Maybe you're right. Nowadays there's people that "can't live" (metaphorically speaking) without the Internet, but you can in fact disconect from the Internet.
In the future, I think we'll have to be connected to a network (I don't think it'll be the Internet) owned by governments and used for identifying the people, for knowing where they are, etc. All this with a pocket-device, or maybe a in-skin chip.
flash, where all the "load-often, change rarely" data goes, like applications, OS, etc. Maybe you want an i-RAM drive. It's very fast, but has limited capacity.
ODF: 5+ applications can write the format.
OOXML: Zero applications can write the format. And M$ Office can't read/write ODF nor OOXML (maybe can read this?)!
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Does anyone remember Dear aunt, let's set so double the killer delete select all?
Totally right.
Yeah! Good idea! I'm with you. But maybe it's too radical...
But NAT is not the solution. The solution is IPv6. We have to get used to it.
Maybe you're right. Nowadays there's people that "can't live" (metaphorically speaking) without the Internet, but you can in fact disconect from the Internet.
In the future, I think we'll have to be connected to a network (I don't think it'll be the Internet) owned by governments and used for identifying the people, for knowing where they are, etc. All this with a pocket-device, or maybe a in-skin chip.
Or, at least, you can use it as virtual memory.
M$ doesn't hide the code for security, they hide because, instead, all programmers would laugh at the stupidities their moron programmers had done.
I thought you wanted to say "people who wants inverted DDOS will like this".
Me too...
I'm with you, and probably more people.
OOXML: Zero applications can write the format. And M$ Office can't read/write ODF nor OOXML (maybe can read this?)!
You said: governments now require open standards.
OOXML seems to be open, but it isn't.
Yes, you're right. I was blinded by my anti-M$ thoughts.
If M$ had foul played, people of ISO would do bad by following M$'s "game".
ISO is not corrupt, Microsoft corrupts ISO.