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Here is a log snippet from a friend I was talking to on AIM. Zwiebel 85: oh well Zwiebel 85: you see the new WinFS RaiderAdam1977: no clue what it even is Zwiebel 85: Windows Future Storage Zwiebel 85: will be part of the next version of windows (longhorn) Zwiebel 85: pretty slick RaiderAdam1977: oh Zwiebel 85: basically they are taking Yukon (next SQL) and using the database as the file structure instead of NTFS or FAT RaiderAdam1977: I think i heard about it a year or so ago RaiderAdam1977: when they were workign on it Zwiebel 85: so you can do file searches using phrases Zwiebel 85: it's not in Longhorn yet Zwiebel 85: but a new version of longhorn leaked out yesterday Zwiebel 85: and there are some screenshots and shit of it RaiderAdam1977: hmm RaiderAdam1977: microsoft is behind the game by 10 years Zwiebel 85: how you figure RaiderAdam1977: ok Zwiebel 85: ok dont give me that oracle BS RaiderAdam1977: you have a file system driven by a database engine RaiderAdam1977: you start gearing application development around ASP and thin client conecting via a browser RaiderAdam1977: so all the processign is on the servers RaiderAdam1977: omg! RaiderAdam1977: You have an AS/400! Zwiebel 85: haha yea ok but Zwiebel 85: look at all those advanced graphical interfaces the AS/400 churns out RaiderAdam1977: well, granted 10 years ago you didn't have the tech to handle that .. hence the 5250 protocol Zwiebel 85: you see what Longhorn supports now? RaiderAdam1977: but you can do it with webserver trunnign on as/400 and java RaiderAdam1977: no Zwiebel 85: GUI driven off of 3d accelerator RaiderAdam1977: haha Zwiebel 85: hilarious RaiderAdam1977: Like Macintosh! Zwiebel 85: !
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