With the current way Sun does business hardware wise it cannot compete with Dell directly. Sun sells higher end hardware and Dell sells lower end servers very cheap. You can buy two Dell servers loaded with the same memory and SCSI drives instead of SATA drives, with 3 years support for what a single Sun server would cost you. I have several JBoss clusters and I just throw Dell PE1950s at them. If one crators, the rest of the cluster just hums along. Sun competes with HP, IBM, and the like. They DO NOT compete with Dell. Although, Dell can definitely compete (and steal market share) from Sun. Especially now with the current state of economy and everyone being so cost conscious.
My camera has one and it stays in the camera. My Blackberry has one and it stays in my Blackberry, and all other devices are the same way. The closes thing I have to a problem is when I upgrade to a larger card for say my Blackberry. Then it's just like kids clothes. A hand-me-down occurs, and the smallest one gets tossed into a small container of old SD cards. Those usually just sit and do nothing unless I find someone who needs one.
Why Mirroring Is Not a Backup Solution....is like saying: Why a two door coup isn't a long haul transport vehicle.
While the two door coup will do the job in some respects, you're not going to keep you job using it. Just like using RAID as a backup won't allow you to keep your job.
If you looking at a company you might want to invest in, always look at where their income comes from. If most of it comes from a single location, that is a DAMN risky investment.
If a majority of Mozilla's incoming comes from Google, then Mozilla isn't financially sound. They should have started looking for other revenue streams long ago.
Wrong. There are OSX virus out there. Also to note, just because Apple has 10% (I would have to check that number) doesn't mean it will have 10% of all viruses. With a 90% to 10% ratio of use, the higher use OS will have an order of magnitude more viruses. Most virus writers want to attack as many people as possible and there for will devote their effort to the platform that will effect the most computers.
Reader wild_berry points out the BBC's story on the unexpected recommendation.
Only to brainless idiots that actually believed the hyperbole feed to them by Apple would it actually be an unexpected recommendation. The "we are secure and Windows is not" garbage was just a marketing ploy. Anyone with a brain would have known that any Networked Operating System has some level of vulnerability and is likely to be exposed at some point.
Yes, but uou MUST have A LOT of experience in what the company is looking for. Don't think you're going to leave high school and after two years grab a Direct of Infrastructure job. I am a Director of Infrastructure. I have a GED, but I also have 10 years experience at building infrastructures. I started at the very bottom. I was Tech Support for three different companies. (two ISPs and a major Anti-Virus company) Then I became an Computer Operator for a medium size company that was still computing with early 80 era technologies. They allowed me some leeway since they felt I knew how to do a lot of things and for two years I revamped most of their infrastucture. Then we built a new building and they hired a design engineer and he and I worked together designing the new buildings entire infrastucture. That was my foot in the door. I moved to New York and now I've built infrastuctures for several different companies and am not doing it again for a online trading firm.
No the idiot portion is refusing to accept a donation that helps starving children because of a stupid game. Jason who doesn't have anything to eat will not eat today because D&D money (which has nothing to do with anti-christianism)is unacceptable.
I repeat. ID10T ERROR. Whoever rejected it is a fucking idiot.
I've been with T-Mobile since they were Voice Stream back in 2000 when I was living in Dallas. In Dallas they were great, but I've been in NYC since early 2005 and their service sucks in this area. Most of the time my Internet access doesn't work at all.
MajorMUD ran on WorldGroup BBS systems. It was great until MetroBBS bought it and started screwing it up. I've played a lot of MUDs and I found it was by far the best and was quite polished compared to many others.
Double your memory until you reach 1GB of swap. Basically, if your swapping anywhere near a GB you're PC or server is severely memory starved and probably has the performance of a sleeping turtle.
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...and their email attachments will be high def porn!
With the current way Sun does business hardware wise it cannot compete with Dell directly. Sun sells higher end hardware and Dell sells lower end servers very cheap. You can buy two Dell servers loaded with the same memory and SCSI drives instead of SATA drives, with 3 years support for what a single Sun server would cost you. I have several JBoss clusters and I just throw Dell PE1950s at them. If one crators, the rest of the cluster just hums along. Sun competes with HP, IBM, and the like. They DO NOT compete with Dell. Although, Dell can definitely compete (and steal market share) from Sun. Especially now with the current state of economy and everyone being so cost conscious.
My camera has one and it stays in the camera. My Blackberry has one and it stays in my Blackberry, and all other devices are the same way. The closes thing I have to a problem is when I upgrade to a larger card for say my Blackberry. Then it's just like kids clothes. A hand-me-down occurs, and the smallest one gets tossed into a small container of old SD cards. Those usually just sit and do nothing unless I find someone who needs one.
Why Mirroring Is Not a Backup Solution. ...is like saying: Why a two door coup isn't a long haul transport vehicle.
While the two door coup will do the job in some respects, you're not going to keep you job using it. Just like using RAID as a backup won't allow you to keep your job.
If you looking at a company you might want to invest in, always look at where their income comes from. If most of it comes from a single location, that is a DAMN risky investment.
If a majority of Mozilla's incoming comes from Google, then Mozilla isn't financially sound. They should have started looking for other revenue streams long ago.
Use a SAN and you just zone the storage to the server that needs it when they need it. No transfering of GBs of data required. :)
Is anyone else having issues with Google and Gmail lately? (specifically partnerpage.google.com)
It's been slow and sometimes not working at all over the last two days.
Yes, but will the phone companies actually allow you to use it? Or will they say "No, it's a security risk to our network!"?
Wrong. There are OSX virus out there. Also to note, just because Apple has 10% (I would have to check that number) doesn't mean it will have 10% of all viruses. With a 90% to 10% ratio of use, the higher use OS will have an order of magnitude more viruses. Most virus writers want to attack as many people as possible and there for will devote their effort to the platform that will effect the most computers.
Reader wild_berry points out the BBC's story on the unexpected recommendation.
Only to brainless idiots that actually believed the hyperbole feed to them by Apple would it actually be an unexpected recommendation. The "we are secure and Windows is not" garbage was just a marketing ploy. Anyone with a brain would have known that any Networked Operating System has some level of vulnerability and is likely to be exposed at some point.
Yes, but uou MUST have A LOT of experience in what the company is looking for. Don't think you're going to leave high school and after two years grab a Direct of Infrastructure job. I am a Director of Infrastructure. I have a GED, but I also have 10 years experience at building infrastructures. I started at the very bottom. I was Tech Support for three different companies. (two ISPs and a major Anti-Virus company) Then I became an Computer Operator for a medium size company that was still computing with early 80 era technologies. They allowed me some leeway since they felt I knew how to do a lot of things and for two years I revamped most of their infrastucture. Then we built a new building and they hired a design engineer and he and I worked together designing the new buildings entire infrastucture. That was my foot in the door. I moved to New York and now I've built infrastuctures for several different companies and am not doing it again for a online trading firm.
Enjoy your last few months outside of an event horizon.
It's been my life long dream to experience an Event Horizon. The only shame is I won't be able to contemplate such a great experience afterwards. ;)
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No the idiot portion is refusing to accept a donation that helps starving children because of a stupid game. Jason who doesn't have anything to eat will not eat today because D&D money (which has nothing to do with anti-christianism)is unacceptable.
I repeat. ID10T ERROR. Whoever rejected it is a fucking idiot.
Bunch of idiots.
They should tie it to slashdot too. That way, once your an asshole I never had to see you again!
I've been with T-Mobile since they were Voice Stream back in 2000 when I was living in Dallas. In Dallas they were great, but I've been in NYC since early 2005 and their service sucks in this area. Most of the time my Internet access doesn't work at all.
MajorMUD ran on WorldGroup BBS systems. It was great until MetroBBS bought it and started screwing it up. I've played a lot of MUDs and I found it was by far the best and was quite polished compared to many others.
Eat ass.
It looks like Google wants to be Google and Apple at the same time.
With email on your phone so common, why would you even want SMS and all it's limitations and cost?
The people who worry that about privacy, are the people have something to worry about.
It's obvious, you should be jailed. ;)
I own a Buffalo AirStation wireless ethernet converter. Best wireless device since the WiFi router.
Python IS a real language and a damn good one for what is possible with it. Some tools have weaknesses and threaded programming is one for Python.
I think we would prefer your advice without the biased opinion attached.
Double your memory until you reach 1GB of swap. Basically, if your swapping anywhere near a GB you're PC or server is severely memory starved and probably has the performance of a sleeping turtle.
I've already ordered my iOracle Mini for a low low price with no money down...