Is there something about real estate where the blinders to the outside world are so intense, that they stop the line of thought the prevents a company from considering the 'law of unintended consequences'?
Yes, kinda. I used one of the default styles found in the menu. Although when this topic came up I copied the Grey style and replaced the background with a BSOD.
This pulls those stocks off the market, reducing the number of stockholders (and the votes that come with them). And hopefully if they need cash in the future, they could sell the stock for a higher price.
No, it's not uncrackable (not even BSD is that secure). But it does have a much better security model.
And you would think that with half of the internet running on Apache, all those servers would be a rich breeding ground for viruses if they were vulnerable.
Crackers get prestige for doing incredibly difficult attacks. Writing a virus for Linux that can spread effectively seems like it would be the holy grail of crackers.
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Some of us don't really trust cracked software to not be rooted in some way.
Somehow I doubt most of his income comes directly from his lawsuits with game companies.
I fell over, let's sue someone.
Ballmer. He obviously took your chair.
That is why on the letter I posted online, the address is blacked out, since it is one of a completely unrelated party.
You seem to be slashdotted.
Is there something about real estate where the blinders to the outside world are so intense, that they stop the line of thought the prevents a company from considering the 'law of unintended consequences'?
They didn't write that one.
The extremely-high-end Pro
Dell XPS
the tiny Mini
Dell Studio Hybrid
Asus EeeBox
the sleek, integrated iMac.
Dell XPS One
HP Touchsmart
But what about 64-bit users that have Quadro cards?
If you can afford to buy CS4, you should be able to justify upgrading/replacing your computer.
Yes, kinda. I used one of the default styles found in the menu. Although when this topic came up I copied the Grey style and replaced the background with a BSOD.
Disabled all desktop icons, hid the dock... the only giveaway was the menu at the top.
I am using blackbox (without the dock), and I haven't bothered to set a wallpaper yet...
But it's buried.
The wormholes can't establish a connection if a large object is inside the ring.
My cat haz it.
Close, but it's actually always next year.
There are a few places in every city that will do just that.
People with modpoints.
Please do not tell moderators what to do.
Mod parent up!
If you buy MS stock, you can't do much to increase its worth. But MS, they have the means to improve its value.
I hope MSFT can avoid that fate.
I don't, with exception to the possible impact it could have on the economy.
Some of us hope to eventually reach a majority shareholder position and liquidate the company.
*wakes up*
This pulls those stocks off the market, reducing the number of stockholders (and the votes that come with them). And hopefully if they need cash in the future, they could sell the stock for a higher price.
Isn't that almost all of their spare cash?
No, it's not uncrackable (not even BSD is that secure). But it does have a much better security model.
And you would think that with half of the internet running on Apache, all those servers would be a rich breeding ground for viruses if they were vulnerable.
But /. is so unlike the typical blog that nobody would think of it as one if not for the FAQs.
I've already got a bookmarks folder full of Thinkgeek links.
Crackers get prestige for doing incredibly difficult attacks.
Writing a virus for Linux that can spread effectively seems like it would be the holy grail of crackers.