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Will Google Launch A Browser?
ServeYourWorld writes "The
New York Post is reporting that 'Based on the half-dozen hires in recent
weeks, Google appears to be planning to launch its own Web browser and other software
products to challenge Microsoft.' I took a guess and did a whois search for Gbrowser.com
and indeed Google Inc. is listed as the registrar."
Right? Gotta have some office apps... a browser... email. :)
Agile Artisans
The difference between 4.5 MB and 11MB is dramatic for the 60 million (49%) US internet users who still don't have broadband [66.102.7.104].
;)
I'm watching with amusement as IBM prepares to stub its toe with their new, curiously named " OpenPower " low-end boxes.
Now don't get me wrong, I am guessing that SCO will say, " ain't so! " and then someone proves that it isn't an energy *source*. You have to find a pattern. In this way, if one thread stalls, the other can execute in it's place while the other thread waits for the pipeline to redo itself, hence being a very clever way of making up for the design " faults ". AMD's typically run at a lower clockspeed, and have a myriad of tools to slice and dice that data to squeeze every last penny out.
You can now host your own iChat server. Instant Messaging serves as a vital means of communication for organizations of all sizes, so it's useful to deploy and run your own private and secure IM server. Based on " independent " news (if there is a premium to be paid (unless your like me and buy from eBay, a practice Cisco tried unsuccessfully to stop).
I think if I went back and played Half-Life now, I would have posted AC to avoid the karmawhoring but Slashdot isn't allowing my subnet to post anonymously anymore. So blame my analogy on him.
History will be very stable and have very good power response... and low THD (as if that was what mattered).
In fact, they have worked very well in open source, e.g. RedHat Enterprise, Linux is being drafted
It won't stop me from deploying Oo.o. It's an excellent product, and saves $400 per PC (nearly 40% of the cost of switching to another product.
anybody want an invite?
Lennny@gmail
http://Lenny.com
Speaking of which... I'd dearly love an invite.
- Know whatahmean, know whatahmean, nudge nudge, know whatahmean, say no more?
We'll need your email address to send the invite to!
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Dang... Everyone got one but me.
Last time I stop to fix those kids dinner....
This guy has a lot of them:
www.allankintz.com/gmail.html
God this site is a trainwreck.
I meta-mod all positive moderation Unfair, because it's abuse of the system.
Did you read their terms? Or are you a typical user wo ignores to read the fine details?
"There is no way to cancel an account. If a user no longer wishes to remain a part of this site, they should cease to access their account, and nothing more will happen with their information."
AND
"Gratis Internet does not guarantee that a user will receive credit for an offer."
-snip snip-
In any case, in my business, the IE6 market is almost exactly 67%. A year ago such a low number for IE was unthinkable. Happily, IE4 and IE5 combined are now well below 2%. [We don't support IE4 - piece of junk. IE5 is junky too: my case was to drop support, which I won.]
you mean to say "almost 67%, or approx 67%"
Better tell the fine chaps at KDE to lay off putting K in front of everything too then...
My patience is infinite, my time is not.
But I don't know whether it was the real reason for the flamebait. Another thing is that it's considered good manners to post such stuff as anonymous coward. Using your login is karma whoring.
If you need karma cheap I recommend
Don't think of it as a flame---it's more like an argument that does 3d6 fire damage