If you are going to choose a Journalized FS, check out the benchmarks and see which ones best suit your need. For example if you need little writing, but lots of read access (eg, data warehouse)... or if you need lots of servlets constantly accessing/updating data... or if it is a simple web server... you should look at which Journalized FS is best for you via a look at the benchmarks/home pages for the appropriate FS.
I personally use Reiser FS on my "home surfing/programming" machine... because of the extensive support (especially in certain distros).
Okay, here goes.... why oh why is QT in need of database support. It is a cross platform GUI (last time I checked?). Aren't things like cross platform database access left to tools like Java?
Why don't you take a look at the AMD Processor Roadmap to see more on their processors.... http://www.threecom.de/artikel/amdround1/... though the site is in german.... translate it with babelfish: http://babelfish.altavista.com
Maybe the Seti@Home project should consider re-crunching old data. Versions 3+ perform a LOT more calculations than 2.x or 1.x versions of Seti@home. How about adding a new 3.x version, that will only calculate the uncalculated portion of old data in the existing system.
Don't forget about those wonderful gadgets running up on the international space station.... the article seems to forget about that... but look at http://www.sheflug.co.uk/featuresoft.htm for articles on things such as "control the docking of the ATV".
This will mean that IIS Sysadmins will actually have to think...! Now I know there are a lot of intelligent Sysadmins out there running IIS, but if you've come across the people I have in the industry, you'll know that there a lot of people who aren't very tech savvy running servers.
How about with this, an increase in the Microsoft Certification program?
what about all the non-typo sites that exist? Well, how about using the no-popup feature of mozilla/netscape 6.x and dump the ie browser!
doing the same to other movies?
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I wonder if many other movies will be digitally removing (or in the case of current films be adding) the WTC buildings in the NYC skyline? Anyone know of such movies?
Isn't one of the biggest selling points for traditional TLDs the fact that they are easy to remember? Sure there are many country specific TLDs, but usually they are used by people in your/nearby countries......
How many people are going to remember that my site is not www.thinkbrown.com but instead www.thinkbrown.info or www.thinkbrown.TLDoftheday?
Heck, why don't we go one step furhter, I want to define my own TLDs.
I don't buy into the arguement that traditional TLDs are all taken.... just stop the domain squatters and you'll be happy.
I'm sure they won't be able to place a new bond issue in this environment, but that is exactly what those rate cuts by central banks around the world are trying to deal with.... lowering the cost of borrowing for *solid companies*..... c'mon there are still solid companies looking to IPO and issue stocks on a secondary issue basis.... for example.... look at all those insurance companies that are demutualizing....
This is the only, and I mean only.com-ish type company I'd ever invest in.... because c'mon folks, they are a market leader of a required infrastructure type website/system that the internet needs.... where would ebay be without this?
Apparently, acccording to a Toronto Star (www.thestar.com) article, one of the first applications of fuel cells commercially produced is for personal/worksite generators.... like those used on construction sites, or small house size backup generators.
If mozilla used less memory (I've got a laptop with 192MB and it is still slow!).... and.... (though not critical) if it could read IMAPish email from my @netscape.net account.... then I'd use it all the time....
what about wordperfect's filters? when wordperfect for linux was first released it had a fairly exhaustive set of filters. anyone know if those filters have been updated (eg for ms office xp)?
I hate these so called 'reports' that don't even care to share their methodology for determining costs. I mean, it said that clean up costs include "x, y, z" and lost productivity inlcludes "a, b, c".... but what exactly was included, who did they interview and how did they come up with number of companies affected?? Also, does this include the cost of protecting computer systems (eg, with antivirus software) that don't get infected?
I think that my choice would be ReiserFS (which I've been using for about a year), because of its inclusion in the kernel.... and the way that the nice people at Mandrake Soft. have packaged it. I mean from the get-go, a fresh installation, you don't even need to have more than a 20mb/boot partition with ext2, the rest can be reiserFS.
Also, migration to ReiserFS is pretty easy... check out this link.
Do you remember netscape 6.0? Well, they were willing to base it on *buggy* code, and it got horrid reviews. Wait until a few others (who don't have hordes of developers on it) to start using it.... other than the only other project I know of.... Komodo by Activestate.
Well, all I have to say is.... I've used reiserFS for quite a while now.... and I've had some interruptions in power.... causing an unweildly shutdown or two..... and I do have to say that you *can* end up with errors all the same.... so don't trust ext3fs to save your butt....... instead invest in a good backup util *and* get yourself a UPS.
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Did they update 0.9.4 from the standard mozilla version? Something similar to the extra bug fixes in 0.9.2.1?
If you are going to choose a Journalized FS, check out the benchmarks and see which ones best suit your need. For example if you need little writing, but lots of read access (eg, data warehouse)... or if you need lots of servlets constantly accessing/updating data... or if it is a simple web server... you should look at which Journalized FS is best for you via a look at the benchmarks/home pages for the appropriate FS.
I personally use Reiser FS on my "home surfing/programming" machine... because of the extensive support (especially in certain distros).
Okay, here goes.... why oh why is QT in need of database support. It is a cross platform GUI (last time I checked?). Aren't things like cross platform database access left to tools like Java?
Why don't you take a look at the AMD Processor Roadmap to see more on their processors.... http://www.threecom.de/artikel/amdround1/ ... though the site is in german.... translate it with babelfish: http://babelfish.altavista.com
Hey, I'm just about to go and patent .MS and .Microsoft as my file extensions! What do you think? :-P
Maybe the Seti@Home project should consider re-crunching old data. Versions 3+ perform a LOT more calculations than 2.x or 1.x versions of Seti@home. How about adding a new 3.x version, that will only calculate the uncalculated portion of old data in the existing system.
Don't forget about those wonderful gadgets running up on the international space station.... the article seems to forget about that... but look at http://www.sheflug.co.uk/featuresoft.htm for articles on things such as "control the docking of the ATV".
This will mean that IIS Sysadmins will actually have to think...! Now I know there are a lot of intelligent Sysadmins out there running IIS, but if you've come across the people I have in the industry, you'll know that there a lot of people who aren't very tech savvy running servers.
How about with this, an increase in the Microsoft Certification program?
what about all the non-typo sites that exist? Well, how about using the no-popup feature of mozilla/netscape 6.x and dump the ie browser!
I wonder if many other movies will be digitally removing (or in the case of current films be adding) the WTC buildings in the NYC skyline? Anyone know of such movies?
Isn't one of the biggest selling points for traditional TLDs the fact that they are easy to remember? Sure there are many country specific TLDs, but usually they are used by people in your/nearby countries......
How many people are going to remember that my site is not www.thinkbrown.com but instead www.thinkbrown.info or www.thinkbrown.TLDoftheday?
Heck, why don't we go one step furhter, I want to define my own TLDs.
I don't buy into the arguement that traditional TLDs are all taken.... just stop the domain squatters and you'll be happy.
I'm sure they won't be able to place a new bond issue in this environment, but that is exactly what those rate cuts by central banks around the world are trying to deal with.... lowering the cost of borrowing for *solid companies*..... c'mon there are still solid companies looking to IPO and issue stocks on a secondary issue basis.... for example .... look at all those insurance companies that are demutualizing....
This is the only, and I mean only .com-ish type company I'd ever invest in.... because c'mon folks, they are a market leader of a required infrastructure type website/system that the internet needs.... where would ebay be without this?
Apparently, acccording to a Toronto Star (www.thestar.com) article, one of the first applications of fuel cells commercially produced is for personal/worksite generators.... like those used on construction sites, or small house size backup generators.
If mozilla used less memory (I've got a laptop with 192MB and it is still slow!).... and.... (though not critical) if it could read IMAPish email from my @netscape.net account.... then I'd use it all the time....
what about wordperfect's filters? when wordperfect for linux was first released it had a fairly exhaustive set of filters. anyone know if those filters have been updated (eg for ms office xp)?
I hate these so called 'reports' that don't even care to share their methodology for determining costs. I mean, it said that clean up costs include "x, y, z" and lost productivity inlcludes "a, b, c".... but what exactly was included, who did they interview and how did they come up with number of companies affected?? Also, does this include the cost of protecting computer systems (eg, with antivirus software) that don't get infected?
Will it still be called corel linux or xandros linux?
Um......... restricted speed download! I have servers which ping at 13ms for Mandrake Update. There is the advantage, free and fast!
Why would you pay for red carpet when for example, mandrake update (though only for linux mandrake I know) is free?
Does the Marketing Dept. get to decide the rating or do the engineers?
I think that my choice would be ReiserFS (which I've been using for about a year), because of its inclusion in the kernel.... and the way that the nice people at Mandrake Soft. have packaged it. I mean from the get-go, a fresh installation, you don't even need to have more than a 20mb /boot partition with ext2, the rest can be reiserFS.
Also, migration to ReiserFS is pretty easy... check out this link.Here is the article from tomshardware.com entitled Intel beats AMD to 2GHz And here is another from sharky extreme.
Do you remember netscape 6.0? Well, they were willing to base it on *buggy* code, and it got horrid reviews. Wait until a few others (who don't have hordes of developers on it) to start using it.... other than the only other project I know of.... Komodo by Activestate.
Well, all I have to say is.... I've used reiserFS for quite a while now.... and I've had some interruptions in power.... causing an unweildly shutdown or two..... and I do have to say that you *can* end up with errors all the same.... so don't trust ext3fs to save your butt....... instead invest in a good backup util *and* get yourself a UPS.
Better safe than sorry they say... it is true.