Google loses one billion dollars per year to fraudulent ad clicks. Sure, make me feel like a criminal for using the back button to get out of somewhere I didn't want to be in the first place!
Question: Could Caldera/SCOG sue McBride for his inept leadership? And causing them to lose market due to his governance, deceptions, etc? He is liable for the company as an executive officer, especially as CEO. If by "Caldera/SCOG" you mean "shareholders in Caldera/SCOG", then yes. See Enron for more details.
We never much cared for you or your company's shenanigans. In fact, we made an example of what happens to whining patent trolls like you who don't know the law.
Shame on your ass and shame on your lawyers asses for wasting our time and money. Our customers don't buy your products because, quite frankly, you suck. We found a way to use Linux and Unix to get a leg-up on our competition. Our customers just so happened to like our products better. Such is capitalism.
Sincelrely,
The Companies out to get McBride Consortium
You back up an iPod to a Win 2k3 Server?? Absolutely! Just enable disk usage and it shows up like any USB memory storage. Set your Folder View preferences to show all hidden and system files and you can back up everything from an iPod.
I used to use drag and drop. But I found it took too long for large volume file transfers. Xcopy (When backing up directly to my Windows 2K3 Server) gives me the speed I want without the overhead of the GUI. I mean, how long are you going to look at a "Calculating time to..." screen before looking for a better way? Even some distros of Linux do that "Calculating [whatever]" crap.
I wasn't saying it wasn't without potential, like a newborn. I was just saying that this technology isn't as practical or Earthshaking as something that could brew me a decent pot of coffee in 3 minutes flat. And another thing, why are they working on this when I still haven't gotten my damned flying car!
What I'm more shock and awed at is that recognized institutions are just catching on to this. They were drilling this into my head back in Business School.
I've been looking for a decent utility in Linux to sync my iPod Video. So far I haven't found a utility that's worth the powder to blow it to Hell.
Amarok has some cool utilities for stuff that's already on your iPod, but is very poor in the syncing department. I'll have to give this "iTunes 7 support" version of Amarok a try... after backing my iPod up via xcopy. lol
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LoJack.
Considering the upkeep on the old system, this new system could pay for itself in no time!
Dear Daryl McBride,
We never much cared for you or your company's shenanigans. In fact, we made an example of what happens to whining patent trolls like you who don't know the law.
Shame on your ass and shame on your lawyers asses for wasting our time and money. Our customers don't buy your products because, quite frankly, you suck. We found a way to use Linux and Unix to get a leg-up on our competition. Our customers just so happened to like our products better. Such is capitalism.
Sincelrely,
The Companies out to get McBride Consortium
P.S. Gates wants to know how the kids are.
Ground-penetrating meteor + very geologically active area = a world of trouble.
I used to use drag and drop. But I found it took too long for large volume file transfers. Xcopy (When backing up directly to my Windows 2K3 Server) gives me the speed I want without the overhead of the GUI. I mean, how long are you going to look at a "Calculating time to..." screen before looking for a better way? Even some distros of Linux do that "Calculating [whatever]" crap.
Kinda like a Beowulf cluster in a chip.
Those in the know, know that 11 is louder than 10.
I, for one, welcome our like-minded, Google-employed brethren with open arms and open document formats!
I wasn't saying it wasn't without potential, like a newborn. I was just saying that this technology isn't as practical or Earthshaking as something that could brew me a decent pot of coffee in 3 minutes flat. And another thing, why are they working on this when I still haven't gotten my damned flying car!
So put that in your Zune and squirt it!
ffmpeg will probably support the format. So I'm not too worried :)
What would really be a practical application of this? Name me one.
What I'm more shock and awed at is that recognized institutions are just catching on to this. They were drilling this into my head back in Business School.
Subnets... which may also be a thing of buggy whip ilk.
I've been looking for a decent utility in Linux to sync my iPod Video. So far I haven't found a utility that's worth the powder to blow it to Hell.
Amarok has some cool utilities for stuff that's already on your iPod, but is very poor in the syncing department. I'll have to give this "iTunes 7 support" version of Amarok a try... after backing my iPod up via xcopy. lol
Where's the tags "tinfoilhatbait" or "overlordbait"?
Them's fightin' words. You don't want to say something that could be misconstrued as flaimbait would you?
The write-up clearly stated Greenland as the testbed.
Submarine would work below water. But since Greenland and Antarctica are land masses... no.
Look no further than Wikipedia for that answer. But who am I kidding? This is a Roland post.
Dear PC Superstore Customer,
Our bad.
Sincerely,
The Management
Replied the same time as the first guy. So how is this redundant?