Applied to "atoms, minerals, planetary atmospheres, planets, stars and more," it is mystic pseudoscience.
To my untrained ear, it sounds a lot like the awestruck pontificating and hand-waving that Stephen Wolfram poured into his doorstopper book on cellular automata, which he had the nerve to title A New Kind of Science.
A lot of these systems are underpinned by SQL Server, which does run on Linux
SQL Server 2022 does indeed run on Red Hat, Suse, and Ubuntu. And you can get instances in the cloud, too, from both Microsoft and Google.
but a large number of the ones I've supported require a Windows instance too, the database server is only part of it.
What do you mean by "require a Windows instance"? If that other component is something like an Access frontend, that's running on a desktop.
There are just shrinkingly few use cases that require Windows Server. It used to be things like Active Directory and remote device management that locked you into Server, but this stuff has pretty much already moved into the cloud. And if you're using some proprietary Microsoft service as a cloud instance, you don't care if it's actually running on an OS called WIndows Server or not.
Because binary compatibility isn't a think on Linux, not even between different versions of the same distro, they would have to build the app for every new version they upgrade to.
Linux Standard Base and/or Docker can help mitigate this to some extent.
Also they have a total and complete grip on the desktop and office software to the point where they have zero fear of losing it. Desktop linux is just never going to happen, and Chromebooks are locked into schools and just used as content consumption devices and maybe test taking.
Office very much has a competitor: Google Worsspace (Docs, Sheets, etc). It's been my primary daily tool for at least my last three jobs. Any number of other business tools are also available as SaaS. And yes, for the most part you can use them on a Chromebook.
I figure it's the same difference. Putin has never worried about crossing international borders to assassinate people. especially in former Soviet republics that he claims Russia still owns.
Grocery, retail, and non-discretionary spending are not influenced by interest rates.
I'm not sure if I'm reading you correctly, but if you haven't noticed that the price of groceries has gone way up, you must be on one hell of a crash diet.
This feels like a good moment to remind people that the vast majority of American taxpayers have simple W-2 only returns they can file themselves without assistance from these parasites.
I've had good luck using FreeTaxUSA, even though I usually need a few extra forms. Filing the federal return is literally free, and a state return is $14.95.
They had the means and the readiness to jump into the power and economic vacuum and they are more or less controlling Russia through Putin too.
Nah. The oligarchs continue to exist mainly through Putin's largesse. With supreme power and the FSB at his disposal, he can seize their assets at any time.
Simmer down, Xi Jinpeng. Have another cup of tea.
The whole assertion is pretty bizarre. Children's toys, not regulated? And what industry is "not regulated" when customers can sue?
Sounds like GoDaddy needs to pimp some more big-titty models in its commercials.
I'm pretty skeptical of anything Chinese scientists say about the origins of modern humans, given that the Chinese Communist Party still promotes the (largely discredited) idea that human origins come from Peking Man (because of course they do).
There are fewer and fewer software companies to work for because, well, there are just fewer and fewer companies period.
You're dividing the software development market into Apple and Microsoft? So no developers work at Google, Facebook, Amazon, IBM, Oracle, Intel, Adobe, Salesforce, Hewlett-Packard, Intuit, VMware, Symantec, CA Technologies, Citrix, Cisco, or any of the other giants—and within those giants, various teams—not to mention none work at any of the estimated 33 million small businesses operating in the US?
Nowhere for a software developer to go, in fact, nearly no companies at all. What an absurd and asinine statement. You really shouldn't eat every mushroom you find in the woods.
Orianna Rosa Royle is based in London. So yes, but she's using a local term.
I think movies and books cost about the same. The real issue is that Amazon discounts both categories so deeply that their margins must be next to nothing. (The cited figure was sales, not profits.)
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