. For that reason I tend to hang back on
zpool upgrades until I'm sure the new system is stable.
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, further increasing the parallelism of your build,
although I've never used it this way myself.
As a side note, distcc may also be interesting if this is something you're
after. I don't know if it runs on Solaris, though, and I think it's pretty
GCC-specific.
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the
patches as they come out the way we do with the other OS's.
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nothing I've heard here
has suggested that there's a discount for educational institutions. I
wouldn't be buying more than a couple licenses, so I doubt they'd
consider it worth their while to cut a deal with me.
As it is, I'm looking at moving to one of the forked distributions.
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with companies with
deliberately obfuscated pricing structures, and Oracle seems to be in
that category.
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also lets you detach from a session and reattach to it later from
another terminal, which can be very useful sometimes.
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trademarked letters
of the alphabet (i and z, respectively); or at any rate,
tried to.
I don't know about that, but IBM once successfully defended a trademark on
/2, as in PS/2. A company was selling a PS/2-protocol mouse called the
Mouse/2.
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manager. It's a bit like Solaris's switch to IPS, except
that the underlying package format stayed the same and only the management tool
changed. Frankly, up2date was a bit of a pain and I wasn't sad to see it go.
yum is a lot more flexible.
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else's software.
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experience on a typical Apple machine.
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, because they don't have the expertise. So someone would have to get sued
and fight a lengthy legal battle to prove the patent was invalid. At least,
that's my understanding. IANAL.
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multiple GPU
cards installed, to provide lots of computational speed.
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On Aug 4, 2010, at 12:44 PM, Paul Gress wrote:
On 08/ 4/10 02:26 PM, David Brodbeck wrote:
On Aug 4, 2010, at 10:55 AM, Paul Gress wrote:
Larry sees the profitable market as servers and databases. HPC, won't help
databases. HPC (high performance computers) basically are derived from
to a discount. If you
buy your own copy at retail, you pay a lot more, because Microsoft doesn't have
a business relationship with you.
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through if you use
network authentication, is all.
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at the console
they can already own your machine at will just by booting a LiveCD and mounting
your filesystems.
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LDAP -- as in several minutes of waiting to run a
single command. I suspect it tries to look up userIDs via LDAP first and has a
long timeout. Best to su to root in that situation.
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On Jul 30, 2010, at 4:41 PM, Will Fiveash wrote:
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 03:49:57PM -0700, David Brodbeck wrote:
On Jul 30, 2010, at 3:31 PM, Scott Rotondo wrote:
Regarding the expansion of the attack surface, remember that assuming the
root role requires logging in to a user account
) and interacting with a web interface (also often slow.) These aren't
flaws with Jive specifically, but common to all web forum software. It just
doesn't scale well from a user perspective.
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windows go up in flames or break into little tiny cubes when you close them?
That stuff sold Vista but I'm not convinced of its value on a *nix desktop,
other than the wow factor when doing demos.
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with OpenSolaris.
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; last time I looked it wasn't
production-ready yet, but that was over a year ago, now.
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it.
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easy to package up a virtual machine and its associated disk
file in a ZIP archive and pass it around, that way.
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that the
chipset has changed and it's no longer supported. This has happened to me with
SATA controllers.
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make buying decisions believe it, and that's what counts.)
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distribution. Debian is the
server-class version of Ubuntu, IMHO -- it has the slow release cycle people
want when they're running a server. Ubuntu is to Debian what Fedora is to
RHEL; a distribution with a more rapid development/release cycle for people who
want the latest stuff.
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Considering there was just an unauthenticated remote code execution flaw
announced in 3.0.x, I hope they'll at least backport a security fix if they're
sticking with 3.0.x...
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to the domain.
We have exactly this setup. We have to use the workaround of using Samba
instead of the kernel CIFS server to do our CIFS shares.
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math wrong.
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