If they were, more opensource tools would support it. Honestly, I'm hoping more will realize that it's in their best interests to support at least both MySQL and PostgreSQL.
There's Lifelock to help you. Or that other one, or that other one. And if you forget about them and how stressful it can be to loose ALL YOUR PERSONAL DATA AND ABILITY TO LIVE A NORMAL LIFE EVER AGAIN there will be an ad on the TV and radio in the next 5 minutes and you'll probably see many ads for their services today during your regular browsing.
OpenSolaris as the basis to Solaris 11, or simply dropping Solaris 10 and going with OpenSolaris as the primary OS would have brought a more modern environment and significantly improved package management and patching while still maintaining the expected stability from Solaris. Oracle seems to prefer to keep Solaris archaic. They just killed their best beta platform.
Oracle got rid of the free to download and use Solaris 10 as well. Sun moved that way to entice developers to develop and test on their platform. Oracle, instead of continuing that to keep developers, moved Solaris back to a pay only. Why would anyone pay to develop or test on Solaris when the competitors are free and just as good? Who is going to buy Solaris when the only thing tested on it is Oracle Database? Oracle is shooting itself in the foot.
I'm sure they'd find plenty of customer still willing to use Solaris proper
Are they willing to pay for it though? Oracle removed the ability to download and use Solaris 10 for free. This isn't 10 or 15 years ago, Linux and *BSD are more then capable of doing most of the loads you would throw at Solaris an RHEL has the cooperate support and a sane company backing it.
Oracle seems to be looking at Solaris the same as they look at their Database product. Oracle Enterprise Database, even for all its irritations and faults does get the job done very well and does shine against it's competitors, Solaris doesn't have that same position any more. There are many just as good products out there.
Oh, we unfortunately are not using ZFS on FreeBSD because it's not as stable, but it was the Jails that pushed us to FreeBSD instead of Linux which is what runs most of our other systems.
Oracle seems determined to destroy everything they acquired from Sun. We had 2 OpenSolaris machines since Zones and ZFS are just hot shit and several SunFire servers. We're moving the OpenSolaris installs to FreeBSD and are probably going to be looking at HP or IBM machines in the future.
Maybe it would be just better for parents to be responsible and for people to realize there is a lot of stuff not produced for kids, because there are a lot of people that are not kids.
Unfortunately, common sense doesn't get people elected.
Why enable a workaround when there is a native way to support it? PAE does also technically have a performance impact, your average desktop user isn't exactly going to understand that.
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Holy shit, I could really use that.
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What miracle fix?
Hidden Cameras.
Asian chicks dude. Honestly with 2d chests how is anyone going to realize the film is 3d?
We frequent a different Slashdot don't we?
If they were, more opensource tools would support it. Honestly, I'm hoping more will realize that it's in their best interests to support at least both MySQL and PostgreSQL.
Only to those they distribute the binaries too, if they ask for it. It doesn't mean they have to put it on the open internet.
The GPL does not preclude that, though it would still most likely disqualify you from competition anyway.
Was anyone actually using them? We have Python and Perl scripts running on windows and always preferred ActivePython and ActivePerl.
They're not war crimes until the perpetrator looses. Until then, all's fair in love and war.
/Nasty business that first amendment. Thank god it doesn't exist elsewhere.
There's Lifelock to help you. Or that other one, or that other one. And if you forget about them and how stressful it can be to loose ALL YOUR PERSONAL DATA AND ABILITY TO LIVE A NORMAL LIFE EVER AGAIN there will be an ad on the TV and radio in the next 5 minutes and you'll probably see many ads for their services today during your regular browsing.
Someone accidentally the whole thing.
If only this would all work with Xinerama.
The "It's infectious" part makes him a troll or a moron.
There's pictures and whatnot to help prevent you from hooking up with the wrong person over Facebook. Users have no one to blame but themselves.
Playing around and breaking the law are two different things. Some laws stifle learning and need to be changed, but most do not.
You combine it with a form of fusionm duh.
Oh blow it out your ass. Excuse me, your GNU/ASS.
OpenSolaris as the basis to Solaris 11, or simply dropping Solaris 10 and going with OpenSolaris as the primary OS would have brought a more modern environment and significantly improved package management and patching while still maintaining the expected stability from Solaris. Oracle seems to prefer to keep Solaris archaic. They just killed their best beta platform.
Oracle got rid of the free to download and use Solaris 10 as well. Sun moved that way to entice developers to develop and test on their platform. Oracle, instead of continuing that to keep developers, moved Solaris back to a pay only. Why would anyone pay to develop or test on Solaris when the competitors are free and just as good? Who is going to buy Solaris when the only thing tested on it is Oracle Database? Oracle is shooting itself in the foot.
Are they willing to pay for it though? Oracle removed the ability to download and use Solaris 10 for free. This isn't 10 or 15 years ago, Linux and *BSD are more then capable of doing most of the loads you would throw at Solaris an RHEL has the cooperate support and a sane company backing it.
Oracle seems to be looking at Solaris the same as they look at their Database product. Oracle Enterprise Database, even for all its irritations and faults does get the job done very well and does shine against it's competitors, Solaris doesn't have that same position any more. There are many just as good products out there.
Oh, we unfortunately are not using ZFS on FreeBSD because it's not as stable, but it was the Jails that pushed us to FreeBSD instead of Linux which is what runs most of our other systems.
Oracle seems determined to destroy everything they acquired from Sun. We had 2 OpenSolaris machines since Zones and ZFS are just hot shit and several SunFire servers. We're moving the OpenSolaris installs to FreeBSD and are probably going to be looking at HP or IBM machines in the future.
Maybe it would be just better for parents to be responsible and for people to realize there is a lot of stuff not produced for kids, because there are a lot of people that are not kids.
Unfortunately, common sense doesn't get people elected.
Why enable a workaround when there is a native way to support it? PAE does also technically have a performance impact, your average desktop user isn't exactly going to understand that.