If OOOObs wrote the word "change" on a napkin, the napkin would suddenly be worth $700 billion. He has renamed barackobama.com with the same content & the reality distortion field has declared its new content created in the last 4 months.
If that house of pain Motorola gets involved in Android sales, it'll start bleeding it's disasterous management into the Goog's advertising revenue utopia & take the Goog down with it. Anything but a Motorola/Goog partnership. Why not Nokia or GM, or Chrystler?
If people gladly replaced iPhone's simple Objective C interfaces to run Goog's insanely complex Java implementations instead, that would be something about human nature.
Lion feeding frenzy was a good documentary on how your government works. Despite all that, humans have amazingly evolved to place their complete confidence in leadership to solve all their problems.
P2P lending will be the way all banking is done in the future. The task of millions of computers automatically distributing tiny amounts of money among themselves seems to require immense amounts of data storage & transaction processing, there's no reason the software can't be done.
Modern machine control, sensors, & servos are so advanced, it creates sights that look like they shouldn't be possible. Eventually surgery on marathon runners during a marathon will look as normal as segways. Too bad there aren't any jobs in machine control.
The skycrane seemed preposterous originally & still does. Having said that, autonomous helicopters are pretty germane nowadays & everyone knows about Stanford's aerobatic helicopter so maybe it's not so crazy anymore.
The inventor of Linux made $200,000 there in a time of $1 gas and $200,000 houses. Transmeta was a star, like VA Research & Redhat. They were going to make something that they wouldn't talk about. Finally they revealed it was going to be a mobile CPU. Now who knows where Linus is & Transmeta is gone. At least the software was free.
Standards based programming has been a hit for businesses, but not for hobbyists. The Goog is saying it can finally make standards based programming a hit for hobbyists. The standards are gigantic. If you ever fully wrap your mind around the JMF or the MHP standards to program something useful on them, your output looks like everyone else's output. Anything which the standard doesn't support requires a huge investment in a native implementation + Java implementation.
You will be assimilated & spend the rest of your life in Bangalore implementing crazy Java standards written by MBA's during their Colorado ski trips who have no idea what they're doing.
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If OOOObs wrote the word "change" on a napkin, the napkin would suddenly be worth $700 billion. He has renamed barackobama.com with the same content & the reality distortion field has declared its new content created in the last 4 months.
Obi also said he'd make Michael Phelps secretary of steroids!
If that house of pain Motorola gets involved in Android sales, it'll start bleeding it's disasterous management into the Goog's advertising revenue utopia & take the Goog down with it. Anything but a Motorola/Goog partnership. Why not Nokia or GM, or Chrystler?
Making computer screens out of $10,000 coffee tables for $2,000,000 home refinancers is so 2006. It's time for tent screen prototypes for the renters.
If people gladly replaced iPhone's simple Objective C interfaces to run Goog's insanely complex Java implementations instead, that would be something about human nature.
Obama could make it run for another year.
Lion feeding frenzy was a good documentary on how your government works. Despite all that, humans have amazingly evolved to place their complete confidence in leadership to solve all their problems.
I finally have a reason to fire all my employees over 39 years old, ha, ha, ha!!
P2P lending will be the way all banking is done in the future. The task of millions of computers automatically distributing tiny amounts of money among themselves seems to require immense amounts of data storage & transaction processing, there's no reason the software can't be done.
Modern machine control, sensors, & servos are so advanced, it creates sights that look like they shouldn't be possible. Eventually surgery on marathon runners during a marathon will look as normal as segways. Too bad there aren't any jobs in machine control.
The skycrane seemed preposterous originally & still does. Having said that, autonomous helicopters are pretty germane nowadays & everyone knows about Stanford's aerobatic helicopter so maybe it's not so crazy anymore.
Money spent on computers, rented space, electricity, & time for writing free software is all after taxes. U better start charging money.
Looks like what U expect from Java & HAVI widgets. It has those frequent lags, as it loads & precompiles blocks of the massive Java standards.
Where's the video of the mokeys playing video games with the bionic nerves?
Time to gather all your boss's email addresses.
Well, no surprise from the committee that gave Mr. Peanut the nobel peace prize.
Any dot com superstar executives reinvest their winnings in their own product or do they all want to be astronauts instead?
The inventor of Linux made $200,000 there in a time of $1 gas and $200,000 houses. Transmeta was a star, like VA Research & Redhat. They were going to make something that they wouldn't talk about. Finally they revealed it was going to be a mobile CPU. Now who knows where Linus is & Transmeta is gone. At least the software was free.
Standards based programming has been a hit for businesses, but not for hobbyists. The Goog is saying it can finally make standards based programming a hit for hobbyists. The standards are gigantic. If you ever fully wrap your mind around the JMF or the MHP standards to program something useful on them, your output looks like everyone else's output. Anything which the standard doesn't support requires a huge investment in a native implementation + Java implementation.
Sadly, no-one has ever released a high resolution photo of a double shuttle stack & probably never will.
You will be assimilated & spend the rest of your life in Bangalore implementing crazy Java standards written by MBA's during their Colorado ski trips who have no idea what they're doing.
Employees in the data center had windows & they were allowed to open the windows.
They'll keep voting for more recycling taxes until they're actually used for recycling.
Think of all the mortgages we're bailing out by not spending those recycling taxes on recycling.
These are just standard issue Intel PC's wired up in a cluster like every other modern supercomputer & sold under the Cray brand.