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http://www.informationweek.com/699/99uwhl.htm Reboot And Fire! >This concept is quite familiar to those of us who ply the computer trade-and who could >fault the Navy's decision to go with Windows NT 4.0? The only problem with the Navy's >bold leap forward is that an application bug from which NT could not recover caused >their test ship, the cruiser USS Yorktown, to lose propulsion during a trial excursion >and sit dead in the water for nearly three hours. Three hours of down time is not a big >deal, unless of course, it comes at a critical moment-such as in the middle of a >battle. But those of us who deal with computers know that system crashes never happen >during heavy use, so what's to worry? John Carr -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear List Its a mature stable system nowdays-quite ok for mission critical use. Dont the Navy run SAS on the Win2K platform? cheers Dave
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