@alexntg said:

http://blogs.office.com/2013/08/29/exchange-online-mailbox-sizes-are-doubling/

How the heck did we miss that for so long? Weird.

@jasonh said:

Cool ; they finally copied FreeBSD Jail technology 🙂 this is one thing I've been missing on Linux.

No, that they've had, more of less, for a while. This is a little different, I think. Have not played with it but this is more of application virtualization (I hate that term) rather than how Jails approaches it. Lots of similarity but Linux already had LXC and other technologies to attempt to compete with Jails. No idea why they didn't port Jails directly or make something almost identical. Solaris Zones is really the one to catch, they've had it for so long and it is so enterprise that that is the one to mimic.

hahahah Good idea

When i was studying in college i always have ONE NOTE for all subject.
I hope my Sense of humor is EXCEL-ling today.

@Dashrender said:

It's amazing the things you have to take into consideration when you building something this big.

No kidding. That is some amazing stuff. Just like enormous buildings. So much engineering there.

@Dashrender said:

@computerchip

No, no turbo button until the 386 I think...

Yeah, many generations later. 8088, 80186, 80286....

Going by apparent sales, micro&soft would be what everyone has been buying inspite of it's short shelf life, unexpected colour swaps and cause your washing machine to generate a BSOD (Blue Sock of Death) randomly
However, the Linux one will probably have a longer shelf life, require less per wash, make your washing machine last longer but it will also require command line installation mid wash

I found it on 9gag. No idea if that was it's first home.

What OS are you on? Are you on Mint?

I am curious and i drop by to read about Chef. Interesting 🙂

@Nara said:

It depends on the system. Through the use of test pools, VDI change management's pretty much baked-in. With most virtualized environments, key VMs can be cloned into a test environment.

From what I've seen, none of the players (Chef, Puppy, etc.) attempt to address desktop needs. I'm a little confused by this because it seems like it would be a natural fit but the market seems to be eschewed from the vendor perspective and the use of disparate tools expected from the client perspective.

Cloning VMs works as a starting point. These tools are good for keeping them that way in the future.

@Aaron-Studer said:

I am around some place 😃
There he is!

I will have to be super careful now that I am using multiple tablets and my laptop (which is connected to my desktop via synergy). The temptation to just leave the laptop stationary most of the time will be there now.

Why does that surprise anyone? it's a normal cyclic naming game.