Come on! It doesn't take an 'expensive expert' to know that *whenever* you upgrade a runtime server, you first set up a sandbox where you can test it... or does it?
I don't know... Why don't you hire me and find out?
Setting themselves up for it? Sure, why not. They knew someone would post it to the web on some website they didn't like. M$ then has a nice excuse to go after that website.
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That was the point... I think you might have missed the joke.
According to Hormel it all started with a Monty Python skit.
You can read more about it on their website.
Try these:
http://pimpninja.org/img/straw.gif
http://www.morrowind-mods.com/20030414l.jpg
http://www.wereallmadhere.com/straw.gif
This isn't even counting production boxes at work that have mysteriously killed IIS dll's.
Hmmm... I'd call that self defense.
Come on! It doesn't take an 'expensive expert' to know that *whenever* you upgrade a runtime server, you first set up a sandbox where you can test it... or does it?
I don't know... Why don't you hire me and find out?
Here is a better link to the story (no reg needed):C LIM.html
http://archives.nytimes.com/2001/07/03/science/03
It was in one of the later Next Generation episodes (called Force Of Nature) that they came up with the limit of warp five. Check out http://www.startrek.com/library/episodes_tng_detai l.asp?ID=68628 to see a description.
Setting themselves up for it? Sure, why not. They knew someone would post it to the web on some website they didn't like. M$ then has a nice excuse to go after that website.
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