* Posts by blondie101

74 publicly visible posts • joined 23 Apr 2010

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Why Windows 8 server is a game-changer

blondie101
FAIL

Re: PowerShell

But why pay for a proprietary solution when you can get it all for free. MS is no playeron the internet cloud providers and I don't see it changing. Is there one compelling reason?

Windows 8: Thrown into a multi-tasking mosh pit

blondie101
FAIL

Re: If I was Microsoft I'd be worried

And when will that be you reckon? The same day mainframe will get their supremacy back or when there will be dinosaurs again?

blondie101
FAIL

Re: Lots of overreacting

Which new users? The ones coming from iPad or even Android? Really? You are serious? Won't ever happen.

Samsung spanks Apple in world's biggest mobile market

blondie101
Devil

Re: 15m people using iPhones on a 2G network?

Our use wifi? Like most people do with a smartphone whenever they can.

Mozilla to drop Windows 8 Firefox bomb on IE 10

blondie101
Linux

Re: Will it still apply

You mean that companies can pay local contractors in stead of handing over tax money to the USA... Our investing the money in their own company in stead of handing it over in a licensing scam....

Why paying for crap services anymore?

MYSTERY programming language found in Duqu

blondie101
Mushroom

Re: ADA, Forth, Assembly, etc.

Mono's .NET because it's evil in itself

Windows 8: Sugar coating on Microsoft's hard-to-swallow tablet

blondie101
Linux

Re: Oops!

I'm a powershell noob, but " shutdown -s -t:1" reminds me of old times, now I just enter "poweroff" ;-)

41-megapixel MONSTER mobe shutters Nokia knockers

blondie101
Happy

Re: Line up, line up for Nokia's new 41MP camera..

Maybe that manufacturer can license the Nokia technology en get it to the market quick and with a real Phone OS.

Windows 8 on ARM: Microsoft bets on Office 15 and IE10

blondie101
Windows

just out curiosity

Is anyone here really looking out for WOA/Win8 and will line up for the stores? Does anyone really care?

Windows 8 hardware rules 'derail user-friendly Linux'

blondie101
Stop

devestating for some dutch gov

In the netherlands there is a large department that uses a secure memory stick as booting device to connect to the department's network. Personal equipment is used. This MS policy will harm all users big time when it starts to prevent officers to use their fresh bought laptop/pc to use this stick. If Dutch gov is wise they have to protect there investment now by stopping MS with this policy.

Amazon floats free Windows Server clouds

blondie101
FAIL

Low demand?

Is demand for Windows in the cloud this low that they are forced to lower prices to attrack one or two customers...

Microsoft mum on leaked Phone OS plans

blondie101
Happy

yep, you're absolute right. Macs are a niche. You can hardly state Macs dominate the desktop market, do you?

blondie101
FAIL

re: You may not like it, but others certainly do!

Whether WP is a good product or not is not the discussion, WP is a niche and the masses just don't care. Time is changing.

Firefox devs mull dumping Java to stop BEAST attacks

blondie101
Stop

Is Defense Industry Enterprise enough?

"Unless they are some weird hippy corporation that hasn't yet learned better (not because firefox has a problem per se, just because a lot of business software still doesn't work 100% properly in it)."

Do you consider Defense (like government) hippy? So speak for yuorself and not what other oraganisations are running!

Googlenet runs on '900,000 servers'

blondie101
Holmes

RE: 900,000 too low for 198MW of power

Google uses no SAN or NAS but use their 2 build in normal desktop (maybe laptop nowadays) sata disk to form their ever expanding uber GFS storage thing. Network interaces tops probable at 2 certainly no more (give me one good reason). The only thing they spend some money on is on ECC memory, all the rest they buy the best bung for the buck. So have a look in the price list of the most common HW vedors and you can make a good guess what a Google server could look like.

RHEL 6.1 lays foundation for future servers

blondie101
Unhappy

centos

mhahahahaha.... epic fail....

Desktop Linux: the final frontier

blondie101
FAIL

outlook & exchange

so '90... nowadays email is a commodity that you order in the cloud. Especially if you want to hire some young folks.

Microsoft opens Office 365 beta floodgates to the world

blondie101
FAIL

nope

You need office local for this thing to work. So far for the cloud...

blondie101
FAIL

nope

I far as I know it just won' t work if you haven't got office locally installed. Never understood the " cloud" thing in this offering...

Ballmer says Windows on ARM isn't about ARM

blondie101

re: .NET?

How do you know if you can not test this... The only real .NET platform is x86 based. It should work... But till you try (and do a lot of debugging) this is pure vaporware

blondie101
FAIL

re: 16 bit support on ARM????

No x86 binary will run natively. So you get Windows, Office, Notepad and paint.... Good Luck and enjoy...

Microsoft ARMs Windows for iPad assault (allegedly)

blondie101
Linux

eeehm, flash on Windows/ARM???

> What would you buy - a Win7 ARM device that lets you run anything you want, even Flash,or

> stick with an IOS device from Apple that will run only things that Steve Jobs approves of, and

> only then (most of the time) one at a time?

I dunno but why do you think flash will run on Windows/ARM? Right now it is an i386-binary, not an ARM. Porting Windows to ARM is nice and doable, but porting ALL known windows applications to Windows/ARM is another adventure.

No known applications (windows/i386 that is) will run on Windows/ARM without compiling. Good luck either without the source (Luke!!) or depended on ... Microsoft in the same way you are depended on Apple.

HP strikes back at Oracle with SAP CEO pick

blondie101
Boffin

2. Oracle DB

I know of large SAP implementations on... MaxDB, SAP's own built-in don't worry DB. With big I mean one of the larger implementations around here

Forget the GPad - is Google building a server chip?

blondie101
Linux

ordinary replacement

I guess that Google will replace it server park every 3, 4 or (max) 5 years. SO do the math that means (just replacement) 300.000 to 600.000 systems _each_ year!

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