This list is a joke. Kraft is one of the most disreputable companies. There are a lot of people, myself included, who would not touch a Kraft-manufactured food product with a 10-feet pole. In my eyes they stand at the same level as industrial poultry raisers and the like.
Too bad this takes away a lot from the value of Amazon's first place.
As you may know, Bing pays people cashback if they approach a retailer through a Bing link. So it's only natural that if I want to purchase something from, say, newegg, I will go first to Bing and click on a newegg link. That will appear to Microsoft as if their advertising were successful on me, while in reality I have already made my decision, and just take what Microsoft throws at me.
There are some retailers, such as ebay, that you have to perform a search before they offer cashback. So why not search for something.
The rulings did not discourage them from offering Linux licenses at $699 a pop. Go to their website, click Legal, click Software Licensing Information on the right, click SCO IP Protection Program on the right, and you will end up here: http://sco.com/scosource/license_program.html
Then I realized it is rather pointless. That did not prevent me from presenting it anyway, after all most of the academia works this way. When I get out of the university, I will read and understand the code, maybe maintain it for a year, before judging its quality.
Paying a buttload of money and not having any right to use the product is sophisticated. Then what do you call downloading a pirated version and having the same without paying, genial?
Until h.264 support in XvMC is released, I can't see any reason to buy a card newer than my current 6200 - it does the exact same things for me as a current nvidia card would.
What a stupid inflammatory conclusion. A remap is just what it is - a remap. The article blames IBM for missing the "opportunity" to spend a lot of money on tweaks, i.e. on logic design and verification, and to screw up compatibility for Sony at the same time.
So if AOL dumps 1 billion trillion Ecodisks on the market, does this make AOL eco-friendly?
Oh wait, maybe they meant economical, they just wanted the public to read ecological into it.
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This list is a joke. Kraft is one of the most disreputable companies. There are a lot of people, myself included, who would not touch a Kraft-manufactured food product with a 10-feet pole. In my eyes they stand at the same level as industrial poultry raisers and the like. Too bad this takes away a lot from the value of Amazon's first place.
As you may know, Bing pays people cashback if they approach a retailer through a Bing link. So it's only natural that if I want to purchase something from, say, newegg, I will go first to Bing and click on a newegg link. That will appear to Microsoft as if their advertising were successful on me, while in reality I have already made my decision, and just take what Microsoft throws at me. There are some retailers, such as ebay, that you have to perform a search before they offer cashback. So why not search for something.
Why does it charge money then?
they want their novel ideas back
The rulings did not discourage them from offering Linux licenses at $699 a pop. Go to their website, click Legal, click Software Licensing Information on the right, click SCO IP Protection Program on the right, and you will end up here: http://sco.com/scosource/license_program.html
Then I realized it is rather pointless. That did not prevent me from presenting it anyway, after all most of the academia works this way. When I get out of the university, I will read and understand the code, maybe maintain it for a year, before judging its quality.
Paying a buttload of money and not having any right to use the product is sophisticated. Then what do you call downloading a pirated version and having the same without paying, genial?
Until h.264 support in XvMC is released, I can't see any reason to buy a card newer than my current 6200 - it does the exact same things for me as a current nvidia card would.
What a stupid inflammatory conclusion. A remap is just what it is - a remap. The article blames IBM for missing the "opportunity" to spend a lot of money on tweaks, i.e. on logic design and verification, and to screw up compatibility for Sony at the same time.
So if AOL dumps 1 billion trillion Ecodisks on the market, does this make AOL eco-friendly? Oh wait, maybe they meant economical, they just wanted the public to read ecological into it.