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Glenn Koster quotes Carly Fiorina:
> - It acknowledges the fact that customers have discrete needs
> within their computing environments, needs that require
> different computing platforms . therefore NT, HP-UX and
> Linux, all receive mission-critical levels of support.
> Technology is changing so fast, that to bet a business on
> proprietary technology . or on a single technology .
> commits an IT environment to becoming a legacy environment.
Golly, but this is funny.
Not only does this imply that "legacy" = "obsolete", but it also implies
the NT is nonproprietary (and therefore, nonlegacy). It also implies that
the best way to run a mission-critical site is to change systems every
three months.
Is this person a CEO, or a columnist?
-- Bruce
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