What? You are either open source or you are not. So, Transmeta is going to sell a chip and closed source software. Anyone, Wintel here? Sorry. Someone please explain this to me intelligently. No cursing, slamming, or other moronic needed.
Libraries have traditionally had a separate children's books area. Why not do the same with the internet terminals? A library has no business telling adults what they can and can not consume. They are there to provide. The value radicals need to get a real perspective on things and get out of the libraries.
Now, if someone has a domain name they purchased and registered and a "hijacker" comes along and changes the registration info and DNS, that is a pain. But, when the original owner proves who they are, the new registration information points to the problem. Or, the new information is not functional and the domain was childishly vandalized. Either way, I don't see how you could truly take someone's domain.
If the Linux community wants the industry to respect certification, they need to choose 1(one) standard training program. Sylvan Prometric has a well established and respected test delivery system.
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What? You are either open source or you are not. So, Transmeta is going to sell a chip and closed source software. Anyone, Wintel here? Sorry. Someone please explain this to me intelligently. No cursing, slamming, or other moronic needed.
NASA is definitely a great open source friend out there. We appreciate those net drivers too :)
Libraries have traditionally had a separate children's books area. Why not do the same with the internet terminals? A library has no business telling adults what they can and can not consume. They are there to provide. The value radicals need to get a real perspective on things and get out of the libraries.
Now, if someone has a domain name they purchased and registered and a "hijacker" comes along and changes the registration info and DNS, that is a pain. But, when the original owner proves who they are, the new registration information points to the problem. Or, the new information is not functional and the domain was childishly vandalized. Either way, I don't see how you could truly take someone's domain.
Same here. I was 8. I believe the computers were the 3008s with external tape drives. It was cool.
I thought I lived in America.
If the Linux community wants the industry to respect certification, they need to choose 1(one) standard training program. Sylvan Prometric has a well established and respected test delivery system.
Who is it helping?
Businesses should battle on the grounds of their tool's design and their service to customers.
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Except maybe those people still in the "Cold War"...
Sorry, not just shipped it. Printed it on the front instead of Netscape...
did they ship an AOL 5.0 CD with IE on it?