The London Stock Exchange Goes Down For Whole Day
Colin Smith writes "TradElect, the Microsoft .Net based trading platform for the London Stock Exchange, was offline for about seven hours, meaning that their 5-nines SLAs are shot for approximately the next 100 years. The TradElect system was launched back in June of 2007 and was designed for increased speed and system capacity."
..people realise that Microsoft products just aren't suitable for mission critical stuff.
And why wasn't there a backup system?
No, it's not "quite as bad".
It's worse. With those old ones, it's far, far worse.
sigh... .Net is pants.
Better?
Learning HOW to think is more important than learning WHAT to think.
Your big stick is useless. Your economy is toast. You are going down.
Now tell me again about McCain?
Because this is slashdot. It's hilarious reading these posts, it's moron after moron jumping in with ridiculous slams on MS (sorry... "M$") based on some incident whose facts they are blithely unaware. It's almost kind of sad how stupid they all look.
You based your entire rant on this baseless, meaningless statement and treated it as a fact. It's not a fact. You can't prove it as a fact.
You're kidding, right? You seriously are staking out the position that Windows doesn't suck?
-jcr
The only title of honor that a tyrant can grant is "Enemy of the State."