jshharlow

Yahoo is red hat, I believe amazon is also. One of the reasons is why should even large companies want to focus on supporting an operating system (yahoo still sort of tries this with freebsd) when a company that does that and only that will probably do it better.

Sunscreen indoors, questionable.

Very nice :-)

Agreed, for GUI component areas it seems it has been pretty successful (I'm assuming anything complex in a GUI would also not be manageable though?). Just from some limited experience it seems a lot of "enterprise" products try to go this route. It seems like the amount of time to program the same logic, vs the complexity in the GUI would actually not be worth the benefit. But I guess the initial 5 minute demo that is shown makes it look really shiny, until u start adding complexity, and then it falls apart.

Comparing its security to P2P seems odd. Last time I checked FTP used plain-text passwords :-/

No closures :-(