Yea what is so good about it, on solaris it is cluster capable on linux it is just yet another file system. Besides that it is veritas and I have not found a single good thing to say about these guys and linux support. Hell even the backup exec agents are unix and still not supported by them. I would not buy anything from these guys again, they talk the big linux game but I see very little results.
If I where to find out that SCO shipped anyting that belonged to me I would have already filed a lawsuit. I would probably just opt to defend myself and the measly 10K or so that I would soak them for would not be worth the time. Only a retard would allow them to violate the GPL and not collect on it.
Actually the 1's and 0's throughput on the pencil would be rather poor. I think the pentium and perhaps even a G5 would beat it. Smile and run your Mac my friend, at least it is not windows.
Well ok it is a fast machine but what is the price performance marks for this vs the fastest alienware box. I am willing to bet that the alienware box smokes the pant's off of it for price vs performance. Not only that but the alienware box looks even cooler.For myself I would go for the amd64 alienware box which has a rather attractive case and price.
HP just released some press saying they will pay sun customers 25,000$ to switch to Linux on HP. Damn that sure sounded like the last nail being pounded into the coffin.
No where did I see MA saying anything about anybody being excluded from anything. I saw writing to the effect that they wanted to support systems based on open standards and open file formats and such. MS, Borland or any other BSA member can choose to play or not to play. Now of course their business models do not support this but who's problem is that?
The data belongs to the people of MA not a vendor.
That is exactly what most of us here on slashdot want you to do. You stick with your W2K half assed closed platform while the rest of us cut you off at the knee's. Say you walk into a customer and throw down your cool web app based on the great.not platform. The customers first reaction is going to be shock when you tell him he will need a sql server oh yes with enterprise licensing and on top of that a web server that will need to be patched daily and need to have a ton of ram just to run windows. Now being the coool assssed linux developer that I am I am going to go to this same client and say here buy my solution and hell I will throw in the database and web server in for free with no licensing.
Bottom line is you just lost that deal, guaranteed.
I cannot even begin to think how large a US national security risk this is. Our military is highly dependant on MS systems. To have foreign nationals peering at the code that runs your military systems is just simply unnaceptable. Having source to the system does not necessarily cause a breach but it sure does help. Proprietary operating systems are a national security risk and should be treated as such.
Cry, Bitch, Whine and moan but if you do not want to play by the copyright authors rules don't use the code. I see a vocal few that complain about the GPL, for them the issue is simple if you don't want to play by the rules write it yourself.
Take a look at all of the great GPL web projects using LAMP. The applications will dictate the platform. MS always talks about intergration but linux apache provides the most powerful integrated platform for web applications, period. MS developers work in a closed loop system and have no pride for a product that they do not own. Keep building linux solutions and they will come.
Those packets travel over wires that are already being taxed with the exception of some wireless. The wireless connections are running on their own private gear but have to push it to wire at some point where once again taxes are already being paid.
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I will wait until someone drops the darn monitor and the second rate 32bit crap OS.
And having done this myself you are correct it is fairly easy to do, but it is damn unstable and it scales for shit...now go back to hacking on your hello world vb program.
Yea what is so good about it, on solaris it is cluster capable on linux it is just yet another file system. Besides that it is veritas and I have not found a single good thing to say about these guys and linux support. Hell even the backup exec agents are unix and still not supported by them. I would not buy anything from these guys again, they talk the big linux game but I see very little results.
Just link that image into the slashdot home page. That ought to give them about 6 million worthless hits per day...
Zone Alarm
0 -005. - 083.
MS01-003.0 40.
Symantec Anti Virus
The following security patches
MS99-041.
MS99-046.
MS99-056.
MS99-060.
MS0
MS00-006.
MS00-007.
MS00-021.
MS00-027.
MS00-029.
MS00-040.
MS00-047.
MS00-052.
MS00
MS00-087.
MS00-091.
MS00-094.
MS00-100.
MS01-008.
MS01-009.
MS01-017.
MS01-
MS01-041.
MS01-052.
MS02-001.
MS02-018.
And a whole bunch of asprin, I think I exceeded 10
If I where to find out that SCO shipped anyting that belonged to me I would have already filed a lawsuit. I would probably just opt to defend myself and the measly 10K or so that I would soak them for would not be worth the time. Only a retard would allow them to violate the GPL and not collect on it.
Ok, what ever happened to holding everyones IP so valued?
Actually the 1's and 0's throughput on the pencil would be rather poor. I think the pentium and perhaps even a G5 would beat it. Smile and run your Mac my friend, at least it is not windows.
Well ok it is a fast machine but what is the price performance marks for this vs the fastest alienware box. I am willing to bet that the alienware box smokes the pant's off of it for price vs performance. Not only that but the alienware box looks even cooler.For myself I would go for the amd64 alienware box which has a rather attractive case and price.
HP just released some press saying they will pay sun customers 25,000$ to switch to Linux on HP. Damn that sure sounded like the last nail being pounded into the coffin.
Yea that is a great idea just write everyting in C, what a dork..
No where did I see MA saying anything about anybody being excluded from anything. I saw writing to the effect that they wanted to support systems based on open standards and open file formats and such. MS, Borland or any other BSA member can choose to play or not to play. Now of course their business models do not support this but who's problem is that?
The data belongs to the people of MA not a vendor.
That is exactly what most of us here on slashdot want you to do. You stick with your W2K half assed closed platform while the rest of us cut you off at the knee's. Say you walk into a customer and throw down your cool web app based on the great .not platform. The customers first reaction is going to be shock when you tell him he will need a sql server oh yes with enterprise licensing and on top of that a web server that will need to be patched daily and need to have a ton of ram just to run windows. Now being the coool assssed linux developer that I am I am going to go to this same client and say here buy my solution and hell I will throw in the database and web server in for free with no licensing.
Bottom line is you just lost that deal, guaranteed.
Damn did somebody give a MCSD commit priv's to the CVS tree?????
I cannot even begin to think how large a US national security risk this is. Our military is highly dependant on MS systems. To have foreign nationals peering at the code that runs your military systems is just simply unnaceptable. Having source to the system does not necessarily cause a breach but it sure does help. Proprietary operating systems are a national security risk and should be treated as such.
We can totally remove india from the internet just mirror the groups everywhere...
Cry, Bitch, Whine and moan but if you do not want to play by the copyright authors rules don't use the code. I see a vocal few that complain about the GPL, for them the issue is simple if you don't want to play by the rules write it yourself.
Can you hear me now?
Don't think for a minute that MS would not feed someone alot of money to make the transition free if not totally paid for plus perks.
Take a look at all of the great GPL web projects using LAMP. The applications will dictate the platform. MS always talks about intergration but linux apache provides the most powerful integrated platform for web applications, period. MS developers work in a closed loop system and have no pride for a product that they do not own. Keep building linux solutions and they will come.
Those packets travel over wires that are already being taxed with the exception of some wireless. The wireless connections are running on their own private gear but have to push it to wire at some point where once again taxes are already being paid.
I will wait until someone drops the darn monitor and the second rate 32bit crap OS.
Make A64 -f Makefile
Light a fire under that MoBo...
And having done this myself you are correct it is fairly easy to do, but it is damn unstable and it scales for shit...now go back to hacking on your hello world vb program.
If building what you describe today I would make it short work and rock solid by using BIE Business Integration Engine to glue it together.
I sure would like a apache module that can CSS and display native open and star office documents.
Looks like the MSN search web site count is going to be way, way , way down this month...
Looks like if I am looking to buy some software
from IBM I get routed to some other site???
www.ibmsoftwaresales.com
This is the correct address right? I am confused...
Looks like a case of blatent trademark infringement to me!