Miracle cures Berkeley man of Itanic wickedness
Praise the Lord! A miracle has taken place in Berkeley, Andrew Orlowski writes .
A fortnight ago UCB grad student Nick Weaver explained to us in some detail the deficiencies of the IA-64 architecture. He's teaching some classes, and one caught our eye: entitled "Voyage of the Itanic".
"Itanic describes the architecture very well," he told us. The class, which is scheduled for next week, was going to describe how a bright idea went horribly wrong.
Only Nick has had undergone a conversion. The course web page now reads:- " My personal apology for any confusion and offense this page may have caused."
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