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Is your number crunching program geared towards a mass market; or a 'once in a while' report run by a single company? I would expect the two markets to have ve
by reboog711 10y ago
Is your number crunching program geared towards a mass market; or a 'once in a while' report run by a single company?
I would expect the two markets to have very different requirements.
- mixedCase 10y agoI don't have to care about this on Linux, why should I on Windows? What good does it give me, the user?
- Silhouette 10y agoIs your number crunching program geared towards a mass market; or a 'once in a while' report run by a single company? Neither of the above, though this specific type of work might be unique to the project in question for all I know. I also don't know how many other projects with unusual or unique long-running tasks are out there. However, given that there are hundreds of millions of people, if not billions now, with personal computers, I imagine the answer is well into "quite a lot, actually" territory.
- thescribe 10y agoI would expect to be able to plug a router into my computer and flash it without Microsoft deciding to potentially brick the device on basically any operating system.