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[Opinion] A Public Answer To Rob McNelly
Post 302976136 by Peasant on Friday 24th of June 2016 07:39:30 AM
06-24-2016
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It's the monies.
If you have quality documentation how things work under the hood, less calls to support (IBM, Oracle, HP or their bastard support firms), equals less cash for them.
There is no love. Just plain cash hunting everywhere you turn.
I've seen in my short career (about 10 years, oppose to you unix masters), folks intentionally delivering broken stuff just to fix it after and fill their hourly/monthly quota.
Other problem is a new generation of kids who emerge from technical and other faculties which know nothing, and worst, even don't want to learn.
All they do is run scripts someone else wrote.
Click puppets/AI installers/PXE someone else configured.
Everything needs to be done before, so mindless automatons can do their jobs.
Looks like 90% of IT today is in 'human centipede' mode, just forwarding crap around.
Excuse me upfront if i'm dull to you
Regards
Peasant.
If you have quality documentation how things work under the hood, less calls to support (IBM, Oracle, HP or their bastard support firms), equals less cash for them.
There is no love. Just plain cash hunting everywhere you turn.
I've seen in my short career (about 10 years, oppose to you unix masters), folks intentionally delivering broken stuff just to fix it after and fill their hourly/monthly quota.
Other problem is a new generation of kids who emerge from technical and other faculties which know nothing, and worst, even don't want to learn.
All they do is run scripts someone else wrote.
Click puppets/AI installers/PXE someone else configured.
Everything needs to be done before, so mindless automatons can do their jobs.
Looks like 90% of IT today is in 'human centipede' mode, just forwarding crap around.
Excuse me upfront if i'm dull to you
Regards
Peasant.
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NDB_CPCD(1) MySQL Database System NDB_CPCD(1) NAME
ndb_cpcd - automate testing of NDB (development use only) SYNOPSIS
ndb_cpcd options DESCRIPTION
A utility having this name was formerly part of an internal automated test framework used in testing and debugging MySQL Cluster. It was deprecated in MySQL Cluster NDB 7.0, and removed from MySQL Cluster distributions provided by Oracle beginning with MySQL Cluster NDB 7.2.1. COPYRIGHT
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