On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 5:39 PM, Toby Thain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> > > Let's not be too quick to assign blame, or to think that perfecting > the behaviour is straightforward or even possible. > > Traditionally, systems bearing 'enterprisey' expectations were/are > integrated hardware and software from one vendor (e.g. Sun) which > could be certified as a unit. > PSSSHHH, Sun should be certifying every piece of hardware that is, or will ever be released. Community putback shmamunnity putback. > > Start introducing 'random $20 components' and you begin to dilute the > quality and predictability of the composite system's behaviour. > But this NEVER happens on linux *grin*. > > If hard drive firmware is as cr*ppy as anecdotes indicate, what can > we really expect from a $20 USB pendrive? > > --Toby > > Perfection? --Tim
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