Our product is 1.7 times fatser than Java based product
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Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
and Apple claims that its mail server is 1.7 times[^] faster than Sun Java Messaging Server.
Their marketing people blew it. If you really want to impress the consumer, they should have said "our mail server is 10^6 times faster than the US Postal Service." Now that's impressive! Would certainly sell me! Marc
I'm not overthinking the problem, I just felt like I needed a small, unimportant, uninteresting rant! - Martin Hart Turner
And without the risk of any employee going postal...
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And without the risk of any employee going postal...
You just had to deliver that one, didn't you?
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You just had to deliver that one, didn't you?
It was an open goal. :)
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I had a big laugh when I saw the performance benchmarks for Mac OSX Snow Leopard Server. One area was the mail server performance[^] and Apple claims that its mail server is 1.7 times[^] faster than Sun Java Messaging Server. Sure :), so if you want to market your product as being fast what is is better than comparing it with Java based product.
fatser :confused: sound like bloatware to me :laugh:
Steve _________________ I C(++) therefore I am
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I had a big laugh when I saw the performance benchmarks for Mac OSX Snow Leopard Server. One area was the mail server performance[^] and Apple claims that its mail server is 1.7 times[^] faster than Sun Java Messaging Server. Sure :), so if you want to market your product as being fast what is is better than comparing it with Java based product.
I run faster than a bodybuilder. I am stronger than a sprinter. I am smarter than a prairie dog, and cuter than a rocket scientest. I am a marketer and I can spin the world. LOL
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At the door: Knock knock. From inside: Who's that? - very long silence - ...After a while At the door: Java
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
At the door: Knock knock. From inside: Who's that? - 1.7 times shorter silence - ...After a while At the door: Mac OS X Mail Server
Where it seems there are only borderlines, Where others turn and sigh, You shall rise!
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At the door: Knock knock. From inside: Who's that? - 1.7 times shorter silence - ...After a while At the door: Mac OS X Mail Server
Where it seems there are only borderlines, Where others turn and sigh, You shall rise!
:laugh: Thanks, I needed that. :)
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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I had a big laugh when I saw the performance benchmarks for Mac OSX Snow Leopard Server. One area was the mail server performance[^] and Apple claims that its mail server is 1.7 times[^] faster than Sun Java Messaging Server. Sure :), so if you want to market your product as being fast what is is better than comparing it with Java based product.
I'm prettier than one of the ugliest man alive! That should sell me to the ladies :-\
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At the door: Knock knock. From inside: Who's that? - 1.7 times shorter silence - ...After a while At the door: Mac OS X Mail Server
Where it seems there are only borderlines, Where others turn and sigh, You shall rise!
roflmfao tff
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At the door: Knock knock. From inside: Who's that? - very long silence - ...After a while At the door: Java
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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I had a big laugh when I saw the performance benchmarks for Mac OSX Snow Leopard Server. One area was the mail server performance[^] and Apple claims that its mail server is 1.7 times[^] faster than Sun Java Messaging Server. Sure :), so if you want to market your product as being fast what is is better than comparing it with Java based product.
Yes, but carrier pigeon is faster than broadband as well.
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Yes, but carrier pigeon is faster than broadband as well.
Am I the only one that misses dialing up at 3am to check an online bbs for messages? or am I just living in the past? -Kaster
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Am I the only one that misses dialing up at 3am to check an online bbs for messages? or am I just living in the past? -Kaster
I miss online bbs systems also, and the old mail networks (we had one called UltiNet) But your'e still living in the past... :)
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I miss online bbs systems also, and the old mail networks (we had one called UltiNet) But your'e still living in the past... :)
Oh well then, are there even any of them around at all? I mean, I wonder if anyone still has any running that you can dial into? -Kaster