Well, I worked for IBM and had to port a product that was a bit heavy on the processor to zlinux.
It didn't exactly fly. I'd describe it more like crawling.
These things are really good for IO-intensive stuff but the mainframe processors aren't exactly speed daemons.
SVG. Big gaping hole in Android
Now we just have to find Jesus' sword then.
Clearly it's BP's fault. Those evil Belgians!
Belgian Petroleum ! Also known as Chimay.
For some reason google disabled SVG support in their webkit browser.
The iphone's safari browser has no problems with it
LTE (aka 4G) is where Verizon's 700Mhz spectrum will be used. It's being trialed in Boston and Seatlle I believe
I just saw him on the golf channel. His alias is gipper
Woosh
Java is mature. Not really the leading edge anymore. The SOA hype did come and go.
AIX has had a similar "filesystem" for a long time BTW so it's not such a novel idea
For a second I thought you were describing lotus notes.
No it's just something that neurotypicals do.
Adapting them would be a major investment so I don't think oil companies are very hot on the idea either.
LTE is the 4G successor of HSPA+ so you're not really getting anything state of the art up there in the north. It's more like a squeezed 3.5G lemon
Verizon is advertising 8-12 average speed. LTE is in theory capable of doing 150Mbs
What would you do with a GSM based iPhone in Korea ?
So it doesn't matter how smart/stupid you are. Once you're infected you're screwed.
It's quite contagious also
Internally it's known as "bluewashing" and it's not done until the acquired product runs on their mainframes and it's translated into swahili.
A slow collision of a really huge garbage truck with a somewhat smaller garbage truck
Try a hairdryer. Works great to get stickers off cars
> I'm an MBA - so let me give you geeks a clue It takes courage to come out of the closet like that !
IBM ?
Why not choose the better scripting language then and use ruby.
Can you elaborate on that ?
No because then it would be called the Shenzou B.
Mmm, european diesels. You just have to ask the Belgians how clean they are.
Well, I worked for IBM and had to port a product that was a bit heavy on the processor to zlinux. It didn't exactly fly. I'd describe it more like crawling. These things are really good for IO-intensive stuff but the mainframe processors aren't exactly speed daemons.