It is a real problem when you google a phrase and it does not appear anywhere. Well, it will now, but did not at the time. Try “Virtual Memory Ware”. Let me explain further. The following comes from a report given to a large national organisation to it’s semi-autonimous state body. <\/p>\n
‘one of these initiatives includes improving the frequency of backing up data and increasing speed to restore in the event of a system crash. This will involve usinge new technology called “Virtual Memory Ware” which will also reduce the need for multiple back up servers, thereb reducing capital and maintainence costs’<\/i><\/p>\n
I am no expert but I suspect that Virtual Memory Ware is actually the Company VMWARE, and that they are referring to their ‘Virtual Server’ technology.<\/p>\n
Another thing that I noticed today is in the TV Magazine in the Sun Herald. On the front page there is a headline about how one of the Desperate Housewives is pregnant and is set to continue on the show, including a headshot. Then on the table of contents page is the entire two paragraphs of the story, taking up the same physical space as the headline and photo.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It is a real problem when you google a phrase and it does not appear anywhere. Well, it will now, but did not at the time. Try “Virtual Memory Ware”. Let me explain further. The following comes from a report …<\/p>\n