Download a free (as in the beer) app http://www.qlikview.com/us/explore/experience/free-download and see for yourself what current commercial software can do. I load as much as a hundred GB into the RAM for analytics with this application. Just keep in mind that star schema is the best for this software. Get your tables from an existing database as flat files, load them "as is" and start analysis immediately.
Russia seems to fullfill the proverbial "In Soviet Russia" joke. So much "leaked" stuff is being published there in the official press that nobody cares anymore. Especially because authoryties were mostly not impressed either and did not do anything after the articles were published.
Interesting enough recent blog posts in the livejournal tend to get direct attention up to president and prime minister level (Medvedev
So if you'd need to impeach Obama, Georgia is a place to go to?
Russian is my mothertongue and Google has an acceptable translation of the article (originally in Russian). The OP has got the citation in a wrong context. Second part of the article is almost completely dedicated to the situation in Russia and its dominant oil export industry.
FYI: Some are talking about the "oil damnation" of the country in Russia a.k.a. as Dutch disease. Good news is that current Russian President openly aknowleges it in a way. Shifting weight of the Russian export from natural resources to the innovative and industrial production is a topic for active discussion in Russian media. This is the context of that problem.
until recently ISP were reasonably quiet about your serving habits. Don't you agree?
Very large companies need to have a disaster recovery plan in place, and contacts to call when downtime is costing money.
... So you don't modify the code, and you buy the support package.
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Very large companies would die if they loose their key personnel, because it's the very reason they grew big. I doubt any vendor can do enough to rescue such a company in a case of a disaster.
If we need to by anything, best chances gets the poduct, which:
* is a good stable product
* has all the inner workings of the product
* has all the tools required to support the product
If this is higher at Red Hat than it is at MS or some other closed source OS player - then they are fine.
Why bothering with the market cap?
In Germany o2 offers the 3g package with 5 GB for 15 Euro. So 500mb seems to be more of a default data plan for smartphones.
If users can get 65 GB in a month. But the überusage seems to be the hidden marketing cost of advertising an unlimited plan.
How about writing down who lives where, and what time they leave their home in the morning?
How about doing that for John Lennon?
Or may be Darl McBride?
Should this to persist and people to get frightened by the harvesters, they would stop buying wifi devices. The whole market will be destroyed. This scandal is even good for Google in the long run, because this particular feature (wifi navigation) will not be banned completely. They just will have to obey certain rules (privacy laws).
"Regardless of the legal speed limit, your Buick must be operated at speeds faster than 85 MPH (140kph)." -- 1987 Buick Grand National owners manual.
