Comment Re:Useless Computers, Useless Degrees (Score 1) 764
I can guarantee the vast majority of OSX users have no idea that it is based on unix
And that, friends, is also why "desktop Linux" has yet to make any serious inroads.
I can guarantee the vast majority of OSX users have no idea that it is based on unix
And that, friends, is also why "desktop Linux" has yet to make any serious inroads.
I just don't trust the guy. Sleaze-ball comes to mind.
And if you're a Facebook user, sleaze-ball comes behind.
faulty cache memory design on the E450 resulting in time between reboots measured in days
That's a bad memory I'd rather forget. What's worse is that you paid top dollar for that crappy hardware, and it was far slower than Intel-based Linux systems. You'd also get sold on some HA failover snakeoil which would work great in some stunt test but not necessarily when you actually had a real hardware failure. The only thing that Solaris got right early on, in my opinion, was the threading model, which scaled well in comparison to any other OS at that time. Otherwise, my only thoughts about Solaris and Sun hardware are "slow, expensive and prone to catastrophic failure."
The moon is made of green cheese. -- John Heywood