Gates, Jobs, Torvalds: Who is Most Important?
Ian Wilson writes "silicon.com has launched its latest Agenda Setters poll which puts together a list of the top 50 people influencing tech. I remember Slashdot carried last year's poll - which was won by Steve Jobs. The full top 50 includes many of the usual suspects. Last year's winner Steve Jobs has slipped down to second place, but perhaps most interesting is the fact that the panel of judges couldn't separate Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates - they are tied in seventh place."
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Not a Twitter sockpuppet... but I wish I was.
What have we been attacking for the last few years? Sure as hell isn't terrorists... oh yeah.... IRAQ.
BTW, way to drop the t-word to incite fear and rally the mindless masses to your side.
AC, you have just won the award for "most off-topic flamebait ever" on Slashdot.
Roses are #FF0000, violets are #0000FF, all my base are belong to you
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went to the main site, and it said this was a planned down time. Maybe slashdot should be called 'slashsmite'
This is slashdot. No one here is interested in real news if they get to make fun of Gates instead.
Mathematics is made of 50 percent formulas, 50 percent proofs, and 50 percent imagination.
Off topic, but in response to the signature line of the prior post:
I'd like to know whay Yahoo! sends a butt-load of m2.doubleclick, admt, and a slew of other crap. Not blocking it enables a faster page load or refresh, but even with blocking them, I still tend to access the pages I need/want.
I hate doubleclick, anything with 'ad' in it and anything not germain/germane to getting me the page, no frills. I have my firewall block all their crap. Am I saying anything anyone doesn't want to hear?
david syes
Previously: "Linux... Toward the Sunrise..." Now: "Linux... Toward the-- No, now, part of Every Sunrise"
In other news:
... and judges for a prestigious environmental award are struggling to choose between Shell Oil and the International Windmill and Solar Power Group for the top spot.
Stalin and Ghandi are neck-in-neck for the Nobel Peace Prize.