At a glance, this looks a lot like the underlying software running Texas Memory Systems' (now IBM) RamSan products, except built to run on off-the-shelf hardware of the user's choice, which is quite a nice development.…
I'd say you've hit the nail squarely on the head here. As an (amusingly directly relevant to the side-discussion) example, in a college English course I took we had a group project and presentation in which we had to…
At a glance, this looks a lot like the underlying software running Texas Memory Systems' (now IBM) RamSan products, except built to run on off-the-shelf hardware of the user's choice, which is quite a nice development.…
I'd say you've hit the nail squarely on the head here. As an (amusingly directly relevant to the side-discussion) example, in a college English course I took we had a group project and presentation in which we had to…