On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 15:31:10 +0100, Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>> Dear Steven,
>>
>> Please allow me to introduce myself. I am a long-time Linux advocate and
>> the person behind many of PJ's news items in Groklaw. I also syndicate
>> and read your site regularly, frequently submitting pointers to
>> Digg.com, which earn you traffic from the front page.
My god, now you're claiming to be PJ's "source" for her news items?
Are you sure you're not Rex in disquise?
By the way, did you get his permission to post his private email response?
I'm sure you did. It's not like you ever violate copyright or anything.
> Linux and PHP are more stable than .NET on XP, .NET on Server 2003 is
> another matter. Of course, since IIS is part of the 2003 kernel, if
> something does go wrong, bye-bye operating system. In practice, that
> hasn't happened very often.
Actually, no. IIS is not in the kernel. There is a kernel mode HTTP
cache, but this is not part of IIS. It's independant, and can work with
any http server. There are also kernel mode http caches for Linux.
> Would you mind if I quoted some of your comments in a follow-up. I
> thinking of doing not just a follow-up but simple things you can do with
> LAMP to make it perform much better.
>
> Steven
See, even Steven knows to get permission before posting comments from a
private email. I'm really sure you got his permission. Right? Should I
check?
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