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What would the other be
TempleOS
When you really have to look deep into god's mind you just have to put templeOS on a supercomputer.
If you install TempleOS on the fastest supercomputer Frontier, you get Event Horizon.
WARNING: Gory, disturbing picture
Do NOT network-enable TempleOS.
God will get angry if you do.
What movie/tv show is this image from?
Event Horizon
Praise be upon him
a glowie's worst nightmare
You mean the NA/Mixed category?
Probably mostly z/OS and BS2000.
Or actually a mix between Linux and Unix.
How can there be N/A though? How can any functional computer not have an operating system? Or is just reading the really big MHz number of the CPU count as it being a supercomputer?
Thanks for the links!