Outlook has numerous settings to control where data is stored, regardless of the backend being exchange IMAP or POP.(note: IMAP and POP - open standards - are actually supported by outlook and have been since gmail was a sperm in a google dev's eye!)
GMail doesn't work so well when your company of 400k+ people cannot access it through the company firewall and frankly yes, that is Google's fault. It's Google's fault that fanboi's don't realize that there are overwhelming reasons why a provider that has free services should not share a network with proprietary data. It's google's fault that every hack that can make a gmail account now doesn't know anything better than to think their new account is the k-rad 31337.
You don't make a single substantial point. Browsers should NOT be virtual machines. If you want to write an application, write an application. If you want to navigate data and present it, you use *HTML.
Cloud Zealots(google employees, amazon EC2 developers, Wall St. analysts that are trying to attach their name to the "Next Big Thing", etc.) tend to have an insulting tone to their rhetoric.
Plenty of people have a killer business instinct. Few are in the position to capitalize on it the way Gates did.
Gladwell never claims that it's all blind luck for guys like Gates and Joy. Rather, it's talent PLUS practice PLUS temperament PLUS blind luck.
As a business owner, I can authoritatively say you are full of it and your statement sounds like a way you justify why people don't succeed.
It doesn't take blind luck - luck is useless because if you have "good" luck, then it clouds your understanding of why you were successful, nevermind that you were.. I built my business by being patient and creating successful opportunities. When my company was in its early stages I didn't get a list of 1000s of potential clients and cold-call them all until I got a hit: I did what I enjoyed and built the services my business provides, then bided my time until I got wind of a client that would be a good fit for us.
There is one single trait that all successful business people share: they are able to be successful. They make opportunities come to them. They bide their time. They constantly learn and are not career students. They build quality relationships.
Not a troll. C and ASM devs know what my comment meant. It's not the strings themselves that are the problem, it's the bounds checking, or lack thereof by many OS's over the years.
That's right.....;) I don't know if the parent uses google/yahoo/etc for business, but I can't help but laugh when I hear about people doing business with these type of service providers. I always get some version of "well google has umpteen million servers and can do things better.." Yeah, well if something occurred that crippled any sizable amount of their infrastructure then They Are Doing It Wrong(tm), and continue to do it wrong.
They have nice services for novelty use - sharing family photos, blogging about how your cat just used the toilet on it's own, etc. - never rely upon them for anything. Those that do rely on these types of ISPs are speaking volumes about their level of general business competence.
If H1B employees are being paid less, then the company hiring them is in violation of the law. It's as simple as that.
This is what is happening all over the IT industry in the Midwest US. I've also seen some spreadsheets from MS about their H1Bs - "senior" developers making 55k USD/yr in Seattle doesn't mesh with the info I have on the cost of living there.
They are not exactly rocket scientists. I've worked with many H1B workers and, to be blunt, they aren't anything special. Most of them I compare to people a few years out of college, only these workers are in their mid to late 30s. I've found that many are good at repetition or something they get form an O'Riely book , but ask them to figure a complex situation out or develop a system on their own and productivity slows to a crawl.
Again, no troll, just my observations from 10 years doing system development.(java, web, C, architecture, etc.) Most of them are very nice people to work with. From the conversations I've had with them, the opinion I've formed is that their higher education systems, particularly in India, are much different in terms of content then they are in places like the UK or here in the US.
As always. They let so much garbage go through their network and don't maintain the throughput arrangements with other peers, which is why Telia kicked them off around a year ago.
I get calls each month from Cogent reps trying to offer me $6/meg uplinks. Of course they can provide bargain basement pricing when they basically steal bandwidth from their peers. Good for Sprint.
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IBM: Computer Associates of the 20th-22nd centuries.
(buying troubled software companies and running them into the ground).
Fixed.
AmigaDOS FTW.
Outlook has numerous settings to control where data is stored, regardless of the backend being exchange IMAP or POP.(note: IMAP and POP - open standards - are actually supported by outlook and have been since gmail was a sperm in a google dev's eye!)
GMail doesn't work so well when your company of 400k+ people cannot access it through the company firewall and frankly yes, that is Google's fault. It's Google's fault that fanboi's don't realize that there are overwhelming reasons why a provider that has free services should not share a network with proprietary data. It's google's fault that every hack that can make a gmail account now doesn't know anything better than to think their new account is the k-rad 31337.
You don't make a single substantial point. Browsers should NOT be virtual machines. If you want to write an application, write an application. If you want to navigate data and present it, you use *HTML.
What a Bohr.
I see what you did there.
At first I lulz'd, then I wept.
Schwartz please, for the love of god, don't let this happen.
Cloud Zealots(google employees, amazon EC2 developers, Wall St. analysts that are trying to attach their name to the "Next Big Thing", etc.) tend to have an insulting tone to their rhetoric.
Your lulz make my Sparcstation weep....
We needed a starting-point. This is it.
Mod parent up. Sun has more innovation then IBM. Sun's openstorage stuff is stellar - with ZFS/iscsi/nfs/ldap/ftp/cifs/webdav goodnesss....
God I hope this doesn't happen.
Killer filesystem you-say?
Plenty of people have a killer business instinct. Few are in the position to capitalize on it the way Gates did.
Gladwell never claims that it's all blind luck for guys like Gates and Joy. Rather, it's talent PLUS practice PLUS temperament PLUS blind luck.
As a business owner, I can authoritatively say you are full of it and your statement sounds like a way you justify why people don't succeed.
It doesn't take blind luck - luck is useless because if you have "good" luck, then it clouds your understanding of why you were successful, nevermind that you were.. I built my business by being patient and creating successful opportunities. When my company was in its early stages I didn't get a list of 1000s of potential clients and cold-call them all until I got a hit: I did what I enjoyed and built the services my business provides, then bided my time until I got wind of a client that would be a good fit for us.
There is one single trait that all successful business people share: they are able to be successful. They make opportunities come to them. They bide their time. They constantly learn and are not career students. They build quality relationships.
Regards,
Not a troll. C and ASM devs know what my comment meant. It's not the strings themselves that are the problem, it's the bounds checking, or lack thereof by many OS's over the years.
Stack Smashing/Buffer Overflows FTW.
I have the sidecar too, plus the 256k front plug-in.
The golden age of personal computers......
amiga 1000 owner reporting.
Null-terminated strings. The bane of modern computing.
We're 5 9s. If you think GMail is 4 9s I have a bridge you might also be interested in.
One of my top 10 favorites of all time; it still holds up.
Download it now and get a glimpse of what we are getting ourselves in to.
How much do you pay for google chat access?
That's right..... ;) I don't know if the parent uses google/yahoo/etc for business, but I can't help but laugh when I hear about people doing business with these type of service providers. I always get some version of "well google has umpteen million servers and can do things better.." Yeah, well if something occurred that crippled any sizable amount of their infrastructure then They Are Doing It Wrong(tm), and continue to do it wrong.
They have nice services for novelty use - sharing family photos, blogging about how your cat just used the toilet on it's own, etc. - never rely upon them for anything. Those that do rely on these types of ISPs are speaking volumes about their level of general business competence.
parent is funny, but should be modded insightful.
The metric system strikes again!
If H1B employees are being paid less, then the company hiring them is in violation of the law. It's as simple as that.
This is what is happening all over the IT industry in the Midwest US. I've also seen some spreadsheets from MS about their H1Bs - "senior" developers making 55k USD/yr in Seattle doesn't mesh with the info I have on the cost of living there.
They are not exactly rocket scientists. I've worked with many H1B workers and, to be blunt, they aren't anything special. Most of them I compare to people a few years out of college, only these workers are in their mid to late 30s. I've found that many are good at repetition or something they get form an O'Riely book , but ask them to figure a complex situation out or develop a system on their own and productivity slows to a crawl.
Again, no troll, just my observations from 10 years doing system development.(java, web, C, architecture, etc.) Most of them are very nice people to work with. From the conversations I've had with them, the opinion I've formed is that their higher education systems, particularly in India, are much different in terms of content then they are in places like the UK or here in the US.
Regards,
I'm pretty sure the mouse came from Xerox PARC.
As always. They let so much garbage go through their network and don't maintain the throughput arrangements with other peers, which is why Telia kicked them off around a year ago.
I get calls each month from Cogent reps trying to offer me $6/meg uplinks. Of course they can provide bargain basement pricing when they basically steal bandwidth from their peers. Good for Sprint.
Bingo.
This is a way to migrate away from Z's - not to them.