thereby making the troubleshooting process easier for in-house administrators and reducing overhead costs for the company.
What I don't get with Windows troubleshooting is why the first thing you do is reboot. With Linux, if you have a problem, 100 reboots is not going to solve the problem. As a person who has administrated hundreds, probably thousands of Windows, Linux, BSD machines, I find Linux to be much easier to troubleshoot because there is basically no such thing as an intermittent problem.(maybe 0.01% of the time and 99.9% of the time its a hardware problem and not Linux) You either have a problem, or you don't. There is not of this crap where a machine runs fine for 30 days then all of a sudden has issues that go away when you reboot.
Maybe others have different experiences, I don't know. I've worked a lot of different places over the last 10 years and this has held true everywhere.
PNG is way better for high traffic sites actually. Its lossless so it looks good but compressed at the same time using gzip I believe. So, you get smaller files and higher quality, plus an alpha channel which jpeg does not have.
Yeah, and you'll be able to download each and everyone of those tools as shareware! You can have the privelege of paying $20 for grep! If you don't register, everytime you use wgrep, it pops up a window that says "Please Register WinGrep!". Thats awesome!
I actually have one in my dog with information on how to contact my wife and I through the breeder we bought her through. dog catchers apparently have the gear to read them.
Email already exists....wireless networking already exists....lets put together email and wireless networking and patent it! Better idea. Breathing....on the internet? Can I patent that?
The best part of the article is this when the hunter says, "The predator charged in his direction." He's obviously been watching too much South Park. I be t the cat was running in the opposite direction and he yelled "Look out, its coming right for us", and shot it.
Back in the day in there was no 'peering' contract. It was all techies helping techies and peering arrangements would happen with a handshake over some good sushi. You take my routes, I'll take yours. Then all the lawyers got involved, its been a nightmare ever since.
Linux users mainly use torrent for downloading distribution CDs. How does that translate into your assertion we are a bunch of software pirates? If anything, I think Linux users should be more apt to respect other's software licences simply because we ask everyone to respect the GPL. Plus, there isn't much good commerical software for Linux. I tend to buy as much as possible simple because I want to support companies who take the time to produce good stuff.
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What I don't get with Windows troubleshooting is why the first thing you do is reboot. With Linux, if you have a problem, 100 reboots is not going to solve the problem. As a person who has administrated hundreds, probably thousands of Windows, Linux, BSD machines, I find Linux to be much easier to troubleshoot because there is basically no such thing as an intermittent problem.(maybe 0.01% of the time and 99.9% of the time its a hardware problem and not Linux) You either have a problem, or you don't. There is not of this crap where a machine runs fine for 30 days then all of a sudden has issues that go away when you reboot.
Maybe others have different experiences, I don't know. I've worked a lot of different places over the last 10 years and this has held true everywhere.
Er.....Wow...I was going for +1 funny.........but the fact that someone actually bought that line of shit was even better!! aaahahahahahah.
I agree, and if it wasn't for the 'faith force field' that God uses to bind us to this planet, we would all float away in space.
PNG is way better for high traffic sites actually. Its lossless so it looks good but compressed at the same time using gzip I believe. So, you get smaller files and higher quality, plus an alpha channel which jpeg does not have.
So..they patented an SQL insert query?
Only for those people who rely on their distro to 'auto-detect' their hardware. Us people who can type 'modprobe xxx' have no issues what so ever.
ring ring....
Gates: "Hello Senator, its Bill. How are you?"
MA Senator: "Well, Hello Mr Gates".
Gates: "Senator, I'm thinking of a number, a large number. Would you like to play guess that number?"
One week later the media reports: Blind and Deaf people are mad about open document.
Your actually offended by typos? May I suggest getting laid as a cure? Or at least some a joint, do something.
The media-center can't play back real time video w/ audio with a Athon64 3000+ with a top of the line mobo? Wow, Tivo could only dream of those specs.
Yeah, and you'll be able to download each and everyone of those tools as shareware! You can have the privelege of paying $20 for grep! If you don't register, everytime you use wgrep, it pops up a window that says "Please Register WinGrep!". Thats awesome!
Who still uses cut? Just you I guess.
Warning, author clueless.
Was picking Intel over AMD.
I actually have one in my dog with information on how to contact my wife and I through the breeder we bought her through. dog catchers apparently have the gear to read them.
For exmaple, one potential use is getting stoned out of your mind.
I can think of a few...lets see. Money...money, greed, money, money and oh yes, of course money and greed.
Wireless SSH
Wireless FTP
Wireless NNTP (AKA Wireless Pron)
Wireless Telnet
Wireless IRC
Wireless Web!
Of course, to use any of that, you need to license my wireless DNS patent unless you want to be tying IP addresses all day! Muhahahahah
Email already exists....wireless networking already exists....lets put together email and wireless networking and patent it! Better idea. Breathing....on the internet? Can I patent that?
I just don't understand why this is news? Why do we care what kids can buy and what they can't buy in CA? F-em.
The best part of the article is this when the hunter says, "The predator charged in his direction." He's obviously been watching too much South Park. I be t the cat was running in the opposite direction and he yelled "Look out, its coming right for us", and shot it.
Back in the day in there was no 'peering' contract. It was all techies helping techies and peering arrangements would happen with a handshake over some good sushi. You take my routes, I'll take yours. Then all the lawyers got involved, its been a nightmare ever since.
Linux users mainly use torrent for downloading distribution CDs. How does that translate into your assertion we are a bunch of software pirates? If anything, I think Linux users should be more apt to respect other's software licences simply because we ask everyone to respect the GPL. Plus, there isn't much good commerical software for Linux. I tend to buy as much as possible simple because I want to support companies who take the time to produce good stuff.
Thats because Forbes is nothing but a bunch of paid Microsoft lackeys who haven't had an original article with any insight since the winter of 82'
All PostgreSQL needs is Sun F-ing around with it.
The entertainment division is basically the only profitable part of sony right now.