eh? there are many high voltage undersea cables more than a hundred miles long all over the world. done deal, mature technology. and also, you do realize all those nifty fiber optic lines we're using here on the global internet have HVDC cables in them too?
you're spouting red herrings. I migrate enterprises from Unix(tm) to Linux, we use compatibility matrices, for everything from hardware to kernel and OS patch versions to application software versions. If we upgrade the software the process is planned the same way. Backwards compatibility is never an issue. And GNU/Linux on the proper hardware and correct systems architecture can do more than five 9's same as any Unix(tm). And sorry to break your bubble, but backwards compatibility has been broken by the major Unix vendors many with their patch sets, I've over two decades of experience with all the major commercial Unix(tm) if you want to argue. And I've seen the major Unix ass-plode and dump core because of bugs on mission critical apps, which if you ever took time to read the descriptions of patch sets you'd quickly realize some poor S.O.B. had their "rock-solid" big iron Unix box take a shit on their face....
you gotta be kidding. OpenSolaris is not Solaris, there are differences, and both run on exactly two architectures while Linux runs on over a dozen. Linux supports many times the number of devices OpenSolaris does (and the list for Solaris (unopened) is even smaller. Too little too late, Sun and its two OS are going into the ashcan of history
oh no, HP is not alive because of their crappy Unixes, imaging and printing and networkig is practically carrying the company. In fact, the turd that is HP's Itanic er Itanium2 processor helped bring down sgi and
turds work for the big iron companies too. Like IBM's enterprise solution for anything: sell the client a bunch of overcomplicated rube goldberg contraptions that require a ton of customization and services, big turds for the money sewer.
nah, that's the message the climatologist were preaching in the recent drought, before that they were saying more rain. At the moment we have flooding, and they'll go back and cook their books and say "see, we predicted this with 4 out of our 12 best models"
how about we stop encouraging/helping wild-eyed "entrepreneurs"
bullshit, I've seen inspired people with ideas hook up with the people with know-how and build amazing businesses. teamwork multiplies brain power. and your mocking of the article poster isn't even accurate, embedded software is a core component of his product vision
no, better to ignore the article,it's a bunch of sensationalist crap that gets stress-puppy personalities all wound up. Reality is that repeated stresses over period of many days or weeks would lead to occasional and sporadic failures.
I've not seen Oracle Linux in any client of my company's data centers, and they include some with huge budgets (I.T. budgets over a billion). For running Oracle most are Red Hat, some are OpenSuSE, and a little bit of some others. No Oracle Linux anywhere.
but that's still using a degree based on that Centigrade crap. Real men use Rankine absolute temperature scale, with Fahrenheit degree spaced units. Rankine for the win, Kelvin bitches!
no, the Waco Siege pretty much proved that lies and unsubstantiated rumors about non-existent full-automatic weapons and underage brides can summon a mass-murderer like Janet Reno with homicidal goons to use incendiaries to start fires and gun down those that try to flee.
and you believe something is true, because the article and summary say so?
The truth, obvious to anyone with experience in couple parenting (single parenting not covered in my reply here, different issue), is that the relationship of a mother to baby is very different than that of the father, and of course it is biologically based. Since mothering is of course much more important that a mere career, the only proper response to the title at the top of this page is "GOOD!", it should be that way. Extreme feminists are of course trying to change the natural order and are perfectly willing to screw up society and children to further their unnatural agendas.
not lack of shine, lack of any compelling reason to try a Mandrake/Mandriva forked distro...what's this going to do that Mandriva won't? Hardware compatibility list, pfft, there's piles of those out there.
pfft, most who die during a tornado will have died anyway, with or without a converter box, with or without a helpful pamphlet on tornado safety, and with or without the care and concern of a bleeding heart hand-wringer. That converter box isn't going to hold your walls and roof up.
eh? there are many high voltage undersea cables more than a hundred miles long all over the world. done deal, mature technology. and also, you do realize all those nifty fiber optic lines we're using here on the global internet have HVDC cables in them too?
MVS is still inside the descendant operating systems, you can run MVS apps on z/OS, for example, it's in there!
you're spouting red herrings. I migrate enterprises from Unix(tm) to Linux, we use compatibility matrices, for everything from hardware to kernel and OS patch versions to application software versions. If we upgrade the software the process is planned the same way. Backwards compatibility is never an issue. And GNU/Linux on the proper hardware and correct systems architecture can do more than five 9's same as any Unix(tm). And sorry to break your bubble, but backwards compatibility has been broken by the major Unix vendors many with their patch sets, I've over two decades of experience with all the major commercial Unix(tm) if you want to argue. And I've seen the major Unix ass-plode and dump core because of bugs on mission critical apps, which if you ever took time to read the descriptions of patch sets you'd quickly realize some poor S.O.B. had their "rock-solid" big iron Unix box take a shit on their face....
you gotta be kidding. OpenSolaris is not Solaris, there are differences, and both run on exactly two architectures while Linux runs on over a dozen. Linux supports many times the number of devices OpenSolaris does (and the list for Solaris (unopened) is even smaller. Too little too late, Sun and its two OS are going into the ashcan of history
the fuel is out there already, Bussard ramjet ftw, bitches!
with an invisible pink unicorn, you don't even need magic to ride anywhere
oh no, HP is not alive because of their crappy Unixes, imaging and printing and networkig is practically carrying the company. In fact, the turd that is HP's Itanic er Itanium2 processor helped bring down sgi and
ah yes passover, it's the greenhouse gas methane produced from the Borsht and horseradish beets that's dooming us all! Oy Vey!
turds work for the big iron companies too. Like IBM's enterprise solution for anything: sell the client a bunch of overcomplicated rube goldberg contraptions that require a ton of customization and services, big turds for the money sewer.
nah, that's the message the climatologist were preaching in the recent drought, before that they were saying more rain. At the moment we have flooding, and they'll go back and cook their books and say "see, we predicted this with 4 out of our 12 best models"
how can the federal reserve system be allowed to run a 10 trillion dollar + pyramid scheme?
how about we stop encouraging/helping wild-eyed "entrepreneurs"
bullshit, I've seen inspired people with ideas hook up with the people with know-how and build amazing businesses. teamwork multiplies brain power. and your mocking of the article poster isn't even accurate, embedded software is a core component of his product vision
no, better to ignore the article,it's a bunch of sensationalist crap that gets stress-puppy personalities all wound up. Reality is that repeated stresses over period of many days or weeks would lead to occasional and sporadic failures.
I figured your boss could do that for you
that's ridiculous.
we only get a third of that kind of release watching ms. sirtis. http://www.celebritymoviearchive.com/tour/movie.php/2303
also, I find a Windows desktop requires about twice the ram as a Linux box, those jokes about Windows being a bloated pig have a basis.
I've not seen Oracle Linux in any client of my company's data centers, and they include some with huge budgets (I.T. budgets over a billion). For running Oracle most are Red Hat, some are OpenSuSE, and a little bit of some others. No Oracle Linux anywhere.
but that's still using a degree based on that Centigrade crap. Real men use Rankine absolute temperature scale, with Fahrenheit degree spaced units. Rankine for the win, Kelvin bitches!
no, but if you put a sheet of them in a clothespin with the end in the spokes, they make a neat engine sound
no, the Waco Siege pretty much proved that lies and unsubstantiated rumors about non-existent full-automatic weapons and underage brides can summon a mass-murderer like Janet Reno with homicidal goons to use incendiaries to start fires and gun down those that try to flee.
and you believe something is true, because the article and summary say so?
The truth, obvious to anyone with experience in couple parenting (single parenting not covered in my reply here, different issue), is that the relationship of a mother to baby is very different than that of the father, and of course it is biologically based. Since mothering is of course much more important that a mere career, the only proper response to the title at the top of this page is "GOOD!", it should be that way. Extreme feminists are of course trying to change the natural order and are perfectly willing to screw up society and children to further their unnatural agendas.
anything that distracts them from their ongoing wealth transfer to fat cats is welcome
not lack of shine, lack of any compelling reason to try a Mandrake/Mandriva forked distro...what's this going to do that Mandriva won't? Hardware compatibility list, pfft, there's piles of those out there.
but for a man-portable railgun, the batteries are used to charge the capacitors, all in the back pack.
And... uh... my bottom hurts.....a stretch I know
sounds like your charm and beauty led to a strange coupling
pfft, most who die during a tornado will have died anyway, with or without a converter box, with or without a helpful pamphlet on tornado safety, and with or without the care and concern of a bleeding heart hand-wringer. That converter box isn't going to hold your walls and roof up.