. Unfortunately for the world, it's hard to imagine a more poorly equipped society to deal with the Human Genome Project than the U.S.
Ha! Is Jon trying to be serious? Who here can't come up with a rather lengthly list of other societies more poorly equipped than the US for this project? It isn't hard.
They also failed by forcing the user to purchase a completely different product in addition to the item he/she originally purchased. These actions have consistently spelled death for any product marketed in such a fashion. Repeatedly.
Such as the cell phone industry, pagers, and satellite to mention a few...
Isn't bundling one product with the requirment of a use of another against the law? According to what they are requiring, it's not a refund, discount, etc, for using their service. One requires the other, and if you buy it, you *MUST* use their service, according to their supposed 'Terms of Service', which seems very vacant from their site for some reason..
I bought my DSS setup for dirt cheap with the understanding that I had to buy a years worth of server. I got a great deal on this Nokia but I'm obligated to a year of service from the seller. Far from being illegal, it's quite comman and accepted.
Why not JSP (Java Server Pages)? You get to break free from Win32 tyranny and have a great object oriented system that will soon support multiple scripting languages.
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Ha! Is Jon trying to be serious? Who here can't come up with a rather lengthly list of other societies more poorly equipped than the US for this project? It isn't hard.
Shiver. Jim Fleming was and will always be a kook.
Did anyone out there see rampant demand for yet another PDA when the Palm first hit the market?
Such as the cell phone industry, pagers, and satellite to mention a few...
I bought my DSS setup for dirt cheap with the understanding that I had to buy a years worth of server. I got a great deal on this Nokia but I'm obligated to a year of service from the seller. Far from being illegal, it's quite comman and accepted.
Won? Microsoft still rules. Open source represents only a fraction of the market in many key areas. We won a battle, the war has just begun.
Victory is far from certain, we have lots of work to do!Yellow Dog Linux is working great. Haven't had time to mess with NetBSD.
We could all just edit our double click cookie to be the same user id. Imagine the demographic of that user! One hell of a web surfer.
Why not JSP (Java Server Pages)? You get to break free from Win32 tyranny and have a great object oriented system that will soon support multiple scripting languages.