> Digital photography just doesn't have the soul of actual film photography it's missing the physical connection. Indeed! I just recently bought a couple of old 35mm SLR bodies and lenses to get back into film…
> All you need is one person that can access it. Do you know of any technology that we can no longer access? Technically, that's true. However, would it be economically feasible for the average person with ordinary…
> the [Power/AIX] virtualization is insanely good in practice This is my experience as well. IMO, Power/AIX has the most sophisticated virtualization available. IBM just has no idea how to market it.
Location: San Antonio, TX Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no, but am willing to travel occasionally (have valid US passport) Technologies: ObjC, C, C++, Python, Java, iOS, Android, SQLite, PostgreSQL, Linux,…
> Digital photography just doesn't have the soul of actual film photography it's missing the physical connection. Indeed! I just recently bought a couple of old 35mm SLR bodies and lenses to get back into film…
> All you need is one person that can access it. Do you know of any technology that we can no longer access? Technically, that's true. However, would it be economically feasible for the average person with ordinary…
> the [Power/AIX] virtualization is insanely good in practice This is my experience as well. IMO, Power/AIX has the most sophisticated virtualization available. IBM just has no idea how to market it.
Location: San Antonio, TX Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no, but am willing to travel occasionally (have valid US passport) Technologies: ObjC, C, C++, Python, Java, iOS, Android, SQLite, PostgreSQL, Linux,…