The BSD license was developed at Berkeley who have, ahem, a reasonably good law school. It's also been tested in court and stood its ground well, so forgive me if I call BS.
There seems to be quite the firestorm of controversy over the BSD license lately- perhaps it'd just be better to use a license that isn't so controversial- MIT if you want something to be available for use in closed-source products, or GPL if you don't. Yes, some people would obviously like you to think that. Luckily, it's bullshit.
Well the V210 doesn't have dual power supplies, so you are in direct agreement with the post you replied to, which said: "As a matter of fact, all servers that sun makes that have dual power supplies are hotswappable."
Personally, I suffered about 5 seconds of extreme confusion as my brain first tried to fit the words "Novell" and the other "novel" (as in, "unusual") to the story.
Actually you will need to deal with the software, because it just runs Solaris. Hell, you fanboys could probably throw that linucks thing on there if you like;)
For example I do not use debuggers at all. And I do not need one - I can tell precisely what went wrong in my program by just description of the symptoms. Other (normal) guys spend 90% of their working time in debuggers. Probably normal developers would appreciate the tool.
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It's on the wrong end of the phone for pocket-based use.
No it doesn't, at least on my device.
The Mine project (http://themineproject.org/) exists to allow exactly this.
No, you have to pass on a lack of warranty on the part of the author as identified in the disclaimer.
The BSD license was developed at Berkeley who have, ahem, a reasonably good law school. It's also been tested in court and stood its ground well, so forgive me if I call BS.
100% agreed. I wish she would just report on the SCO case and leave everything else the hell alone.
So you press F10.
Well the V210 doesn't have dual power supplies, so you are in direct agreement with the post you replied to, which said: "As a matter of fact, all servers that sun makes that have dual power supplies are hotswappable."
No, he said that in TFA, not 15 years ago. Sheesh.
Dan Frye also said that there was no Internet in 1991, so you'll forgive me if I laugh everything he says off.
What now?
Exactly what I was thinking.
If the experience of my friends is anything to go by, no, you will not enjoy working for HP.
Operative word being "can", not "should" or "must".
There's nothing in the manual that says that you should roll the cable around the adapter feet, and I suspect that you don't even know what they are.
Completely off the point, and I suspect just an opportunity to float the amazon affiliate link
Personally, I suffered about 5 seconds of extreme confusion as my brain first tried to fit the words "Novell" and the other "novel" (as in, "unusual") to the story.
True, although ZFS will support raidz2, which allows for the failure of 2 devices in a raid5 type setup. This reduces parity wastage somewhat.
Actually you will need to deal with the software, because it just runs Solaris. ;)
Hell, you fanboys could probably throw that linucks thing on there if you like
So you're keeping those disks in a bucket and cooling them with slave-girl driven fans or something?
Ha ha, what a prick.
But we all knew that already, right? That's why the default is:
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Not as many as how many are laughing at how clueless and ill-informed your statements make you out to be. "lol"