By Tim Ferguson
Published: Thursday 29 May 2008
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Simon
Location
Cumbria
Occupation
IT
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"... were running unsupported Solaris and Linux software."
How is this any different to :
"... were running unsupported Windows software."
Then we have "... data recovery could prove costly and difficult."
Err, you mean no more or less costly than recovery from any other common filing system format and/or application format ?
"These systems would also fail to stand up to scrutiny from Sarbanes-Oxley regulations."
Complete and utter <checks language, coarse mode off> "rubbish". There is NOTHING whatsoever to stop SO compliance as long as appropriate measures are taken.
This sections reads like boilerplate texts from "Unix/Linux FUD for Dummies" !
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