I don't want to disappoint you but Brazil is pretty much in the "western world" too. And it has lots of cameras with license plate reading tech for speeding tickets, etc.
Too bad for the web then. If there are many competing "standards" and a browser can, or cannot, support some of them at some point in time.. that just makes it difficult for everybody.
Good standards are difficult to create however getting acceptance is a even more difficult task. If they are changing all the time it really doesn't help anymore.
BTW, the web is fast moving target? Only if you mean at layer 7 and above.
I think it'd be more productive if the, oh-so-powerful, governments would create policies to stimulate people to focusing on being better human being in the face of adversity and frustration. It could be meditation or whatever, just stop chasing the tail on this.
I manage hundreds of Linux *servers* and I wouldn't consider running Windows on them. Period.
But I've the impression that managing thousands of Linux *desktops* distributed cross several departments with users requesting little changes and you name it.... would be a huge mess to manage. Again, totally subjective opinion based on what I've seen being used but never used myself... it seems easier to manage a network of thousands of Windows desktops with the M$ tooling.
Anyone got experience managing both OSes in a huge network and cares to weight in?
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Assange goes to Sweden and next thing you know he died of pneumonia in some prison cell and that's it. Meanwhile, in a cell in the US...
Pretty much how OpenSolaris was managed too.
If Win95, WinMe and Vista are enough evidence, Microsoft never planned to have people upgrading to Win8... that will be left to Win9. Duh.
I don't want to disappoint you but Brazil is pretty much in the "western world" too. And it has lots of cameras with license plate reading tech for speeding tickets, etc.
Not exactly 100% efficient since the _car_ is trackable but I get the point. Same thing with your cellphone though.
I guess they all have too much of those, uh?
NYPD and profit sharing?
Check the facts, rewrite the posts that are CLEARLY trying to manipulate you and the readers.
Generally agree although reality is a bit harsh on getting everybody to accept any new standard.. let alone multiple new standards. IPv6 anyone?
Too bad for the web then. If there are many competing "standards" and a browser can, or cannot, support some of them at some point in time.. that just makes it difficult for everybody. Good standards are difficult to create however getting acceptance is a even more difficult task. If they are changing all the time it really doesn't help anymore. BTW, the web is fast moving target? Only if you mean at layer 7 and above.
I'm amazed that people really trust the OP is in a US Navy ship.
STOP GIVING SKYNET NEW TOYS!
Having just spent a whole day trying to get a GT525M card working with that Optimus shit, I can only agree. Nvidia sucks on Linux.
I think it'd be more productive if the, oh-so-powerful, governments would create policies to stimulate people to focusing on being better human being in the face of adversity and frustration. It could be meditation or whatever, just stop chasing the tail on this.
I will tell my doctor that he does less for society that my friend, Mr. clay pot maker. Keep you posted.
I've no side in this "contest". I don't even live in Texas.
Just saying both sides are quick to judge and label the other without providing good arguments.
If you think your "opponent" is dumb, doesn't mean you've to step down to his level.
And those technologies would be... ? And they release what exactly ? Bunch of arguments, no content.
Stop asking critical questions. The wannabe scientists are not interested in answering them.
Not as much as you care about other people's throwaway posts.
So less than 1% ?
TL;DR - Don't care.
I manage hundreds of Linux *servers* and I wouldn't consider running Windows on them. Period.
But I've the impression that managing thousands of Linux *desktops* distributed cross several departments with users requesting little changes and you name it.... would be a huge mess to manage. Again, totally subjective opinion based on what I've seen being used but never used myself... it seems easier to manage a network of thousands of Windows desktops with the M$ tooling.
Anyone got experience managing both OSes in a huge network and cares to weight in?
AFAIK, there was a time when musicians would earn their living by performing their music.
And people told me to invest in SpaceX instead of Facebok. Take it now, suckers!
Let me see how much richer I am.
Wait a second....
The world can't even recover from all this terrorist theater and they are already seeding their next big way of profiting from fear.