Chichen-Itza before and after it was “discovered”.
“It appears to be a small crude stone structure on a hill of no significance”—Research Scientist, 1892
@tetsuoai There is an endless effort to access, be-on-it and manipulate artificial memory - how about applying same effort to access the O2 or N2 memory space?
5. Solaris users tune kernels with precision.
Windows NT 4.0 users tune monitors by smacking the side.
6. Solaris networking feels like NASA mission control.
NT 4.0 networking feels like untangling Christmas lights during a thunderstorm.
1. **Solaris OS** is like a disciplined martial arts master. **Windows NT 4.0 Server** is like a guy fixing the TV by hitting it with a shoe.
2. Solaris admins say, “The system uptime is 497 days.”
NT 4.0 admins say, “Good news — it rebooted successfully.”
3. Solaris handles enterprise workloads like a freight train.
Windows NT 4.0 handles enterprise workloads like a shopping cart with one bad wheel.
4. Solaris error logs read like engineering documents.
NT 4.0 error messages read like: “Something bad happened. Good luck.”