Don't forgot that electrons want to flow downhill,. so arrange your components accordingly. Oh, and black cables transmit faster than lighter cables,.. and you'll get a huge performance boost if you put a "TYPE R" label on each end of the cable.
IBM's hardware is just a continuation of what they developed in the 70's. Same with as400/iseries. AIX was acquired. Lotus was acquired. Tivoli was acquired. The Websphere suite is a thinly veiled attempt to rebrand free software. (I'm talking to you "IBM HTTP Server")
Their last gasp of true innovation was OS/2, and they managed to screw that one up.
IBM is just a bunch of mediocre consultants and middle management now.
I didnt realize they were still in the business of developing new stuff.
Seems the core of their business is acquiring other technology companies, and injecting red tape and excess bureaucracy into other enterprises through proliferation of their "Architectural Thinking" workshops.
I think I liked the bootleg trailer better
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Maybe it was just me, but there was something about the crowd reaction whem the blue guy busted out the lightcycle that gave that video a little something extra.
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"When I was in high school we had a comprehensive Office 2003 textbook...."
Thanks for making me feel old.
Don't forgot that electrons want to flow downhill,. so arrange your components accordingly.
Oh, and black cables transmit faster than lighter cables,.. and you'll get a huge performance boost if you put a "TYPE R" label on each end of the cable.
Most modern corporate proxies worth their salt will just terminate your https session anyway and see everything you're sending through the tunnel.
One of them has a kid, though
IBM's hardware is just a continuation of what they developed in the 70's. Same with as400/iseries.
AIX was acquired. Lotus was acquired. Tivoli was acquired. The Websphere suite is a thinly veiled attempt to rebrand free software. (I'm talking to you "IBM HTTP Server")
Their last gasp of true innovation was OS/2, and they managed to screw that one up.
IBM is just a bunch of mediocre consultants and middle management now.
I didnt realize they were still in the business of developing new stuff.
Seems the core of their business is acquiring other technology companies, and injecting red tape and excess bureaucracy into other enterprises through proliferation of their "Architectural Thinking" workshops.
It's "maths" if you're pretentious.
derk a derr!!!
Would you kids get off my lawn?
I take it you won't going to the class reunion.
Dont forget the "extra big-ass fries"!
Maybe it was just me, but there was something about the crowd reaction whem the blue guy busted out the lightcycle that gave that video a little something extra.
That should all be in past tense.
Their higher-end ASA firewalls and Call Manager systems are just HP servers with a different paint job.
The ASA5580 is just a HP DL580. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6120/index.html
Probably twice as expensive too.
svcadm enable ssh
Done.
took the examples posted here and blindly ran them on your production system? how many did it as root?
I always thought that was someone trying to sound french.
"*Paris to Amsterdam is 504km. It's at best a 5h drive. 10h back and forth. How many people do that in the US?"
Anyone who drives from San Francisco to LA. Anyone who drives across Nevada on I80.
Pretty much anyone who lives west of the Mississippi.
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I'm not your fwend, buddy!!
You must not be married because you completely missed the joke.
"You also need to be able to spread your back-end costs over your paying customers"
What a horrible visual...
The free version is gimped down as far as number of weapons and display resolution.
That said, the replay value alone makes it worth the 20 bucks. I've spent more on lamer games.
~dlb
Definitely one of my favorite nintendo games of all time..
"network port boxes"
That would be called a "hub" or "switch" here in the real world.