If you want stability stick to a Linux distribution - Ubuntu LTS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux both have stable APIs with a 5 and a 7 year lifespan. Desktop users have no business compiling their own kernels anyway.
The lack of a stable API allows Linux to move forward unhindered by old cruft.
I guess tt means thats there the budget is not necessarily scaled in the same way it might have been if they where a commercial company. In a commercial company more traffic means more money - not so for WP.
How is the BeOS-based Palm Software OS different from vanilla PalmOS - found on the Palm TX? The TX is the last Palm to be shipped by Palm Inc and it has a really sucky OS. Its unstable, lacks multitasking and has a really crappy package management system.
I haven't had a windows-based desktop since '98. I've been using rdesktop to access a windows machine when IE4Linux doesn't cut it. Just go and talk someone into giving you an extra desktop - since you connect to it with RDP - you won't need an extra screen or keyboard. WinXP supports RDP out of the box and you can run rdesktop on most Unixes. Cut'n paste even works.
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Q: Won't this wear out the drive?
A: Nope. We're aware of the lifecycle issues with flash drives and are smart about how and when we do our writes to the device. Our research shows that we will get at least 10+ years out of flash devices that we support.
From http://blogs.msdn.com/tomarcher/archive/2006/06/02 /615199.aspx
Besides - as the data is encrypted on its way to the flash memory - it should detect if incorrect data is read back.
DRM'ed music is ~crap. You are allowed to buy crap. But crap that locks you into a certain vendor of crap is illegal - especially when the vendor have such a high market share. Thats the case.
I've used MySQL with had ACID compliance, row-level locking, MVCC, foreign key and a multithreaded backend since 2001 - MySQL 3.23 w/InnoDB. Falcon adds no new features to MySQL.
Of course she had zero influence - in Russia. Russia isn't exactly a real democracy and people that criticize the government are not given much attention by the state-controlled media.
And yes, she was portrayed as a nutcase - by the same media. She still recieved a rather substantial amount of international awards for her work.
It doesn't really matter what you think about FSB killing or not killing Litvinenko. What matters is that a lot of people believe Putin is willing and capable of instrumenting "wet jobs".
Munin has close integration with Nagios. You can set thresholds in munin and connect it to Nagios and Nagios will alert you if the thresholds are broken.
I have no idea how this is done with Cacti - but its dead simple with Munin.
ext2/3 will use triple indirect adressing to reach blocks when the filesize reaches a few gigabytes. If performance is more important then stability I would go with a filesystem that supports extents - like reiserfs or jfs - both of which are resonably stable.
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If you want stability stick to a Linux distribution - Ubuntu LTS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux both have stable APIs with a 5 and a 7 year lifespan. Desktop users have no business compiling their own kernels anyway.
The lack of a stable API allows Linux to move forward unhindered by old cruft.
I guess tt means thats there the budget is not necessarily scaled in the same way it might have been if they where a commercial company. In a commercial company more traffic means more money - not so for WP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_of_Columbus P.
I tried to use Rails without learning Rails or Ruby and gave up
He did hire bitsweat - which is a rails core committer. You are trolling, aren't you?Someone relicense it under the GPL!
here http://apcmag.com.nyud.net/7012/linus_torvalds_tal ks_about
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This is slashdot. What did you expect. :-P
See for yourself.
How is the BeOS-based Palm Software OS different from vanilla PalmOS - found on the Palm TX? The TX is the last Palm to be shipped by Palm Inc and it has a really sucky OS. Its unstable, lacks multitasking and has a really crappy package management system.
I haven't had a windows-based desktop since '98. I've been using rdesktop to access a windows machine when IE4Linux doesn't cut it. Just go and talk someone into giving you an extra desktop - since you connect to it with RDP - you won't need an extra screen or keyboard. WinXP supports RDP out of the box and you can run rdesktop on most Unixes. Cut'n paste even works. Per.
The T in TCO stands for total.
Some people would even consider this a local exploit. An exploit which requires root access on a machine on the local network is hardly, uhm, remote.
Can't you use CentoPlus with RHEL? I though Centos was supposed to be binary compatible with RHEL.
Q: Won't this wear out the drive? A: Nope. We're aware of the lifecycle issues with flash drives and are smart about how and when we do our writes to the device. Our research shows that we will get at least 10+ years out of flash devices that we support. From http://blogs.msdn.com/tomarcher/archive/2006/06/02 /615199.aspx
Besides - as the data is encrypted on its way to the flash memory - it should detect if incorrect data is read back.
DRM'ed music is ~crap. You are allowed to buy crap. But crap that locks you into a certain vendor of crap is illegal - especially when the vendor have such a high market share. Thats the case.
I've used MySQL with had ACID compliance, row-level locking, MVCC, foreign key and a multithreaded backend since 2001 - MySQL 3.23 w/InnoDB. Falcon adds no new features to MySQL.
Of course she had zero influence - in Russia. Russia isn't exactly a real democracy and people that criticize the government are not given much attention by the state-controlled media.
And yes, she was portrayed as a nutcase - by the same media. She still recieved a rather substantial amount of international awards for her work.
It doesn't really matter what you think about FSB killing or not killing Litvinenko. What matters is that a lot of people believe Putin is willing and capable of instrumenting "wet jobs".
tux2 - an extension to the ext2 filesystem implementing features also found in WAFL was shot down by Netapp although there war undoubtfully prior art.
Munin has close integration with Nagios. You can set thresholds in munin and connect it to Nagios and Nagios will alert you if the thresholds are broken. I have no idea how this is done with Cacti - but its dead simple with Munin.
ext2/3 will use triple indirect adressing to reach blocks when the filesize reaches a few gigabytes. If performance is more important then stability I would go with a filesystem that supports extents - like reiserfs or jfs - both of which are resonably stable.
Are there real world benchmarks of these things? All I see is a lot of Intel-bashing - which does not excite me much.
Triggers and procedures are storage engine independant. BTW: in a lot of cases the InnoDB storeage engine is faster.
And you think spending 6 hours with some sort of computer game is not a COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME?
Intel makes parts for computer producers - and they might actually have the brain-power to handle Intels alphabet soup.
How can something be theoretically more stable then something else?