Ian Ward wrote:
> I remember watching with amusement one late night I was working upgrading a
> UNIX Server. Buzzing around this site were perhaps half a dozen "Windows"
> experts trying to get a Citrix installation up and running.
>
> I liken it to astrophysics, where the strategy was to try something, watch
> the outcome, and then try and divine what was going on in the middle (like
> watching light bend around a black hole)
>
> All this because nobody really understood what was going on inside the
> operating systems (and of course it is not documented)
I am sorry but as a Physicist I must protest at your comparison. Nature
documents her work very well if you RTFM. There are HOWTO's all over the
place if you look and can read the syntax. Astrophysicists certainly
know more about what goes in inside Black holes than MCSE's know about
the insides of NT. ;-)
Mike
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