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by shemnon42 9y ago
All those stats and one lingering question: whats the Weissman Score?
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by shemnon42 10y ago
> This requires the addition of random garbage in the first file Like a third party binary driver?
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by shemnon42 10y ago
Other than "works at Google scale?" That not a dig at Perforce, it scales well but not to the absurd scale Google dials it up to. That is the major feature that drives any differences.
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by shemnon42 10y ago
van to nap-pod
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by shemnon42 10y ago
No, I think Oracle is targeting a different market because to them it is a low hanging fruit. AWS got a lot of startups and tech savvy companies (like Netflix). If I were Oracle I would target existing customers, who generally are not the
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by shemnon42 10y ago
crontab is the easiest part. It's the integration to the moving targets that are social media APIs that you are paying for.
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by shemnon42 10y ago
Can confirm, although the asphyxiation often comes from a level or two up.
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by shemnon42 10y ago
> I don't know anyone with a Chromebook That may be because of who is buying them. They are making huge inroads to public schools (a former apple stronghold). The "Cloud Everything" bit solves a large "where's
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by shemnon42 10y ago
Did you even read the article?
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by shemnon42 10y ago
Those older examples suffered from the "double spend problem" where you could spend the digital currency twice (or more). Kind of like cheque fraud. The Proof of Work part of bitcoin (the part that consumes all that electricity)
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by shemnon42 11y ago
> However, given that Oracle still pushes the Ask.com toolbar They don't do that anymore. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2940688/java-installer-ditche...