As has been my idiom lately, I will comment on food.
Went to Charley’s steakhouse while attending EMC World.
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Just ate at Keens Steakhouse in NYC
Well, just finished the meal. Steak was ordered medium-rare, arrived medium, a bit chewy (but still tasty) and not hot. I was too tired to complain and ate military style (i.e. it was gone in a minute).
The 26oz ribeye I had at Wollensky’s a couple years ago was a religious experience, comparatively. That thing needed a butterknife, at most. Sometimes staring at it hard enough was sufficient to lop off a piece.
I admit I don’t have enough of a statistical sample for either joint.
Just thought I’d share this.
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It’s all about data classification and searching
I don’t know if this has been discussed elsewhere but I felt like I had an epiphany so there…
They way I see it, in a decade or two the most important technology regarding data will be data classification and search technologies.
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Some clarification on the caching
Re the previous post:
If you want to use supercache or uptempo the idea is that you take AWAY from windows/SQL/exchange cache and add to the fancy cache.
So who am I?
Hello everyone,
My name is Dimitris Krekoukias.
This blog used to be on another server, I moved it here – hopefully this hosting facility will be more stable.
I resemble a silverback gorila more than a monkey (man-pelt and all), and could probably wrestle one (and have a fair chance of winning).
I have extensive experience in the storage, performance, backup and recovery arena, and indeed know far more about certain products than I (or, indeed, the respective vendors) would like to.
Hopefully everyone will find this blog stimulating, controversial and, at times, annoying – in which case, tough.
D