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  1. Re:Don't Vote Bush on Should You Vote? · · Score: 1

    yep.. vote Gore.. and have at least another four years of a maternalistic welfare state. (don't forget who started all of the changes to get the economy where it is today .. yes, it was Reagan and Bush). Clinton and Gore didn't do a damn thing but ride some coattails. (and yeah.. Greenspan was put into office before Clinton).

    Vote Bush! (but most of all .. VOTE!)

  2. Re:Fundamental architectural problem. on White Hats Take NASDAQ Through MS IIS Hole · · Score: 2

    I wouldn not necessarily critcize Microsoft's web app model. I would critcize the development team with being stupid enough to put db connection strings and passwords in the global.asa. Use a COM object for pete's sake!!!

    Additionally, Microsoft gets more crap from the /. crowd when things go wrong than [I think] they should. People here need to realize that MS software is not necessarily flawed [yes, it might be]. The big key here is how it is implemented. People do stupid things. Apparantly, people do more stupid things with MS software than with non-MS software. These people need to shoulder the the responsibility for implementation. I really don't see a whole lot of flames here for a 'stupid developer' or a 'stupid admin', but the software publisher gets trashed at the drop of a hat. As a developer working with MS technologies, I put up with a good share of their quirks, foibles, and bugs; nonetheless, I need to be held responsible if I implement something stupid.

  3. Re: check your facts on What Happened to Oracle's $1 Million Server Challenge? · · Score: 1

    Yes, SQL Server 6.x was born from the Sybase code they purchaed. However, SQL Server 7.0 is a *re-write* of the DB. The Sybase code is gone (it sucked anyways). SQL 7.0 is a great relational database product, and its cost is quite nice too (in comparison to others). Additionally, you *cannot* compare SQL Server 7.0 to mySQL, let alone call mySQL relational.