It's not about the new features of W2K (those are client programs that can be add to any OS), it is about OS architecture, and that hasn't change much since NT 4.0
NT has evolved from a WINDOWING ENVIRONMENT for CLIENT devices. Even the latest and greatest NT "server" uses calls to the windowing system for inter-process communication. This is why it is often lagging in the area of scalability. The windowing system is an embedded part of NT. It gets in the way of server-oriented processes, as would be found with HNM.
To fly, mankind had to realize that there were no need to move the arms like birds. To create conscious machines, we have to stop replicatating the brain or nature.
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It's not about the new features of W2K (those are client programs that can be add to any OS), it is about OS architecture, and that hasn't change much since NT 4.0 NT has evolved from a WINDOWING ENVIRONMENT for CLIENT devices. Even the latest and greatest NT "server" uses calls to the windowing system for inter-process communication. This is why it is often lagging in the area of scalability. The windowing system is an embedded part of NT. It gets in the way of server-oriented processes, as would be found with HNM.
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To fly, mankind had to realize that there were no need to move the arms like birds. To create conscious machines, we have to stop replicatating the brain or nature.