Category: Computer
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Grid computing
A lot of the argument for grid computing is a cost-down argument. We’re constantly trying to tell people that’s wrong. It’s really a value-up argument; you can now do stuff with these computers that you could never have imagined doing before because they’re so effective at processing data.Mike Beckerle
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Malfunctions
The most overlooked advantage to owning a computer is that if they foul up there’s no law against wacking them around a little.Joe Martin
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Wolves at the door
I’ve been noticing the kind of rhetoric we saw when the foundations at Lotus started to crumble before IBM bought them and made them a subsidiary. I’m starting to see more and more articles like the one today on ZDNet: Why Microsoft matters less every 6 months. It will be interesting to see what happens…
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So that’s what marketing is…
…the insane popularity of products such as the iPod and the iPhone has weakened Apple’s reality distortion field (in other words, marketing)…Adrian Kingsley-Hughes Gear for Geeks; Wednesday, October 17, 2007