Besides, sometimes the controller fails and all the 5 drives get corrupted, and then (as in our exchange server in 2004) the dell service guy comes in and says he's seen this before.
Go at least raid 10 (5+5) and if you can, make offsite archive to data storage service (rsync or some such)
In any case, offsite from a company, and don't go cheap on the service or the service will go cheap on you.
Don't want to pay? You can't afford long-term reliability.
A new psychological condition is predicted to appear among service men and women serving in combat in Iraq: PEASD (Post-Electronic-Arts-Stress-Disorder).
The best would be for the app to be hosted on google appengine, then it would take the app down, and the culprit would be google. So when google comes and bills you for bandwith, CPU and storage usage, you bill them right back, citing Bot activity.
I have an Access 97 database that was built ages ago that I have to support (inherited from the business) and now I'm hitting datababase size limits and it's a zoo. There are module function calls in the queries... The horror!!!
...and spiky-haired bois with fast cars.
Not console-wizards.
Company name please.
Grammar is overrated.
Excellent little dot diag.
And her black leather boots are more form-fitting.
(Did I cross that invisible line of good taste just now?)
Then use a text editor that automatically converts tabs to spaces.
The only java app I like is jEdit. But even its author, Slava Pestov, got very frustrated with java. He's developing on factor, another language.
Besides, sometimes the controller fails and all the 5 drives get corrupted, and then (as in our exchange server in 2004) the dell service guy comes in and says he's seen this before.
Go at least raid 10 (5+5) and if you can, make offsite archive to data storage service (rsync or some such)
In any case, offsite from a company, and don't go cheap on the service or the service will go cheap on you.
Don't want to pay? You can't afford long-term reliability.
Interesting, thanks.
check out water injection in B-52 bombers.
Lots of links from goog.
check out wikipedia.
Are you sure? I remember the hellmouth series at the tip of the nineties.
By the aforementioned jonKatz, no less. See Voices from the Hellmouth
I even bought and read his book Geeks (no referral linkage, if you must know).
There's an obvious solution: The Bacteria is God.
(Apologies in advance to those this may offend.)
A new psychological condition is predicted to appear among service men and women serving in combat in Iraq: PEASD (Post-Electronic-Arts-Stress-Disorder).
Subject says it all.
The best would be for the app to be hosted on google appengine, then it would take the app down, and the culprit would be google. So when google comes and bills you for bandwith, CPU and storage usage, you bill them right back, citing Bot activity.
hehehe
5 and 6 are my favorites.
Dar and Tar anyone?
Browse at -1. You'll see.
Or what about the code monkey who works at the health care provider that is a TRICARE provider for military dependent?
Hey, right off the top of my head, I get the following slogan for SMI:
Sun: it's what's on the other side of The Cloud.
Satellite operator are behind it. Just to get companies to buy and hold satellite bandwidth in reserve.
Maybe even the Chinese, trying to drum up business for an upcoming telco satellite launch.
Why, yes, I am making all this up as I go. Aren't you?
I hadn't realized the US dollar had lost that much value recently...
Thanks, that's a thought.
I'll play with that a bit ans let you know.
Nooo, not access...
I have an Access 97 database that was built ages ago that I have to support (inherited from the business) and now I'm hitting datababase size limits and it's a zoo. There are module function calls in the queries... The horror!!!
Well, at least Scoble is safe.
LOTR Lineup:
The Hobbit before The Lord Of The Rings.
The Hobbit part two of The Lord Of The Rings.
The Scouring of the Shire in The Lord Of The Rings.
The Old Forest in The Lord Of The Rings.
Tom Bombadil of The Lord Of The Rings.
Ent Wives of The Lord Of The Rings.
Elves and Orcs of The Lord Of The Rings.
The far country (where's my copy of Unfinished Tales when I need it for reference?)
The Pirates at the bottom of the map of the Lord Of The Rings.
The Old Forest in The Lord Of The Rings.
The New Forest in The Lord Of The Rings.
To be followed of course by "The Languages of the Lord Of The Rings: Learning Elvish in 24 hours" book and the series it will spawn.
The possibilities are Endless!!!