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sweet, my hood scores a 94 out of a hundred for “walkability”
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a Windows clone of apt?
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umm…what? even for Dvorak, this is convoluted
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some solid case studies for Canonical / Ubuntu; RedMonk could be one
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“Over the past year we’ve developed our file infrastructure, replication, backup, caching, and S3-backed storage to the point where we don’t feel like we need to artificially limit what you folks are able to upload just to keep up with growth.”
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as Chris said, sometimes a reality check is good for your perspective
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“Marketers who are doing best are trying, they’re beta [testing] all over the place, they see what works and they build on that.” – couldn’t agree more. the shotgun approach is highly recommended in this day and age, though checked w/ metrics.
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it’s a difficult realization for every business, but the fact is they never had the control in the first place – it’s just that we had inefficient distribution mechanisms.
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mmm…six week sabbatical
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“I am the sworn enemy of most analysts, who do little more than tell you…what happened 5 years ago…or…exactly what won’t happen in the future…Not so with RedMonk.” – it’s comments like this, from real, bright practitioners, that make this job fu
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“United Airlines diverted a plane to Denver this morning after encountering turbulence that sent eight passengers and two flight attendants to hospitals.” – that must have been some ridiculous turbulence
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