Blade, máy chủ phiến hiện đại đầu tiên dựa trên công nghệ RLX Houston, được tạo ra bởi cựu nhân viên của Compaq Corp. Sau đó, HP mua lại RLX vào năm 2005.

2008 – Cụm máy PS3, máy tính có GPU được phân phối bởi Sony vào năm 2008, bao gồm CPU băng thông rộng di động 3.2GHz, ổ cứng 60GB ATA, RAM 256MB, GPU RSX 550MHz và kết nối mạng tích hợp.

Từ năm 2009 đến nay – Máy chủ đám mây và máy chủ “phi vật chất hóa” đã trở nên phổ biến. Công nghệ ảo hóa đã loại bỏ yêu cầu cụ thể về cấu hình phần cứng cho máy chủ.

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[om-gay]

NeXT cube - NeXTcube - NeXTstation

[hackernewsrobot]

Burning a NeXTCube (1993)

http://web.archive.org/web/20000817013818/http://simson.net/photos/hacks/cubefire.html Comments

[koralatov]

This is an interesting machine: a Wikipedian counterpart to the NeXTcube that birthed the web without which Wikipedia, the iMac used to make it, and much else besides, wouldn’t exist.

These photos, taken from the Christie’s auction,1 are beautiful. The most especially beautiful is that well-travelled box: it has the natural patina that we’ve all spent 20 years trying to achieve quickly and artificially on our jeans and copper-bottom pots and everything ‘heirloom’.

Twenty-year-old plastics and electronics are interesting, but twenty-year-old cardboard is fascinating. iMacs and GameCubes survive in relatively large numbers because they’re a (mostly) functional object and an attractive one at that. Boxes rarely do because their function is nearly immediately outlived, and they take up disproportionate space for their expired utility.

That box is the kind of artefact that I’m deeply drawn to, but unable to create or own myself. Ephemera cannot survive in my environment – it falls victim to the manic, far-reaching purges that happens every few years, usually spurred on by a disruption or crisis. Fight Club had a deep and lasting effect on my outlook that applies inconsistently but intensely.2

And yet: I’m drawn to it and its kind, while also knowing I could not be trusted with it.

I also can’t really be trusted with the iMacs G3 that I’m in the process of upgrading with RAM and SSDs – there’s a strong possibility that, at some point in the future, they’ll be given away. But, while they’re here and while I’m passionate for them, I’ll enjoy the project and enjoy using these wonderful machines. I’ll even perversely enjoy the absolute frustration of opening them up to work on.

One of the things that makes the iMac G3 so especially attractive, so especially enjoyable, is the inconsistencies and joyousness embodied in their design and manufacture. These are machines from an earlier Apple – a pre-aluminium, pre-iPhone, pre-multiple-trillion-dollars Apple – and, like the company then, they’re not perfect.

They aren’t machined blocks of aluminium, crammed full of densely bespoke electronics: they’re a fragile, slightly wonky assembly of discrete parts, many of which you can replace yourself if you’re brave enough. And they really are fragile – I’ve had two disintegrate, horribly, into a snowstorm of internal beige plastic and wobbly CRTs during shipment. (One of those, tragically, the same colour as Wales’ historic machine; I hope its strawberry plastics prove salvageable.)

They have strange, charming inconsistencies in their design: pinstripes on the screen surround next to a slightly different shade of translucent plastic, unstriped, on the bottom housing. Handles in yet another kind and shade of translucent plastic. Snow-white iMacs shipped with black peripherals3. Two of them came in insane patterns. (Those two are my favourite, and my Blue Dalmatian arrived, thankfully, intact.)

They are, quite simply, beautiful, strange objects: very much of their time, very clearly far worse computers than Apple makes now, but also far nicer and more fun than anything Apple makes now.

The new 24″ iMac, which has been compared to the iMac G3, is beautiful and returns colour to the Mac – but it’s not fun. It’s perfect in its implementation, uniform in its materials, and sterile in its beauty. It is the product of what Gruber, whose site I no longer read, describes succinctly as “rigorous consistency”:

Type choices under Steve Jobs were excellent, but always a little ad hoc. Myriad for advertising and packaging, Lucida Grande for Mac OS X, Helvetica for the iPhone. I think it’s safe to say that Steve Jobs was far less rigorous than Jony Ive. The rigor necessary to develop a single type family that can work for everything from a digital watch face to a 100-foot billboard advertisement is extraordinary. And Ive has also brought that rigorous consistency to Apple’s architecture. Their new campus and their new retail stores are of the same design language – lighting, materials, furniture.

Ive’s tenure was one of rigour and constant polish. This led to some incredible devices, but simultaneously ended up polishing out character and warmth, leaving behind beautiful objects that were, at times, functionally impaired. We ended up with slabs of aluminium that are incredibly computers but forgettable objects.

The new iMac – beautiful, powerful, colourful ��� is rigorous in its design, and I’m glad it exists. I’m glad that it heralds colourful, powerful laptops in my price bracket. I’m glad of these things, but I’ll never look at it with the fondness I do the iMac G3.

Inexplicably, aggravatingly, Christie’s, who operate in a business that’s all about details, can’t seem to get their shit together and use proper apostrophes in their listing. This is so basic that I can’t even get Tumblr, a coding disaster all of its own, to stop overriding ' and replacing it with a real apostrophe!

I’m not expecting them to manually add the HTML character entities by hand (been there, done that, and would not recommend it) but I am expecting them to use a CMS that does this itself, or to type the fucking character. On a Mac, like the one they’re listing for sale, it’s ⌥⇧] – and has been for at least 30 years. ↩︎

Distressingly, I’m now older than either Edward Norton (30) or Brad Pitt (36) were when they made the film. Outliving Tyler Durden is a sort of generational rite-of-passage akin to outliving Kurt Cobain, and one that’s not without a little existential horror. Tyler is and remains perfect in his own way, while I simply age. ↩︎

The original black and white combo is actually pretty hard to find on Google’s image search nowadays – most people have swapped out the black Pro Mouse and Keyboard with later white ones, which jells better but isn’t period-correct. The A1048 keyboard is a common but anachronistic pairing; more appropriate would be the much rarer white M7803, which by this point in time is likely not very white. ↩︎

[alisabraun]

Can you score at least 100 points?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.RomanovGroup.NextCube

https://romanov.group/dev/next-cube/

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[mamotreco]

NextCube Photo by Mamotreco. Shot on Fujifilm X-T4 & 50mm f2 prime lens. Check out my YouTube channel and my music on Bandcamp

[itrunsdoom]

Hi! I'm making a short historic video on November 93 at id software of John Carmack working on the Nextcube for Doom. I need objective-c code images. Do ypu have a link? thx

You can find the source code for John Romero’s Obj-C-based level editor for Doom here. Just crack open some of the .m files in a text editor (Bonus points if you have syntax highlighting! I use Sublime Text, but there’s also stuff like Notepad++, Atom and VS Code) and screengrab away.

[hydralisk98]

Maskoch’s Klara

Klara “Olivae” Booksword (ideal self described)

Self

Olive green eyes

Jet black mid-short hair (end on the shoulders)

Mesopotamians’ tan skin color/tone

B-cup breasts

hourglass body shape

5′8″ height

124 pounds weight

Vanilla scent

smooth skin

right handed

angelic voice

Grunge-ish clothing style

minimal grooming

August 1st 1998 bday

Autistic

INTP-T

curious

mindful

honest

kind hearted

funny

polite

innovative

erudite

photographic memory

female gender

she/her pronouns

straight sexuality

very moderate / syncretic jainism?

Family

A same-age brother

A younger brother

Mother (Assyrian for sure)

Father (German or Hungarian?)

Extended family

Friends

A friend tribe from middle-high school that does care about me

A ENTP Best Friend Forever which has plenty of time and which loves to do projects alongside me

Six great local friendships

Pets

“Macro”, the black Turkish angora Ankara cat, which is very playful and wise, also a familiar

Career

Bookstore clerk

Tabletop game shop clerk

IBM employee in Canada?

Studies

Completed middle school

Completed ‘high’ school (Cegep) in “Systemes Ordines”

Hobbies

Researching topics online

Discussing with friends around many topics

French

English

German

Spanish

Hungarian

Assyrian Neo-Aramaic

Russian

Latin

Wardrobe & Aesthetics

Nintendo 64 dark sleeve shirt

SEGA Dreamcast Logo light t shirt

Sony Playstation white shirt

Boogzel Saturn Embroidered hoodie

Boogzel Sun Long Sleeve T shirt

Boogzel Alien Contact T shirt

Boogzel Yellow Classique Charm beret

Boogzel Pixel Universe sweatshirt

Boogzel Windows Aesthetic backpack

Boogzel Space Research hoodie

FashionFits Penguin onesie pyjama

Aesthentials Serene Girl shirt

Aesthentials Reality Is Bending shirt

Aesthentials What is Aesthetic shirt

Aesthentials Vaporwave stickers

Kokopie 2019 Kawaii Vaporwave Pink Unicorn Nintendo beanie

Dog Dog Gradient notes

Unzzy Harajuku strap pants

Vapor95 City Bus joggers

Vapor95 Macintosh Plus joggers

Aesthetic Creation face mask

#Itgirls Retro Two Colors loose shirt + thin chiffon blouse

#Itgirls Oriental Print Hieroglyphs long knit warm scarf

Headcrab shirt

DEC Digital burgundy tote bag

DEC Digital blue casquette

Ponchos

Portal 2 vest

Portal 2 Chell cosplay

Budget

100’000+ CAD$ per year

100’000+ USD$ per year

Home

Six rooms house

Kitchen

Lounge

Studio

Bedroom

Bathroom with Bathtub and Shower

Guests' Bedroom

Garage

Garden?

Closet

Projects

Several journals (art, witchcraft, productivity, personal...)

Plastic arts (poetry word artworks and drawings mostly) folders

'Productivity + Aesthetics' vlog channel

Meme page around history (focusing mostly around the 1910-1932 period)

Possessions

1968 Volkswagen Beetle converted into electric

Manual but customized Bicycle

Robotron K 1840 (or a similar model that comes from my conworld maybe?) vintage computer system

HP 150 Touchscreen II computer system

Thinkpad P52 laptop computer

HP Pavillon 8160 desktop computer

HP-86B with 9121 dual diskette drive

Ural-14 vintage mainframe computer system

IBM /360 Model 67 vintage mainframe computer system

Zuse Z4 computer system

Pilot ACE computer system

Pentagon 128k 3+ computer system

UT-88 computer kit

Apple iPhone 11 Pro

Sharp ZQ-630M 256KB model electronic organizer

custom-built Linux Mint 19.3 desktop computer

a somewhay small cluster supercomputer/server

a single frame Z15 mainframe computer

NeXTCUBE

Parade-inspired instruction set architecture server tower format computer system

Parade-inspired instruction set architecture vintage micro-sized embedded microcontroller unit

Sun Microsystems 'Ultra 1'? computer system

DEC VT-50 / VT-100 cases

‘Inferno OS’ + ‘Windows 3.11 for Workgroups’ machine

DSi with Pokemon Black and White

Warhammer 40K Adeptus Mechanicus (or maybe Tau?) army

Armies in Plastic (World War 1 edition)

Custom keyboard

Custom mousepad XL

Telex machine and address

MIDI keyboard

SEGA Genesis Mini & Original

SEGA Dreamcast

iPod Shuffle

1920x1200 CRT monitor

Vintage Polaroid Sun600

Camcorder

Tripod

Analog argentic 35mm camera

Customized notebooks

Slide Rule

HP-16C calculator

Soviet RPN programmable calculator

Vinyl record player

Earppuffs

Typewriter / vintage Word Processor

Cassette to CD deck

Post-it stacks

Tabletop miniature games

Board games

Card games

Custom 3D printed miniatures

Dice sets

Lightbox

Portable green screen

Diecast miniature soviet vehicles

Diecast miniature vehicles

Reference books like encyclopedias and atlases in my library

Magic

Guardian angel

Safe for use Tarot deck

Magical computer

K-Suit

GLaDOS-like AI friend

Lifetime in centuries (600-1200 years) instead of decades

True Polymorph spell

(...)

[harawata44]

以下転載

https://twitter.com/kaitou_ryaku/status/1221252239664144384

これが全ての元凶なんだよなぁ

https://twitter.com/abee2/status/1221270703229419520

「全ての」であればこちらです。

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https://twitter.com/abee2/status/1164566453179301888?s=21

世界初のWWWサーバーがNeXTcubeと言うのは知っていたけど、ロンドンの科学博物館で展示されているのは知らなかった。

[g00melo5-art-blog]

NeXTcube

[hoory]

RT @abee2: 世界初のWWWサーバーがNeXTcubeと言うのは知っていたけど、ロンドンの科学博物館で展示されているのは知らなかった。 https://t.co/m2a5LENova

[newstrendline]

nxt computers

An Overview of the NeXT Computers If you are an avid computer user, you may be interested in the NeXT computers. This article will provide an overview of the NeXTstation and NeXTcube, and will also give you an opportunity to see some of the parts of the computer. It will also provide you with an early peek into the NXT programming environment. NeXT NeXT computers are an American company that…

[plinthofmylife]

That cake is giving off real 1990 NextCube energy.

30 years old

that zero is like a looming cavern of darkness beckoning me to freefall into an inevitable abyss of responsibility and unexplained back pain

i’m dying you’re dying the earth is dying the universe is inevitably drifting apart happy birthday to me https://www.instagram.com/p/CP_a3g9Hzxp/?utm_medium=tumblr