For anyone upgrading Universe and/or Unidata in Windows, I've
posted some notes on my little experience with PE. In short, the
upgrade is cleaner than in the past and it should only take a few
minutes to do both of them, but there are a couple minor hangups.
On 10/04/11 02:47, Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
I am currently looking at how U2 fits in the cloud environment with
products like Microsoft Azure and I think the model of U2 where each table
is a separate os file is better for cloud computing than Cache's one
system
file (similar to the
From: David Jordan
From my observations, I don't quite agree on Tony's
summation of Cache vs U2.
You are of course welcome to disagree, and I might even agree
with some of your points. But several of your points disagree
with statements that I didn't make. Rather than go through each
in
Rather my point about the Pick issue is not to say that it is not a problem, it
is more the perception of how to sell Pick to senior executives. Business
management are not as concerned about technology as they are about results.
They may have a concern or a perception about the technology
On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 2:39 AM, Wols Lists antli...@youngman.org.ukwrote:
On 10/04/11 02:47, Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
I am currently looking at how U2 fits in the cloud environment with
products like Microsoft Azure and I think the model of U2 where each
table
is a separate os file is
And with your last note yes, we are in complete agreement. :)
Thanks.
T
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Just as an aside, there are better reasons for not making your
underlying technology public knowledge. A lot of companies have it in
their security policy to not disclose this information. Knowing a
company's underlying architecture makes it easier to look for specific
vulnerabilities or execute
From: Dan McGrath
Just as an aside, there are better reasons for not making your
underlying technology public knowledge. A lot of companies have
it in
their security policy to not disclose this information. Knowing
a
company's underlying architecture makes it easier to look for
specific
Agreed. When managing a Pr1me shop on a college campus in the early 90's
when so many youngsters and hackers knew *nix or Windows, I really
appreciated the added security by ignorance we had on our administrative
machines. If students were going to hack, it would be on the boxes other
than where
