Nope. Not so healthy. Lol. But tasty.

Science looks at my butt when I ewalk by.

The same dangers apply to chef, puppet, cfEngine, salt stack, etc.

Thanks, @scottalanmiller that was hysterical.

@Joyfano said:

Thanks. I will save this this reference. Might be helpful in the future.

Learning to script well isns great way to advance your career.

I want this, but I'll need two one to call Rocksteady & the other obviously Bebop.

Microsoft made Windows 8 on ARM. Released it and already killed it off. So they have it working for a server but I don't see it as likely. Microsoft's history is full of failed attempts at second processor Architexture options. Remember NT4 on DEC Alpha and 2003 on Itanium IA64? Those didn't last.

Investing in Windows on ARM would be foolish given their track record.

I agree. Good for both parties. Oracle brings a lot of very large enterprise customers to the table for OpenStack.

@scottalanmiller said:

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So me.

@Carnival-Boy said:

This never happens with on-premise 😉

While I have to agree that it 'rarely' happens, it is funny none the less....

Just so happens I caused an outage this morning (needed to reboot from updates). lol

I thought so.

Made more fun when your code only works in a IE or FF!

I think this thread must have picked up a few buzzwords along the way. Buzz word. Buzzword. Buzzy fuzzy word...

It seems to me like the new iproute2 tools are more powerful, at least according to some articles I've seen... and they have been around since 1999 according to Wikipedia, lol.

My favorite mobile processor was the Intel StrongArm.