I agree. Coming from somebody who worked in I.T. at one of the largest teaching medical facilities in the US, I don't think it really matters. Go with what you know. If you have a good product, people will buy it.
I guess he can stop using the Internet, e-mail, Linux, Windows, hell may as well never touch a computer ar many other devices. I guess he shouldn't drive a car ever again since the Military uses them as well along with airplanes, paperclips, pencils, paper, desks, hell...clothes. This guys needs to look a little closer at his views and think before acting.
I used to wash garbage trucks...the inside of them. I can't even begin to tell you the foul things that I have seen, smelled and worn on my clothes for an entire day. Trust me, it is absolutely horrifying to go back and think about it now.
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I agree. Coming from somebody who worked in I.T. at one of the largest teaching medical facilities in the US, I don't think it really matters. Go with what you know. If you have a good product, people will buy it.
...would call a migration from Unix to Windows 2K an upgrade?! "...upgrade from Unix to Windows."
Unix System V or SCO UnixWare? ;-)
I guess he can stop using the Internet, e-mail, Linux, Windows, hell may as well never touch a computer ar many other devices. I guess he shouldn't drive a car ever again since the Military uses them as well along with airplanes, paperclips, pencils, paper, desks, hell...clothes. This guys needs to look a little closer at his views and think before acting.
I used to wash garbage trucks...the inside of them. I can't even begin to tell you the foul things that I have seen, smelled and worn on my clothes for an entire day. Trust me, it is absolutely horrifying to go back and think about it now.