Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Virtual Iron From: Author: Christopher Bourne Emilly Orr Djlaube Mike DiPetrillo Joe Beth Schultz Bureau News Ians Jeff Atwood Virtualization.info Webdriver Eric Lippert Motor Sport "middle East" - Google News Minimal.webmaster Grahame Working Dad Database Journal Prokofy Neva Sduplessie /23599275

Author: Christopher Bourne has another idea:
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Emilly Orr can't forget that:
Lemme 'splain this to you people.I'll go ahead and answer the comments made on last night's rant, but I don't think (with the exception of Sphynx, who just seemed genuinely distracted)

For example, djlaube considers:
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For example, Mike DiPetrillo considers:
en : @OriginalDEWGirl Right, or drop Jacklyn off in town and hope she never found her way home! 07/02/09 11:09am

For example, Joe considers:
This blog is protected by dr Dave 's Spam Karma 2 : 3854 Spams eaten and counting...

As Mike DiPetrillo says:
en : been checking out whether or not we can our own tyre, also trying to get in a car for Masters, but it seems everyone is booked up!!! 07/02/09 10:24am

Beth Schultz objects:
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Bureau News imagines that:
A spokesman for Australian miner BHP Billiton Ltd., Peter Ogden, said Wednesday that negotiations were continuing but declined to give further details. A Rio Tinto spokesman was not immediately available for comment.

In response, Ians claims:
Heather Mills demonstrates her cooking skills in Sussex May 18th, 2009 LONDON - Charity campaigner Heather Mills recently demonstrated her cooking skills on a weekend at Sussex. "I'll be coming in on Sundays, making my speciality of all the roast potatoes, parsnips, all the veg and gravy," the Daily Express quoted her as saying.

Jeff Atwood gives a bit of an idea about it:
7U size (a typical server is 2U, and mainstream servers are often 1U) 8 CPU sockets 64 memory sockets 16 drive bays 11 expansion slots 6 power supplies

virtualization.info says it all comes down to this:
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webdriver brings a word of caution:
Journal implies that rationing does not exist in the private sector. When you consider deductibles, co-pays, limits and other traps in private insurance, the rationing argument can go both ways. But one thing is as clear today as in the future; very few real healthcare choices exist within insurance plans. Healthcare has always been and will always be rationed. What will change is just the allocation formula.

But Eric Lippert has a different opinion:
Once the mapping is done then the operating system knows that when the process #98 attempts to use pointer 0x12340000 in its address space, that this corresponds to, say, the byte at the beginning of page #2477, and the operating system knows where that page is stored on disk. When that pointer is read from or written to, the operating system can figure out what byte of the disk storage is referred to, and do the appropriate read or write operation.

motor sport "middle east" - Google News brings more details:
Jun 14, 2009 Virtual ride for ex-rally star Sulayem - GulfNews Virtual ride for ex-rally star Sulayem GulfNews, United Arab Emirates By Duane Fonseca, Staff Reporter Dubai: Mohammad Bin Sulayem, the newly elected Vice-President of Federation Internationale l Automobile (FIA), expects the world motorsport governing body to iron out its differences with Formula One teams on the Related items: Virtual ride for ex-rally star Sulayem Mohammad Bin Sulayem survives car crash - GulfNews Bin Sulayem to flag off Ypres Rally Jordan has a right to rally event, Bin Sulayem says Ben Sulayem survives high-speed crash - The National Share and Enjoy:

Still not being convinced, minimal.webmaster replies:
Alltel.com Myaccount In response, Bits claims: Miguel Helft Reporter, San Francisco Search, Internet, online marketing, Google, Yahoo Posts | Profile | E-mail Steve Lohr Reporter, New York Enterprise computing, economics of technology, Microsoft, I.B.M. Posts | Profile | E-mail

Despite the previous arguments, Grahame has many reasons to think otherwise:
Welcome to the future - Motion Control Gaming s False Dawn By: Grahame | June 17th, 2009 Welcome to the future is a phrase that gets used in videogames far too often. Only last week at E3 were Sony and Microsoft trumping their new motion technologies as something that would change games forever.  Many were blown away by what was on offer, especially the footage shown of Project Natal.

Working Dad is not really sure about that:
"Good morning, children, I'm your new teacher," the New Teacher said. Then she closed the door softly and walked to the teacher's desk, and the children in the front row felt and smelled the perfume of her - clean and fresh and young - and as she passed Sandra who sat at the end of the first row she said, "Good morning, Sandra," and Sandra flushed deeply and wondered, aghast, with all the other children, HOW DID SHE KNOW MY NAME? and her heart raced in her chest and made it feel tight and very heavy.

Database Journal says it all comes down to this:
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In addition to this, Prokofy Neva states:
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sduplessie brings a word of caution:
2. NetApp proved that once the box is in, they can make lots of money selling add-on software function/features to that box - probably better than anyone in history. They have maintained 63% gross margins on a product that at the conceptual level, is 20 years old. Brilliant. If they can do the same for the DD world, they will effectively eliminate others who want to grab the same footprint, and at least have the opportunity to repeat their previous success. The key factor is total domination of the footprint. They would need thousands upon thousands of new customers for the DD product set, and they need them really, really fast.

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