I really don't think there's going to be any one winner in this battle. Some people are going to gravitate towards.NET; some will stick with Apache/PHP/Perl/MySQL/etc and will get excellent results with it.
Most of the time this stuff is dictated by the existing conditions of the company (or the prior experience of the employees). I know of two companies, both of which used Windows, for their web services. The first company had people who actually knew what they were doing; they had no problems more major than a memory leak that was traced to a bad.DLL and soon replaced. The second company were hot-shots who thought they knew everything and ran themselves quickly into the ground. (Second company switched to Linux.)
All this proves, to me, is that the companies that thrive will be the ones with competent people at the helm, no matter what the OS in their servers. Apache works for you? Great! Don't bother with.NET; go with what you know. But if.NET has stuff that is genuinely appealing and useful to you, then learn about it and make good use of it.
Kind of odd that there's such a brouhaha about this, given that most of the real progress wth stem cells has not featured fetal tissue in any form. But the placenta/umbilical cord issue does seem to have been addressed by this, which is nice. I like the idea of that former waste product being put to something useful.
of Ogg Vorbis. It's enough to make you foam at the mouth and fall over backwards. Is he foaming at the mouth to fall over backwards or falling over backwards to foam at the mouth? Tonight's 'Spectrum' examines the whole question of frothing and falling, coughing and calling, screaming and bawling, walling and stalling, brawling and mauling, falling and hauling, trawling and squalling, and zalling. Zalling. Is there even a word zalling? If there is what does it mean? If there isn't what does it mean? Perhaps both, maybe neither. What do I mean by the word 'mean'? What do I mean by the word 'word'? What do I mean by 'what do I mean'? What do I mean by 'do' and what do I do by 'mean'? And what do I do by do by do and what do I mean by wasting your time like this? Good night.
...a Linux box dedicated for, say, nonlinear video editing? I know that there are NLVE apps for Linux out there, although I couldn't say how they shape up against Premiere (or Ulead MediaStudio Pro). Such things would include 1394 support and a 100GB hard drive, maybe even a flat-panel display...
Meaning it only crashes every FOURTH time you load it, instead of every THIRD time, and there's only a 33% chance that your settings will be trashed when that happens.
Sorry, waiting two years for a project this big and bloated wasn't worth it.
I've found that a planned proest can be every bit as insightful and useful to one's cause as an unplanned proest. Most proests are in fact planned a good deal ahead of time.
I don't know about you, but it doesn't take most programmers ten years to write a REALLY good HELLO, WORLD script. Of course, there's always the chance it can be used as a buffer-overflow denial-of-service Trojan!
"Microsoft" Bans Use Of GPL Code
Microsoft Bans "Use" Of GPL Code
Microsoft Bans Use "Of" GPL Code
Microsoft Bans Use Of "GPL" Code
Microsoft Bans Use Of GPL "Code"
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"'Drugs are Bad, mkay.' There, I've just solved the world's drug problems."
Yup!
He learns FAST!
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"Are these sorts of actions justifiable?"
No.
"Is it right to destroy property in an effort to prevent this sort of gambling with our quality of life?"
No.
"Is that the most productive way to deal with bio-engineering risks?"
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Unfortunately it's not compatible with most septic operating systems yet.
Lunatix?
Yes, just like the last six times he died. Tsk.
...comes from buying a whole slew of cheap machines, throwing Linux on them and BMRT, then using them as the render farm.
But what's most of the modeling being done on? That's what I want to know. Probably either SGI workstations or NT/2K...
I really don't think there's going to be any one winner in this battle. Some people are going to gravitate towards .NET; some will stick with Apache/PHP/Perl/MySQL/etc and will get excellent results with it.
.DLL and soon replaced. The second company were hot-shots who thought they knew everything and ran themselves quickly into the ground. (Second company switched to Linux.)
.NET; go with what you know. But if .NET has stuff that is genuinely appealing and useful to you, then learn about it and make good use of it.
Most of the time this stuff is dictated by the existing conditions of the company (or the prior experience of the employees). I know of two companies, both of which used Windows, for their web services. The first company had people who actually knew what they were doing; they had no problems more major than a memory leak that was traced to a bad
All this proves, to me, is that the companies that thrive will be the ones with competent people at the helm, no matter what the OS in their servers. Apache works for you? Great! Don't bother with
Kind of odd that there's such a brouhaha about this, given that most of the real progress wth stem cells has not featured fetal tissue in any form. But the placenta/umbilical cord issue does seem to have been addressed by this, which is nice. I like the idea of that former waste product being put to something useful.
of Ogg Vorbis. It's enough to make you foam at the mouth and fall over backwards. Is he foaming at the mouth to fall over backwards or falling over backwards to foam at the mouth? Tonight's 'Spectrum' examines the whole question of frothing and falling, coughing and calling, screaming and bawling, walling and stalling, brawling and mauling, falling and hauling, trawling and squalling, and zalling. Zalling. Is there even a word zalling? If there is what does it mean? If there isn't what does it mean? Perhaps both, maybe neither. What do I mean by the word 'mean'? What do I mean by the word 'word'? What do I mean by 'what do I mean'? What do I mean by 'do' and what do I do by 'mean'? And what do I do by do by do and what do I mean by wasting your time like this? Good night.
...a Linux box dedicated for, say, nonlinear video editing? I know that there are NLVE apps for Linux out there, although I couldn't say how they shape up against Premiere (or Ulead MediaStudio Pro). Such things would include 1394 support and a 100GB hard drive, maybe even a flat-panel display...
XML teledildonics.
...asking too much?
Meaning it only crashes every FOURTH time you load it, instead of every THIRD time, and there's only a 33% chance that your settings will be trashed when that happens.
Sorry, waiting two years for a project this big and bloated wasn't worth it.
It's so... so... misleading!
I've found that a planned proest can be every bit as insightful and useful to one's cause as an unplanned proest. Most proests are in fact planned a good deal ahead of time.
I don't know about you, but it doesn't take most programmers ten years to write a REALLY good HELLO, WORLD script. Of course, there's always the chance it can be used as a buffer-overflow denial-of-service Trojan!
1. Get everyone in the United States into a BIIIIIIG room.
2. Everyone who wants to vote for one guy, they get on THIS side.
3. Everyone who wants to vote for the other guy, they get on THAT side.
4. A trap door opens up and drops everyone who voted for the other guy into a big-ass pit fulla scorpions 'n tigers 'n lizards 'n crocodiles.
5. Now everyone in the USA votes exactly the same. Yay!
Problem solved.
Techno-hype.
Problem solved.
Bite me.
Love,
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...can't be that many... Levis, Jordache... uh...
No.
Problem solved.
Yes. Kill them all now.
Problem solved.
...because everyone knows how terrible Kodak's software is, anyway!
...but it got boring really fast.
"Microsoft" Bans Use Of GPL Code
Microsoft Bans "Use" Of GPL Code
Microsoft Bans Use "Of" GPL Code
Microsoft Bans Use Of "GPL" Code
Microsoft Bans Use Of GPL "Code"
YOU decide!!!
The new first-person shoot-em-up that's sweeping the nation! Use your vector and spline drawing tools to hunt down and exterminate art department interns gone BAD!
Killustrator! For Mac, PC, PSX2, and X-Box. (An unsupported Linux version is available for alpha download.)
"'Drugs are Bad, mkay.' There, I've just solved the world's drug problems."
Yup!
He learns FAST!
"Are these sorts of actions justifiable?"
No.
"Is it right to destroy property in an effort to prevent this sort of gambling with our quality of life?"
No.
"Is that the most productive way to deal with bio-engineering risks?"
No.
Problem solved.