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  1. @patrickdlogan Indeed, if I recall correctly global/local is configurable within assemblies as well. 8:15 AM Nov 20th from Echofon in reply to patrickdlogan
  2. @patrickdlogan Yep and version management becomes easier - each process could have it's own version of it's dependents - reduces clashes. 8:11 AM Nov 20th from Echofon in reply to patrickdlogan
  3. @patrickdlogan In essence, easier to upgrade a whole process (kill, xcopy/replace, start) as opposed to hot-patching bits of a running one. 8:10 AM Nov 20th from Echofon in reply to patrickdlogan
  4. @patrickdlogan Not so much dynamic loading but probably for e.g. in-JVM package management, modules and hot-upgrade of .jars etc 8:08 AM Nov 20th from Echofon in reply to patrickdlogan
  5. @patrickdlogan xcopy-install isn't tied to Windows - OS X apps do it too - it's more a conceptual approach. 8:02 AM Nov 20th from Echofon in reply to patrickdlogan
  6. @patrickdlogan Yep, an OS-process and it's associated dependent bits (libraries and such) - think xcopy-install. 7:36 AM Nov 20th from Echofon
  7. WebApps '10 - could be good: http://bit.ly/1Tjfcp 5:20 AM Nov 20th from Echofon
  8. Thinking the signs point strongly at a process being the right unit for deployment etc rather than say individual packages within a process. 3:44 AM Nov 20th from Echofon
  9. @bigballofmud "Software professionals are presumed by many executives to possess paranormal skills" and vice versa in my experience... 1:15 AM Nov 20th from Echofon in reply to bigballofmud
  10. @lancewalton @channingwalton Waterfall is a perfect responsibility avoidance opportunity. 1:15 AM Nov 19th from Echofon in reply to lancewalton
  11. -> @smcnamara: looks like "the cloud" will cure all ills, feed the hungry, world peace etc. - yep it's become as meaningless as SOA. 9:25 AM Nov 18th from Echofon
  12. @monadic Quite probably, though I have the distinct impression people don't see the costs that negate the value of the complexity. 1:32 AM Nov 18th from Echofon in reply to monadic
  13. So much focus on managing complexity. Wouldn't we do better eliminating complexity so we can focus on delivering value? 1:26 AM Nov 18th from Echofon
  14. Why are so many devs prepared to give technical respect to vendors without so much as a challenging question? Tribal behaviour? Sheep? 5:56 AM Nov 17th from Echofon
  15. @jstrachan This http://bit.ly/4loDE8 works pretty well - make sure to setup sparse-band-size too: http://bit.ly/2f159j 3:12 AM Nov 17th from Echofon in reply to jstrachan
  16. @jstrachan I have time machine running against a NAS, no problem - are you getting errors or something else? 2:25 AM Nov 17th from Echofon in reply to jstrachan
  17. So-called cloud experts who put forward command and control architectures don't know what they're about - c&c doesn't work well distributed. 1:31 AM Nov 15th from Echofon
  18. Do you think business value is entirely about limitless compromises to code and ship right now? 4:08 AM Nov 14th from Echofon
  19. Do you put ego and personal enjoyment ahead of other considerations when you design and code? 4:07 AM Nov 14th from Echofon
  20. Do you consider whole lifecycle cost implications of design and code decisions? Implementation, deployment, operations, retirement? 4:06 AM Nov 14th from Echofon