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On Thursday 17 December 2009 00:25:43 Dale wrote: |
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> >> Hearing they use old code is not to surprising actually. Look at air |
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> >> traffic control. Every time they try to upgrade, it crashes. I guess |
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> >> the cheapest bidder is not always the best. o_O |
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> > Every such crash after an upgrade I know of is trying to run the thing |
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> > on Windows... |
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> Yep, I read the same thing. Why not use a real OS? I'm thinking BSD or |
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> something. Linux would be good but I think BSD is even better suited |
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> for basically 100% uptime. |
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Solaris. |
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Those guys need thumping great big iron. Solaris excels at that. |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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