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Were I a CIO facing these issues, I'd stay focused on the one thing definitively under my control - keeping the cost of substitution, of at least application portability, as close to zero as possible.
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Aug 09, 04
infoworld article cited is missing?
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Aug 20, 04
via http://seanmcgrath.blogspot.com/archives/2004_08_15_seanmcgrath_archive.html#109301015946675799
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Implementing REST Web Services: Best Practices and Guidelines
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Sep 09, 04
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An interesting quick comparison of Fibre Channel, SATA, and Serial Attached SCSI drives. They hit the high points and give some great point advice for making a decision.
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An interesting quick comparison of Fibre Channel, SATA, and Serial Attached SCSI drives. They hit the high points and give some great point advice for making a decision.
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Choking on XML — everyone knows that XML causes a lot of bloat because it's a very verbose language, but that's not what this article is about. It seems that a lot of SOA projects are routinely passing around messages that are several megabytes in size — and sometimes a gigabyte or more. A technical architect from a New York investment bank explains why that's a problem and why there's no easy answer.
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Choking on XML — everyone knows that XML causes a lot of bloat because it's a very verbose language, but that's not what this article is about. It seems that a lot of SOA projects are routinely passing around messages that are several megabytes in size — and sometimes a gigabyte or more. A technical architect from a New York investment bank explains why that's a problem and why there's no easy answer.
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Given that there are no exceptions to Gall's Law: A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. I believe WS-YouMustBeJoking is doomed to collapse under its own weight. Good riddance to it. Why has this situation come about? Because smart people had neural spasms? No. Because smart people realise that this stuff is *real* important and commercial agendas are at work all over the map. The most important document to read if you want to understand the WS-IfThisIsProgressImAMonkeysUncle cacophony is How to wage and win a standards war by Carl Shapiro and Hal Varian.
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Given that there are no exceptions to Gall's Law: A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. I believe WS-YouMustBeJoking is doomed to collapse under its own weight. Good riddance to it. Why has this situation come about? Because smart people had neural spasms? No. Because smart people realise that this stuff is *real* important and commercial agendas are at work all over the map. The most important document to read if you want to understand the WS-IfThisIsProgressImAMonkeysUncle cacophony is How to wage and win a standards war by Carl Shapiro and Hal Varian.
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Sony will announce next month that it developed an 8-layer version of the Blu-ray Disc that is capable of storing 200GB of data, according to a company spokesperson. Advertisement The announcement will be made at the International Symposium on Optical Memory 2004, which takes from October 11 to October 15, in Jeju Island, South Korea, according to Sony. The company further plans to commercialize a 4-layer 100GB version in 2007, says Sony spokesperson Taro Takamine.
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Sony will announce next month that it developed an 8-layer version of the Blu-ray Disc that is capable of storing 200GB of data, according to a company spokesperson. Advertisement The announcement will be made at the International Symposium on Optical Memory 2004, which takes from October 11 to October 15, in Jeju Island, South Korea, according to Sony. The company further plans to commercialize a 4-layer 100GB version in 2007, says Sony spokesperson Taro Takamine.
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