Computational Neighborhood

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As of 2007-03-30, this project can be found here.

Last Update: 2013-03-22

File and printer sharing have been popularized with Microsoft\'s Windows Network Neighbourhood and the Unix Network File System (NFS). Cluster computing has become an attractive choice for high-performance computing as workstation and network technology

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