IT Myths
linuxwrangler writes "A special report in this week's InfoWorld tackles the six big myths in IT.
Among the findings: server upgrades
don't matter, 80 percent of corporate data is
not on mainframes, C[IT]Os really
do need technological savvy, most IT projects may be late or over budget but they
don't fail, IT
does scale and nearly all big shops
do run multiple platforms."
Does IT really exist?
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This ought to fix it:
http://shit.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/0
Jesus Christ, could you please get rid of this awful
beige theme on the IT section or make the theming at least configurable. Thanks.
Bill Gates won't cum in your mounth.
I HATE the new color scheme
in the ass
Have you read Asimov's lost masterpiece? [homeip.net]
How is "The end of the eternity" a lost masterpiece? I readed it a lot of years ago, and, while I agree it is a great book, it is by no means "lost". That sounds like the book was found recently and published postmortem.
I don't get it.
1. It was apparently out of print for many years and has only been reprinted fairly recently.
:-)
2. Almost no one here knows anything that Asimov wrote other than his Robot works.
"Lost" may be stretching it slightly, but then I don't have a whole lot of space in 120 characters.
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