for the technical people in the room, was unix a technologically better system? was oracle better than db2 technologically? the answer i will tell you is no. what they were were economically better. the massive difference in the economics of this, which has driven every stage of computing here, and that is what is going to drive this forward. i will end by letting you -- if there's one thing i want you to walk away with, i am going to tell you a little story, and i'm going to pass it back. as i said, i teach a class in beijing, and the amazon boys are very nice to me. they gave me $3,000 worth of computers and storage, so i showed up in class and said, "you get $3,000 of computer and storage." turns out that buys you about 2 1/2 years of a server, you can pick northern california, virginia, ireland, right? most of the kids in the room are looking at me saying that it is kind of boring. they can get a server in beijing. what difference does it make year or $3,000 buys 10,000 computers for 30 minutes. nobody has ever been given 10,000 computers for 30 minutes for $

he really should have done much better tear it with another blunder and eighty six minutes martin unixhad it going the wrong way but again i again have to take a portion of the plain sight i think. he while in the english premier league top level on points with third place arsenal after a three one win over swanzy on sunday night a late break from the manual added by securing spurs the victory of white hart lane and in the other guy newcastle pete liverpool saying you have to see say with the goals to bring newcastle to within three points if it placed chelsea my pies hard to believe european football next season is a real possibility paul refsdal style cliche is that this is his sixth space and seven get. his last ten games we said well it's touching distance but you openly let's give it all you want free free at last said so and seven to go we go to swim the really really good shape and. hopefully we get enough points to get some so you're trying to be carbon cancel your programs will be hard. to get sales are going to be that we want to play it was a change from. the three organs. b

>> well, i would say from a unix. working with -- working virtues, when his knowledge, the second is experience. you've got to start where you are always. it's right here right now. it's not over there. you just go outside and hopefully you can start seeing exactly what is around you. and then of course there is always field trips and all those other kinds of services that we need to really find because you've got to start where you are. and then the hard awaken in the mind awakens in the body awakens and then you can go and you want to go. that's most important part. >> thank you you go ahead. >> i know they closed the next 1890s, that you believe that the idea of the frontier like still exist now, like what it represents? >> why don't you love a crack at it. >> i think in many ways the frontier is the state of nine so you can go back into different tears just by stepping out of your car and walking out into the desert. there's still plenty of room for there to be a frontier in the west and so it's all in how you per

how should students of the tapes of unix and on the tapes >> the tapes are one-dimensional, as well. public speaking. often what you do is body language. often what you do is the way you move your facial expressions. it is the emphasis you put on things. it is more than just the words you hear. you also cannot listen to a composition of context and still understand what the real intent was out of that conversation, so i remember when i was preparing my own defense in the watergate trials, listening to some of the tapes, and i could not make them out, and i did not remember them, and they were so garbled, one of the prosecutors felt we were talking about doing something devious to senator kennedy. it was something else we were talking about, coming out of the office talking about the situation in vietnam, so i've listened to some tapes, and they have refined some, and they are one-dimensional. there will not tell you everything. you will not know when nixon was kidding, which she did a lot. you walked over when he was cementing the kind of disagreement and his staff that got in the ki