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Facebook investor to sue Nasdaq over alleged bungled orders: http://t.co/XGRsNzA4 ^LH
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Upskill. RT @zdnetaustralia Job vacancies are down 22 per cent on a year ago. So what are IT professionals to do? http://t.co/PrFEBfqS ^ST
Google warns users of DNSChanger malware http://t.co/DsHUnC5r
National Botnet Network coming: Earthwave http://t.co/t49r3IV0
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Google has joined in on the chorus of organisations warning users about DNSChanger infections http://t.co/ysaIHiuG ^ML
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Job vacancies are down 22 per cent on a year ago. So what are IT professionals to do? http://t.co/EpY9YiFg ^ST
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@chieftech @zdnetaustralia that's a fair call. Still an area that requires consideration work. BYOD = BYOViruses & Malware :)
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Are specific gaming development degrees bollocks? http://t.co/z2zbaWvT ^ST
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Cloud computing using Microsoft...you're joking right. I guess it might be reliable if they double the amount of machines compared to Linux.
I recall when Microsoft bought Hotmail and switched over. It crashed immediately and in order to cope with the load, Microsoft had to double the amount of machines.
"When Microsoft bought Hotmail"? That was 1997. I reckon that if you're going to have a go at someone's technology in an grown-up conversation then your example should be just that little more recent than 14 years ago.
It should also be, you know, true. For a start, HoTMaiL (as it was then styled) ran on BSD servers. And, as just a few minutes of research just revealed, the changeover was gradual, from BSD to Windows 2000. That clearly didn't happen in 1997 (so no "switched over", and you wouldn't manage a large-scale transition as a flip-the-switch anyway), and there's one heck of a difference between gradually substituting servers and noticing they're not handling the same load and "crashed immediately".
Sure, there were reliability problems with Hotmail that cost Microsoft dearly. A decade ago. But hey, facts and zealotry have never been good bedfellows.