Sun has a comprehensive roadmap for UltraSPARC going forward and combining forces with Fujutsu on SPARC64.
These new servers absolutely rock, and at superb prices.
I once had the pleasure of a 4-way Opteron v40z with a development version of 64-bit Solaris 10. It was a screamer, especially compared to our 4-way Dell P4 Xeon box, and 64-bit.
It was plenty fast enough to host 4 zones and several developers working on KDE, gcc and all manner of other stuff.
At last, Sun looks like it's turning the corner (despite the best efforts of some of its PHBs - no names mentioned).
When you get your content, or your applications, online, you are then at the mercy of:
1) He who controls where the content or apps are stored, controls YOU.
2) Your connetion (being up or down, or slow, or high latency)
3) Security issues
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do I have a choice?
These new servers absolutely rock, and at superb prices.
I once had the pleasure of a 4-way Opteron v40z with a development version of 64-bit Solaris 10. It was a screamer, especially compared to our 4-way Dell P4 Xeon box, and 64-bit.
It was plenty fast enough to host 4 zones and several developers working on KDE, gcc and all manner of other stuff.
At last, Sun looks like it's turning the corner (despite the best efforts of some of its PHBs - no names mentioned).
Good luck Sun.
1) He who controls where the content or apps are stored, controls YOU.
2) Your connetion (being up or down, or slow, or high latency)
3) Security issues
From the original title: Linux: Ask Ubuntu Founder (And Astonaut) Mark Shuttleworth
I Just Don't Give A Damn.
Everybody in the IT industry knows that no matter how well you estimate, it'll always take twice as long.
2. Han shoots first
3. They shoot simultaneously
4. They don't shoot each other, they have a nice chat instead
5. Who cares?
Explanation.
That should be easy to patch doesn't it?
if($gameOver && $matchTime eq 0) Response.Redirect("niceTrySmartPants.jsp");
or something along those lines.
We get solar dust every day, it's called aurora borealis, or the northern lights.
Defective piece of hardware --made in Taiwan, supposed to fire-open the chutes: $5.95
The face of JPL scientists: priceless!
A giant gyroscope-like device is being build on Okaido, Japan.
A bad day for me.