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by ssmoot 16y ago
Ditto. It also doesn't hurt to come off as sincere. If I like you, I'll push to get you. Simple as that. I'd like the best deal, but at the end of the day I'll do my best, and I'll let you know how far I can go. At that point the ball is in
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by ssmoot 16y ago
As a manager I would not recommend this. Sure, find out your worth, be realistic, then just sit down and have an honest conversation with your boss. Putting them in the position of thinking they have to offer you "stay money" without first
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by ssmoot 16y ago
What is your argument exactly? Do you even understand what I said? Here's the output of one of our services: fmri svc:/application/harbor/unicorn:default name Unicorn Rack Server enabled true state online next_st
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by ssmoot 16y ago
XML isn't the best perhaps. But it's not a road-block either. New config files are always new. And who cares what it's implemented in as long as it doesn't fall over? I mean, ideally sure. C FTW on resource utilization, but honestly, if t
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by ssmoot 16y ago
Solaris SMF is actually one of the best things about Solaris (IMO). Runit documentation as an init replacement are woefully out of date for most platforms, and Upstart seems like it's still beta at-best. I'm not that savvy, but I know of no
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by ssmoot 16y ago
Data de-dupe is FUBAR. It's why snv_134, which was supposed to be final was scrapped. I hadn't heard of a FreeBSD kernel issue, but if that's true, it might just be for the best for the next 6 months at least. de-dupe is kinda a useless fea
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by ssmoot 16y ago
That's just silly. Having used pkg, pkgutil, pkg-get, apt-get, and ports near daily for awhile ports hands down beats anything on the *solaris platforms. For one, you can find the libraries you want and they actually work. Postgres 8.4 on F
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by ssmoot 16y ago
OpenSolaris is the only platform that I'm aware of that supports ZFS and has stable, fast iSCSI Target support. (FreeBSD initiators don't even mount iSCSI LUNs on a reboot. I happen to like FreeBSD anyway, but it's not quite there for iSCSI
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by ssmoot 17y ago
Jon, no offense at all. I just looked at your site and realized you were the guy I've been feeling sorry for all this time since you were one of the early production adopters. I'm glad to hear it's been a pretty smooth experience. I can sto
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by ssmoot 17y ago
On the "boast", that probably came off a bit strongly. I'm pretty much a dick online. And in person my friends tell me... :-D Anyways, yes, OK, nothing new under the sun. I don't doubt better programmers than me did this awhile back. I'm ju
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by ssmoot 17y ago
Wycats is in marketing. His biggest contribution was inventing the term "Strategic Eager Loading". He made no significant code contribution. True, he did generate a SWIG wrapper to create the first prototype of DataObjects after a conversat