You'll see this a lot more as companies try to save money - in a support environment, why buy multiple servers to mimic your customers? Create VMs and mimic your customer constraints in software. If they fork, create a new VM.
Buying memory to run VM's is cheap compared to purchasing and supporting multiple hardware formats(and scales nicely as its not parallel processing)
Its coming -its like the early days of dialup when you paid £15 month for 56K and were happy. Then came ISDN, ADSL and fibre and now £15 month can get you 8MB+ (if close to the right exchange).
3G in mertro areas, EDGE is being deployed, followed by HSDPA - as the rates increase the telco's will look for the differentiator and the prices will fall.
Not strictly true, as I've returned CD's with the reason "Its Crap" and have been given a refund.
Again, with software you cant see the license until to attempt to install the software. If you dont agree with the EULA you cant install, so you are quite within your rights to return for this reason.
All depends how much you are willing to brazen it out and escalate if till monkey doesnt agree
Seiko Epson's massive 40 inch prototype boasts a resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels (WXGA) and 260 000 colors. The company is planning to commercialize the technology by 2007. (Credit: Seiko Epson)
and the resolutions the same as I use on a 14' monitor. The picture would look like a sega genesis game
Except that any new bullet/gun, etc is going to make its way onto the street via the Black market, so you've the next generation of 'cop killer' bullets.
So then you need better body armour for the cops, which get onto the black market...
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You'll see this a lot more as companies try to save money - in a support environment, why buy multiple servers to mimic your customers? Create VMs and mimic your customer constraints in software. If they fork, create a new VM. Buying memory to run VM's is cheap compared to purchasing and supporting multiple hardware formats(and scales nicely as its not parallel processing)
Its coming -its like the early days of dialup when you paid £15 month for 56K and were happy. Then came ISDN, ADSL and fibre and now £15 month can get you 8MB+ (if close to the right exchange). 3G in mertro areas, EDGE is being deployed, followed by HSDPA - as the rates increase the telco's will look for the differentiator and the prices will fall.
Off the top of my head, the Emperors new clothes. Although you've got me on the sex
one down, http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2006/11/07/adobe_fla sh_firefox/ one to go?
Will China be allowed to tweak the algorithm so all political messages pass as 100% truth to local population?
In the string add:
Googlebot/1.0 (googlebot@googlebot.com http://googlebot.com/)
Not strictly true, as I've returned CD's with the reason "Its Crap" and have been given a refund.
Again, with software you cant see the license until to attempt to install the software. If you dont agree with the EULA you cant install, so you are quite within your rights to return for this reason.
All depends how much you are willing to brazen it out and escalate if till monkey doesnt agree
Isnt this the same as for current wireline/less operators?
I think it was the same time that Bush called them terrorists and declared war on them http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3541706. stm
Seiko Epson's massive 40 inch prototype boasts a resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels (WXGA) and 260 000 colors. The company is planning to commercialize the technology by 2007. (Credit: Seiko Epson)
and the resolutions the same as I use on a 14' monitor. The picture would look like a sega genesis game
Except that any new bullet/gun, etc is going to make its way onto the street via the Black market, so you've the next generation of 'cop killer' bullets. So then you need better body armour for the cops, which get onto the black market ...