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Comment #36738813
As someone who has been an enterprise customer this depends on a lot of factors. First being who your competitors are and how their pricing is structured. At work we are evaluating…
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Comment #36728729
Agreed. I became a nihilist as a teenager and still believe life mostly has no meaning. Humans will all die and the earth will keep turning. I don't really believe in an afterlife.…
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Comment #22290762
I believe it is actually the TOML format which was obviously inspired by .ini files. TOML has a formal standard while ini files have no formal standard being the big difference.
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Comment #19468498
Beanstalk is nice for rapid development. The problem I is that it doesn't scale for nontrivial architiched apps. I've converted failing beanstalk deployments to real orchestarators…
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Comment #19222374
I bought XOM about 2-3 weeks ago at 71.75 You're also not calculating dividends. Xom is pay 4.4 and some of my other holding have already paid a few thousand in dividends.
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Comment #19222342
I'm long in these holdings. The S&P500 over 60 days involves no research.
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Comment #19222334
It's been approved by RH and the DOJ. Google tried to make a larger offer. Where is the risk in not getting $190 a share?
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Comment #19221673
that's a fucking_tragedy indeed lol Good fortune to you!
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Comment #19221667
I average 12%-20+% yearly. I like to look at companies with a good PEG (price to earnings over growth) on a PEG of 1.00 or less unless their are good fundamentals. I like companies…
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Comment #19221618
I was actually up 13% on ENB a Canadian pipeline company. My gain is cut in half because I doubled up on shares. I'm long on everything but RHT which is a cash payout.
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Comment #19221593
RHT should make me about $6000. I bought it the day after IBM announced they would pay $190 a share. Disclaimer I'm Redhat Certified.
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Comment #19221583
Today I have 5 stocks i've bought over the past 60 days. I wont take the time to post my past 24 years of investing. I'm doing ok and so is my team of close friends I bounce ideas …
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Comment #19221292
People who fail to read and educate themselves will listen to snake oils salesman pitches and trade stocks like a junkie on heroin. I spent years learning industries, learning how …
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Comment #19063908
I worked for Ibm Websphere 1998-2002 in those days. I supported Aix, HP/UX, Solaris 8, and 4 rpm based Linux versions. Our job was to do nightly builds and test on each OS with DB2…
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Comment #18716124
Ansible is an imperative language while Puppet is declarative. Ansible is push mode (ssh connection) while Puppet and Chef have an agent that pulls and enforces configuration. Ansi…
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Comment #18331633
Openshift.
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Comment #18331617
Kodak like Sears made money on retail consumers. IBM like Microsoft make a majority of revenue on Enterprise customers and service contracts.
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Comment #18331567
IBM's customers are the same as Microsoft's customers (at least the high profit ones). Very large enterprise companies locked into contracts worth millions and 100s of millions of …
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Comment #17873125
Are the palettes accurate? Did you try a Google image search?
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Comment #17730297
FTP TCP and IP are protocols, GSM is a european standard and REST is an easy method for building applications in which the backend is called the API (application programming interf…
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Comment #17528630
Not sure why you were down voted. The test only showed removing the chip disabled the camera. The chip BCM15700A2 is a WLAN/Bluetooth chip used on Intel 8260 cards and lots of Dell…
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Comment #17519931
Fellow grey neckbeard here, I resisted vm's at first. I seriously resisted the idea of the cloud. I resisted Devops and Agile. I looked curiously at containers as possibly not just…
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Comment #17519900
In Devops ops write infrastructure as code. I'm an old school bash perl sysadmin. Devops with Agile is a cultural shift and has transformed the last 4 companies I've worked at. Two…