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Right. There has been a fair amount of nastiness on this forum and it ends here.
When I started here this place was pretty much dead, with people coming here more to get a bit of help rather than chat. I have seen (and hopefully helped) the web forum develop into a small community.
We have realised that many of us have a lot in common, and between us we have a wide range of skills that has got to a point where SR are sponsoring us to set up a website offering help.
Though we are all varied in our backgrounds and we all have different ways of assessing and dealing with issues, we must work as a team now more than ever instead of being at eachothers throats about minor issues. We all have specialist skills that will make this site a success and rather than argue on who does something better, learn from the other person and develop your skills accordingly.
As I see it, for this site of ours to be a true success, we must forget about minor issues, personal grudges, "mine's better than yours", "my dads harder than yours" and so on. Out of all the forums on this site this is the one that for me feels like it has the tightest group, and I feel like a member rather than a user. I'd like to see it kept that way.
Can't we all just get along? :)
Slave.
When I started here this place was pretty much dead, with people coming here more to get a bit of help rather than chat. I have seen (and hopefully helped) the web forum develop into a small community.
We have realised that many of us have a lot in common, and between us we have a wide range of skills that has got to a point where SR are sponsoring us to set up a website offering help.
Though we are all varied in our backgrounds and we all have different ways of assessing and dealing with issues, we must work as a team now more than ever instead of being at eachothers throats about minor issues. We all have specialist skills that will make this site a success and rather than argue on who does something better, learn from the other person and develop your skills accordingly.
As I see it, for this site of ours to be a true success, we must forget about minor issues, personal grudges, "mine's better than yours", "my dads harder than yours" and so on. Out of all the forums on this site this is the one that for me feels like it has the tightest group, and I feel like a member rather than a user. I'd like to see it kept that way.
Can't we all just get along? :)
Slave.
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Well, I tried. Your loss, not mine.
Turbonutter wrote:
> Nope, just busy...
Well, they're your servers, not mine but I really think
> you'd be better off with Unix.
So you keep saying...
> Nope, just busy...
Well, they're your servers, not mine but I really think
> you'd be better off with Unix.
So you keep saying...
Nope, just busy...
Well, they're your servers, not mine but I really think you'd be better off with Unix.
Well, they're your servers, not mine but I really think you'd be better off with Unix.
ajg wrote:
> hehe, couldn't have put it better myself...
Finlly shut him up though didn't it!!
> hehe, couldn't have put it better myself...
Finlly shut him up though didn't it!!
hehe, couldn't have put it better myself...
Turbonutter wrote:
> Not really. Stand up for yourself and for your servers!
You REALLY don't understand the idea of corporate business models do you!!
> Not really. Stand up for yourself and for your servers!
You REALLY don't understand the idea of corporate business models do you!!
Not really. Stand up for yourself and for your servers!
Turbonutter wrote:
> Hmm, you have a point. I still think you'd be better with a Unix based server
> environment at least.
Id love to go Unix, but unfortunately it's out of our hands!!
> Hmm, you have a point. I still think you'd be better with a Unix based server
> environment at least.
Id love to go Unix, but unfortunately it's out of our hands!!
Tyla wrote:
> Turbonutter wrote:
> Well once you upgrade to Apache and PHP, your site
> should run a hell of a lot
> faster and be more stable. You would probably
> find writing new code faster as
> well.
Also.. it isn't just one server
> we'd need...
We'd need a farm of 28 Racks (including back up) and our current
> farm is only 5 months old!! Again, cost is the Issue!!
No need for new servers. If the current ones can run windows at a decent speed then they can run unix at a bliningly fast rate. I know its a lot of effort to move over and you don't do it all at once. Take it one server/site at a time.
> Turbonutter wrote:
> Well once you upgrade to Apache and PHP, your site
> should run a hell of a lot
> faster and be more stable. You would probably
> find writing new code faster as
> well.
Also.. it isn't just one server
> we'd need...
We'd need a farm of 28 Racks (including back up) and our current
> farm is only 5 months old!! Again, cost is the Issue!!
No need for new servers. If the current ones can run windows at a decent speed then they can run unix at a bliningly fast rate. I know its a lot of effort to move over and you don't do it all at once. Take it one server/site at a time.
Hmm, you have a point. I still think you'd be better with a Unix based server environment at least.
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