the front end website has nothing to do with its database backend...
if you actually go to the website, there is nothing on the website that provides functionality that allows access into the data backend.
So we are talking about two totally different systems here.
i have yet to play a good game by Factor 5. Quite the contrary. Square Enix jumped on Xbox360's ship.
Factor 5 never developed for Xbox before and it's quite obvious Sony paid Factor 5 lots of money.
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Mountain View Campus....
for performance, .NET edges out Java. Although by not too much but this is surely the case.
the front end website has nothing to do with its database backend... if you actually go to the website, there is nothing on the website that provides functionality that allows access into the data backend. So we are talking about two totally different systems here.
you can see the job posting for a DB Admin requires UNIX Oracle DB Admin experiences.
.NET IIS stuff is only front end web sites...
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that Inquier is full of ****.
it froze on me more often than Windows 98...
why would anyone build an OS on .NET which runs everything JIT?
It's like building an OS based on Java. jeez, I wonder why no one does it...
now does uninstalling Netscape 8.0 fix my IE?
i have yet to play a good game by Factor 5. Quite the contrary. Square Enix jumped on Xbox360's ship. Factor 5 never developed for Xbox before and it's quite obvious Sony paid Factor 5 lots of money.
.NET doesn't exactly use a VM as in Java. It compiles the IL to native code the first time its run while Java does it everytime it runs.
pathetic... it's presumably more secure than Apache...