This is for a network under a single administrative control not the entire Internet. Eg: An ISP, a datacenter, an enterprise campus, etc.

SDN is separating the control plane functions from your network devices and centralizing. Yes, there is a lot of hype around it.

...and paid for it ever since. But I guess anyone who's ever done anything wrong can never criticize anyone else. It's the ironic and hilarious pervasive "wisdom" of the Internet. Never ceases to give me a chuckle.

Personally I'm tired of feeling guilty - I don't give a shit.

How does anyone still believe this in 2013?

Here's written 39 articles this year alone for ZDNet. Three of them have been linked here. He works for a major tech news site and writes about linux and open source. I fail to see the problem. I'm surprised he isn't linked to MORE often. You're insane. Put away the tinfoil hat.

None of those fights were "burn down the boss". They were HIGHLY COMPLEX. We can argue over whether it was "hard" until we're blue in the face, but they were never what we referred to as "tank and spank" fights. Everyone had to read the strat and watch videos to execute those fights. Kael was like a rehearsed dance that just took tons of practice.

One to three articles PER YEAR and you put on the tin foil hat? Me thinks you need to spend more time outdoors...

WAIT THERE WERE FOUR IN 2009 I'LL ALERT THE MEDIA!!!

The best part is his username. Really makes the whole thing that much more hilarious.

yeah kael and vash and ilidan were just "burn down the boss". how about reliquary of souls? council? are you kidding? did you even play tbc?

You're right I'd rather be hit with a missile.

He writes shit about Linux and Open Source for a major online news source. Why is this surprising?

Wow, what fantasy world do you live in.

Because it's expensive to upgrade and a lot of "enterprise" web apps require IE6.

How THEIR cloud costs your more. Not THE cloud.

I don't understand. I said originally that many people can have/use more than 1 device. You saying that some can't doesn't make me wrong, and it doesn't make the people who can afford both somehow incorrect. What is your point exactly?