In my opinion, vista should have been blown out of the water for the simple fact that file management in Vista is bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeding slow. You can judge by my over use of the 'e' that its extreme. : )
Past few years I've worked for a few different datacenters across my state, mostly night shifts, as either a NOC Tech....or Admin. Here's a quick list of some of the monstrosities I've seen...ill try to keep the worst for last.
- Bread racks for Server Racks
- cat5 'spliced' together...then electrical taped....ran across a DC.
- A/C and Ventilation for an entire phase of a dC by having a door open...unprotected....street level.
- had a office that used alot of a old CompUSA brand switch...and when you'd plug both ends of a patch cable in to 2 of its ports....it would flood the network beyond believe and render it useless. a Contract IT guy did this occasionally to get calls and make money. I have one...'Switch of Death' displayed in my office.
- (this is one of my favorites) found a dead rat in what we called 'rat's nests'. They are the unorganized bundles of dusty cable/wire found behind racks...typically in corners.
- an entire 'zone' of a DC that never used racks.....servers on the floor....stacked on others...etc etc. QUALITY CONTROLLLLLLLLLLLL
- we've all seen data ports in wall plates right? Well what about one that had 2 ports...and for some reason the top was made 'Live' when the cat cable came out of a hole in the wall next to it...and plugged in to the bottom port. : D
ill add more as I remember.
I'll come back and add more when I remember them.
These were 'resets'......which in my eye are different from 'freezes' stated in this article. So either the wording is misleading or Sony has issued yet another half-ass excuse for why the PS3 does all the...unexpected...things people are reporting.
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I pointed out 2 widely known vulns in my universities network and I'm still serving my suspension...2 semesters left!
In my opinion, vista should have been blown out of the water for the simple fact that file management in Vista is bleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeding slow. You can judge by my over use of the 'e' that its extreme. : )
Exactly the point I was going to make.
*golf clap* Genius bit of work here.
That's like...WAY more p's!
When the last time the OP actually USED Gentoo. It has fallen from the high horse it once rode upon.
Past few years I've worked for a few different datacenters across my state, mostly night shifts, as either a NOC Tech....or Admin. Here's a quick list of some of the monstrosities I've seen...ill try to keep the worst for last. - Bread racks for Server Racks - cat5 'spliced' together...then electrical taped....ran across a DC. - A/C and Ventilation for an entire phase of a dC by having a door open...unprotected....street level. - had a office that used alot of a old CompUSA brand switch...and when you'd plug both ends of a patch cable in to 2 of its ports....it would flood the network beyond believe and render it useless. a Contract IT guy did this occasionally to get calls and make money. I have one...'Switch of Death' displayed in my office. - (this is one of my favorites) found a dead rat in what we called 'rat's nests'. They are the unorganized bundles of dusty cable/wire found behind racks...typically in corners. - an entire 'zone' of a DC that never used racks.....servers on the floor....stacked on others...etc etc. QUALITY CONTROLLLLLLLLLLLL - we've all seen data ports in wall plates right? Well what about one that had 2 ports...and for some reason the top was made 'Live' when the cat cable came out of a hole in the wall next to it...and plugged in to the bottom port. : D ill add more as I remember. I'll come back and add more when I remember them.
These were 'resets'......which in my eye are different from 'freezes' stated in this article. So either the wording is misleading or Sony has issued yet another half-ass excuse for why the PS3 does all the...unexpected...things people are reporting.