« dye is cast | Main | art »
April 19, 2006
optimal
Like I don't have anything else to think about, I was pondering on different ways that backups can be done cheaply. One of thoughts that came to me was the use of the network, and particularly, the use of peer to peer network but it occurs to me that peer to peer has an optimal size range. Also, to ensure complete information, you would need multiple copies of information. Not very efficient when you hold a terabyte of information. However, the cheapest means of backups is trying to use something you already have. I agree with my coworker backups on tape are inefficient but necessary.
You can bet on somebody's job! They were right though it's way before the 30th.
Interesting story about Jude Shao. I wonder if there's more to this story. He must have really angered someone or just stuck in political hell. Jude and others like him take a major risk when they do business in a country that doesn't work by Western standards.
IMF makes a strong statement about the dollar. Something has to slow down the rate of US deficit.
Google's search is not sufficient for adding real corporate value. It's like selling the CueCat in the late 90s.
One of the most vexing problems of living in the Internet age is having to wait. I hate waiting for a new book to come out with one of my favorite authors.
Taking a trip down memory lane using the Internet Archive. I was able to go back to a version of my previous site in 2001. I would have gone back all the way to 1998 if Geocities hadn't blocked the Archive. BTW, is everyone (Nullgel, CamWorld, MegNut) now married?!?
I used to be Windows 2000 SP3, now I'm the following:
Which OS are You?
Posted by azileretsis at April 19, 2006 09:23 AM
Comments
Post a comment
Thanks for signing in, . Now you can comment. (sign out)
(If you haven't left a comment here before, you may need to be approved by the site owner before your comment will appear. Until then, it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.)