Alternatively they would have to learn Win7 from scratch. And if their work is with something like TIA, then what OS they are running is absolutely irrelevant. They could work in kiosk mode, for all they care.
Some people just plain fail to understand that Win7 is very different to WinXP in appearance. While the interaction model is actually shared across Windows and Linux.
Ah... Another person missing the train. Stay a while and listen:
closed - past indefinite form of verb close
closed - adjective "not open to the general public"
He used the verb and you used an adjective. Same spelling, different meanings. The only "Gotcha." is that you failed to distinguish the two. Otherwise both are 100% correct.
And not releasing source code is somehow treated as evil these days?
OMFG! 99% of all companies are evil by that definition. I'm sure that Linus, RMS and the whole F/OSS community has some unreleased code they are hiding....
So... How can they close(v.) the source of something that was never open(n.)? Honeycomb is closed(n.), but it was never closed(verb meaning transition from being open to being closed)
You don't have a right for food ergo you don't have a right to live. Yet we make sure that no one has a right to kill himself and will provide food to people that need it. Oh an by the way, security is not a right. Security is a result of your right to defend yourself.
Education and information are the things that are mandatory for a person to be a part of society. Without society people would have never multiplied as much. A person cast out of society will die. Nature is a bitch that wants to kill you, no matter what the hippies say about "mother earth". So having basic education==being part of society==right to live.
Want some extremes? Natural right tells me that I can break into your home, kill you in your sleep and take all of your possessions. Because really, the only "right" that you have it to protect yourself by all means possible. All other rights stem from the formation of society and in society certain privileges can become rights(private property, life, etc.)
So in short natural rights are as follows:
right to defend yourself to your best abilities
right to find nutritional material (a.k.a food)
right to do anything you want to anyone you want
right to procreate
These rights are wired into your brain. And are known as "survival instinct".
Powered flight was the next step in flight. People have been flying for decades with unpowered aircraft. This is 2 years after the first man made device was put into orbit.
In the first years of the 20th century everyone and their grandmother were making powered aircraft. This was proper science.
No judge or jury would think that Google did it on purpose
You seem to think that Italian judges use sanity in their decisions. The law does not permit sanity, but requires strict adherence...
PS: This case was not judged by a jury.
Patents exist to convince businesses to share valuable processes from which everyone can benefit.
Ah... So that is how we got to business process patents,like outsourcing patent by IBM, and software patents. I was pretty sure, that patents were to cover inventor's rights to their inventions. And in effect make sure that the companies don't hoard their knowledge and keep it secret(the disclosure part of patent).
And I still buy games from US, because it's 25% cheaper than doing doing so in EU. So that "problem" affects not only rich to poor countries sales, but rich to rich country sales.
They seemed to do quite fine for all those years we didn't support them.
US did not support Israel.... Nope,doesn't ring a bell. Pretty much ever since the establishment of the Jewish state, they had full support of US. Open or not so open.
Obsolete != Failure. In fact COBOL is a massive success. If Java programs end up in service for 50 years, I would be very happy. Even C programs cant boast that...
Watson says that Java and slow are not related in any way.
In addition, just so damn slow is basically why infrastructure of SalesForce, Amazon and a lot of Google's services run on Java... Yeah... Slow.
Microsoft has an issue with NIH and "Thou shalt no stray from the Microsoft way" attitudes.
No. Sun monetising Java was a failure, other's have done it very well... Look at IBM, most of their software is Java these days. Look at Oracle. Look even at SAP.
Yeah... They are doing just fine luring companies with open source no vendor lock in crap and then lock in to their crappy software written by monkey coders in Bangalore.
Deciding which industries are best worked well for the Soviet Union. Let's do it here.
Ah... Another stupid statement from an AC that doesn't know anything about how stuff worked in SU and what brought it down.
BTW: Your financial industry is already back at "too big to fail" point... So I suggest you watch your backs there, since the scumbags that were there 3-5 years ago are still there or back there...
Problem is that lately, they have been focusing on creating money out of thin air. And in addition to that, by means of HFT cheating people out of their money using an automated tool. How HFT isn't considered fraud, is beyond me... The fraudster on the corner with 3 cups and a ball is just a less tech version of HFT algorithms.
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Alternatively they would have to learn Win7 from scratch. And if their work is with something like TIA, then what OS they are running is absolutely irrelevant. They could work in kiosk mode, for all they care.
Some people just plain fail to understand that Win7 is very different to WinXP in appearance. While the interaction model is actually shared across Windows and Linux.
Ah... Another person missing the train. Stay a while and listen:
closed - past indefinite form of verb close
closed - adjective "not open to the general public"
He used the verb and you used an adjective. Same spelling, different meanings. The only "Gotcha." is that you failed to distinguish the two. Otherwise both are 100% correct.
And not releasing source code is somehow treated as evil these days?
OMFG! 99% of all companies are evil by that definition. I'm sure that Linus, RMS and the whole F/OSS community has some unreleased code they are hiding....
So... How can they close(v.) the source of something that was never open(n.)? Honeycomb is closed(n.), but it was never closed(verb meaning transition from being open to being closed)
Well duh..... If it's not D3D then it's not "native". We all know that OpenGL is a hacked version of D3D.
Education and information are the things that are mandatory for a person to be a part of society. Without society people would have never multiplied as much. A person cast out of society will die. Nature is a bitch that wants to kill you, no matter what the hippies say about "mother earth". So having basic education==being part of society==right to live.
Want some extremes? Natural right tells me that I can break into your home, kill you in your sleep and take all of your possessions. Because really, the only "right" that you have it to protect yourself by all means possible. All other rights stem from the formation of society and in society certain privileges can become rights(private property, life, etc.)
So in short natural rights are as follows:
These rights are wired into your brain. And are known as "survival instinct".
Powered flight was the next step in flight. People have been flying for decades with unpowered aircraft. This is 2 years after the first man made device was put into orbit.
In the first years of the 20th century everyone and their grandmother were making powered aircraft. This was proper science.
Too bad I don't have mod points....
You seem to think that Italian judges use sanity in their decisions. The law does not permit sanity, but requires strict adherence...
PS: This case was not judged by a jury.
Oh... Italian court judges.... Well you know what SPQR means - Sono Pazzi Questi Romani (These Romans are crazy)
Ah... So that is how we got to business process patents,like outsourcing patent by IBM, and software patents. I was pretty sure, that patents were to cover inventor's rights to their inventions. And in effect make sure that the companies don't hoard their knowledge and keep it secret(the disclosure part of patent).
And I still buy games from US, because it's 25% cheaper than doing doing so in EU. So that "problem" affects not only rich to poor countries sales, but rich to rich country sales.
Bluay's for $20? No way! It's one thing to differentiate, it's another to overprice...
Ever heard of such a thing called focus? It's really wonderful, they say....
US did not support Israel.... Nope,doesn't ring a bell. Pretty much ever since the establishment of the Jewish state, they had full support of US. Open or not so open.
What alien assassins want from an ordinary Tourettes suffering school mascot?
Obsolete != Failure. In fact COBOL is a massive success. If Java programs end up in service for 50 years, I would be very happy. Even C programs cant boast that...
Watson says that Java and slow are not related in any way.
In addition, just so damn slow is basically why infrastructure of SalesForce, Amazon and a lot of Google's services run on Java... Yeah... Slow.
Microsoft has an issue with NIH and "Thou shalt no stray from the Microsoft way" attitudes.
No. Sun monetising Java was a failure, other's have done it very well... Look at IBM, most of their software is Java these days. Look at Oracle. Look even at SAP.
Yeah... They are doing just fine luring companies with open source no vendor lock in crap and then lock in to their crappy software written by monkey coders in Bangalore.
Should they change MySQL to PwnSQL?
Ah... Another stupid statement from an AC that doesn't know anything about how stuff worked in SU and what brought it down.
BTW: Your financial industry is already back at "too big to fail" point... So I suggest you watch your backs there, since the scumbags that were there 3-5 years ago are still there or back there...
I'll add to that this nice drawnimation: RSA Animate - Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us
Problem is that lately, they have been focusing on creating money out of thin air. And in addition to that, by means of HFT cheating people out of their money using an automated tool. How HFT isn't considered fraud, is beyond me... The fraudster on the corner with 3 cups and a ball is just a less tech version of HFT algorithms.
Those sleepers don't have enough space for a threesome! And you are talking about 9?!?!?!?!