Looks like Citrix smells blood.

Is anyone using the Xen hypervisor? I tried it out and it had some interesting features, like a CPU emulation layer, it ran sparc cpu stuff on intel, slowly but I also did not have a huge amount of CPU time to throw at it. Here is the the Xen wiki, from my understanding Amazon, Citrix and Cisco are users of this in their infra.

I'm working a migration project away from VMware, thanks for all the extra work broadcom.

Gotta taste the evidence.

Now who can be sure?

Yes indeed. When they abandoned their engineering culture, they abandoned their product and their customers.

Yes, in my experience you are right. Except in the domain of aerospace sometimes.

Maybe because "hacking" is not how real long-lasting code is written. Durable expandable maintainable code is not "hacked together" - it is engineered, which takes time - more than a day at a hackathon.

"Free" at the cost of enduring obnoxious commercials!

And whilst I agree with you, most people will see him as some sort of elite.

I for one will never watch anything on Freevee. The whole reason that I cut the cable and went to streaming only was to avoid obnoxious ads and the chaotic obnoxious cable environment. That _last_ thing I want is to return that that awful kind of experience in streaming.

Nope, his notoriety will increase, the criminal record will be ignored and once he gets through the hard times of the hooplah he will be paid even more.

I say this because I have seen this *exact* situation before with a former colleague and it did wonders for his career. He basically did what everyone has thought about and paid for it - those types of experience carry value.

1. Work
2. A.I
3. ????
4. Profit!!!

I was hoping we could call them SnotBots instead of NotBots.

All we really know at this point is there is a discovery about rings in space and it's not about Uranus.

The McDonalds hamburger is the "top" hamburger. See my point? In fact, there is often an _inverse_ relationship between "top" and "best".