I believe what it says is that a drive that is not in the RAID can use TRIM, even if its on the same card or in a system that does have a RAID array. But any drives in a RAID setup can not use the TRIM.
Um, I read it, and it clearly shows Amazon is trying to use a loop hole in the local laws of TX. Amazon is using a shell company as the owners of the facility, so they can claim they don't have a physical presence in the state. Because of this they believe they don't have to pay sales tax, but its obvious they are running the facility and have employees in TX. So a Judge will decide if owning the facility constitutes having a presence, or having employees working at a facility. Thats what needs to be figured out.
But its OK to give something to someone else for free that they would normally have to pay to see or listen too? This is the hypocrisy he is talking about, and doesn't relate well to what is happening in this case, like apples and oranges. But the idea is that someone's hard work is being ripped off by someone else and profits, even just a little bit of profits, are being lost by the original artist. Doesn't matter if no profits are made by the other party, the maker of said product (movie, music or game) is loosing out, that is what makes them similar.
How about they release some supernode only software that people can setup on a server and possibly the ability to setup Skype to use a preferred supernode. So a businesses can setup a supernode of their own and point their users too it. But also that supernode is part of the collective of supernodes and routes Skype connections for everyone else too. This would hopefully give Skype more supernodes out there that are 24/7 and not desktop computers routing the traffic.
Here are some factoids gleaned from Apple’s job postings:
- Apple says that its “data center environment consists of MacOS X, IBM/AIX, Linux and SUN/Solaris systems.”
- The Maiden facility will have a “heavy emphasis” on high availability technologies, including IBM’s HACMP and HAGEO solutions for high-availability clusters, Veritas Cluster Server, and Oracle’s DataGuard and Real Application Clusters.
- Job candidates are also asked to be familiar with storage systems using IBM, NetApp and Data Domain, and data warehousing systems from Teradata.
- Networking positions require a familiarity with Brocade and Qlogic switches.
It has been well established that he was soliciting sales by saying he would donate, but how do you know he was donating and not pocketing the money. Apple has built the ability to make a donation inside the app, so that donations are verified. So why can't the developer use these built in abilities?
See section 21. Donations can only be collected with free apps, and only in certain ways. Most likely since Apple cannot confirm that $1 is being donated like the app submitter is saying, it got pulled. If the person resubmits it with in app donations it will probably pass again. Otherwise we will have an explosion of "pay me $1.99 and I'll donate $1" apps all over the place and no money getting donated. Where as in app donations can be confirmed.
See section 21. Donations can only be collected with free apps, and only by certain ways. Most likely since Apple can not confirm that $1 is being donated correctly so it pulled the app. If the person resubmits it with in app donations within the application it might be approved again.
I hate Comcast. When I was in NJ that I switched to DirecTV and added Verizon DSL (slower) to do a dual connection from my house in case Comcast went out (only $19, can't beat that for a second connection). When I moved to Maryland I had to go back to Comcast for everything until Verizon FiOS became available in October. So far no service calls have been needed for my FiOS compared to Comcast which had its issues down here too.
As for Verizon FiOS welcoming, it was a little over the top to the point of annoying. We got about 4 or 5 calls to confirm the installation and another bunch to confirm that it was installed and that we were happy. So many calls that during the first week I was guaranteed to have at least one message from Verizon thanking us for signing up and to call if there were any issues.
I'm much happier with Verizon FiOS than I was with Comcast.
You also need to ask about how many people have they added in the pass month, pass 6 months, pass year. How many they plan to have working for them in the next month, 6 months, year, 5 years, etc. This should help you figure out if they are expanding or staying the same and plan accourdingly for that expansion.
I second the managing expectations. To many times they think its cheap to do what they want, but its expensive to make sure everything is licensed properly.
Maybe you should clarify a bit more. What do you do for a living? How much property do you own? Do you live near a town or are you out in the sticks where their are more dirt roads than paved? If the prostitutes didn't get business then they wouldn't be there. Hell, why not legalize it and collect taxes on it.
Yeah, but I buy my music legally, and I want to make a CD to play in my car. Now I'm paying twice for the same music? Now I burn a Linux disk or other files, I'm paying for music that I'm not putting on it. Most people don't even put it on CDs anymore, it goes right into digital device (iPod).
But that is over multiple processors in the whole machine. They are talking about a single processor having 48 cores, not the whole machine over multiple processors.
They probably have some part of their game that connects to a server to post scores, or some code that phones home. But most likely its a score posting and during that connection they get a unique ID for that phone so you can over write your best score. But if 8,659 people send in scores, but only 2,831 purchases were made, they can determine that most likely there is a 67% piracy rate for their application.
So, its a guess, but a very educated guess, and could actually be said to be the lowest their app is being pirated, in that it could be higher amount of people having it installed but are not phoning home.
Its probably a policy of "Card no matter what" now than someone not able to tell someone's age. My father, 60 year old balding with gray hair got carded recently. He couldn't even remember the last time he had to reach into his pocket to get his ID out to buy a beer.
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Remember who you are talking about, and that most think Word is their OS.
I believe what it says is that a drive that is not in the RAID can use TRIM, even if its on the same card or in a system that does have a RAID array. But any drives in a RAID setup can not use the TRIM.
Given enough velocity even a pig will fly.
The victim called 911, not the Facebook poster.
Um, I read it, and it clearly shows Amazon is trying to use a loop hole in the local laws of TX. Amazon is using a shell company as the owners of the facility, so they can claim they don't have a physical presence in the state. Because of this they believe they don't have to pay sales tax, but its obvious they are running the facility and have employees in TX. So a Judge will decide if owning the facility constitutes having a presence, or having employees working at a facility. Thats what needs to be figured out.
Not everyone likes your artwork. Including your own body.
But its OK to give something to someone else for free that they would normally have to pay to see or listen too? This is the hypocrisy he is talking about, and doesn't relate well to what is happening in this case, like apples and oranges. But the idea is that someone's hard work is being ripped off by someone else and profits, even just a little bit of profits, are being lost by the original artist. Doesn't matter if no profits are made by the other party, the maker of said product (movie, music or game) is loosing out, that is what makes them similar.
How about they release some supernode only software that people can setup on a server and possibly the ability to setup Skype to use a preferred supernode. So a businesses can setup a supernode of their own and point their users too it. But also that supernode is part of the collective of supernodes and routes Skype connections for everyone else too. This would hopefully give Skype more supernodes out there that are 24/7 and not desktop computers routing the traffic.
Here are some factoids gleaned from Apple’s job postings:
- Apple says that its “data center environment consists of MacOS X, IBM/AIX, Linux and SUN/Solaris systems.”
- The Maiden facility will have a “heavy emphasis” on high availability technologies, including IBM’s HACMP and HAGEO solutions for high-availability clusters, Veritas Cluster Server, and Oracle’s DataGuard and Real Application Clusters.
- Job candidates are also asked to be familiar with storage systems using IBM, NetApp and Data Domain, and data warehousing systems from Teradata.
- Networking positions require a familiarity with Brocade and Qlogic switches.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRMpi1esjoQ
It has been well established that he was soliciting sales by saying he would donate, but how do you know he was donating and not pocketing the money. Apple has built the ability to make a donation inside the app, so that donations are verified. So why can't the developer use these built in abilities?
http://images.worldofapple.com/appstoreguidelines_9910.pdf
See section 21. Donations can only be collected with free apps, and only in certain ways. Most likely since Apple cannot confirm that $1 is being donated like the app submitter is saying, it got pulled. If the person resubmits it with in app donations it will probably pass again. Otherwise we will have an explosion of "pay me $1.99 and I'll donate $1" apps all over the place and no money getting donated. Where as in app donations can be confirmed.
See section 21. Donations can only be collected with free apps, and only by certain ways. Most likely since Apple can not confirm that $1 is being donated correctly so it pulled the app. If the person resubmits it with in app donations within the application it might be approved again.
What account? Never had one or will ever have one with them, and this isn't even the reason why.
Who watches the Watchmen?
I hate Comcast. When I was in NJ that I switched to DirecTV and added Verizon DSL (slower) to do a dual connection from my house in case Comcast went out (only $19, can't beat that for a second connection). When I moved to Maryland I had to go back to Comcast for everything until Verizon FiOS became available in October. So far no service calls have been needed for my FiOS compared to Comcast which had its issues down here too.
As for Verizon FiOS welcoming, it was a little over the top to the point of annoying. We got about 4 or 5 calls to confirm the installation and another bunch to confirm that it was installed and that we were happy. So many calls that during the first week I was guaranteed to have at least one message from Verizon thanking us for signing up and to call if there were any issues.
I'm much happier with Verizon FiOS than I was with Comcast.
You also need to ask about how many people have they added in the pass month, pass 6 months, pass year. How many they plan to have working for them in the next month, 6 months, year, 5 years, etc. This should help you figure out if they are expanding or staying the same and plan accourdingly for that expansion.
I second the managing expectations. To many times they think its cheap to do what they want, but its expensive to make sure everything is licensed properly.
Yeah, because no one will create a stream ripper for non-DRM Netflix movies. That's just crazy...
Maybe you should clarify a bit more. What do you do for a living? How much property do you own? Do you live near a town or are you out in the sticks where their are more dirt roads than paved? If the prostitutes didn't get business then they wouldn't be there. Hell, why not legalize it and collect taxes on it.
Yeah, but I buy my music legally, and I want to make a CD to play in my car. Now I'm paying twice for the same music? Now I burn a Linux disk or other files, I'm paying for music that I'm not putting on it. Most people don't even put it on CDs anymore, it goes right into digital device (iPod).
Your own statement of saying "apple's walled garden" just proves his "but its open..." statement even more. But please continue.
But that is over multiple processors in the whole machine. They are talking about a single processor having 48 cores, not the whole machine over multiple processors.
They probably have some part of their game that connects to a server to post scores, or some code that phones home. But most likely its a score posting and during that connection they get a unique ID for that phone so you can over write your best score. But if 8,659 people send in scores, but only 2,831 purchases were made, they can determine that most likely there is a 67% piracy rate for their application. So, its a guess, but a very educated guess, and could actually be said to be the lowest their app is being pirated, in that it could be higher amount of people having it installed but are not phoning home.
And China only claimed it after oil was found.
Its probably a policy of "Card no matter what" now than someone not able to tell someone's age. My father, 60 year old balding with gray hair got carded recently. He couldn't even remember the last time he had to reach into his pocket to get his ID out to buy a beer.