Probably, they initially misinterpreted that the overclocker had 3 "D" accelerators and the editor came back with a "shouln't that "D" be "3D", so now the guy has 3 "3D" accelerators.
Re:But ordering a-la-carte is more costly...
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This guy must be a M$ plant. No one else would have his attitude. We want Linux first and then choice here at/., Bud. Move on.
This is good, they need to get some experience under their belt wrting for the next dominant OS. I can't imagine who would use IE though.
Hey, I got GNOME and I think I like it as much as KDE. Now I'm stradlin. But at work I use NT. I want to convince my boss to let me use Linux as a desktop machine but what could replace the OutLook client for email? I use Netscape with my ISP at home, would it work on the network here?
According to my dic, and esquire is a candidate for knighthood e.g. an attendant to a knight or a shieldbearer
or
a member of english gentry ranking just below a knight
or
and english gentleman
or a womans escort
it didn't say a thing about lawyers, etc
--shine, software bumpkin
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Can anybody with the same equipment and software reproduce the test? I wouldn't trust M$ but OTOH Ellison shouldn't let his mouth get him in such trouble. Let's get "John Henry" out there and see if he can pound the spikes.
I'd bet Steve Balmer bought a copy and even had Bill autograph it.
What's he trying to sell and to whom?
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"Hacker is the term in common parlance," countered Larry Lein, executive vice president of Kipling USA. "If you asked me what a cracker was, I'd say someone who lived in a trailer park down South."
What a mrketing wizzard. He might have better luck selling burlap bags to the trailer park set.
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Not that I'd want it with Windoze but, if it cost $300 with Windoze, maybe it could cost a $40-$50 less with that fine creation of RMS and Linus and the wonderful and beloved cast of thousands.
and then a 95 year old, half blind woman runs into you with her car, a 55 Rambler American, after running through a stop sign, cripples you, and you are left with no income, no job, huge hospital bills and great pain.
I don't think you can sit between ESR and RMS. RMS defined free software and provide the GNU license to make it work. ESR is just sugarcoating it to make it palatable to business. I doubt RMS cares whether business uses it or not.
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Probably, they initially misinterpreted that the overclocker had 3 "D" accelerators and the editor came back with a "shouln't that "D" be "3D", so now the guy has 3 "3D" accelerators.
This guy must be a M$ plant. No one else would have his attitude. We want Linux first and then choice here at /., Bud. Move on.
This is good, they need to get some experience under their belt wrting for the next dominant OS. I can't imagine who would use IE though.
Hey, I got GNOME and I think I like it as much as KDE. Now I'm stradlin. But at work I use NT. I want to convince my boss to let me use Linux as a desktop machine but what could replace the OutLook client for email? I use Netscape with my ISP at home, would it work on the network here?
Maybe, maybe not. But, there is one race they will never beat -- price/performance.
Isn't OSS the solution? This seems really obvious to me. Hey India, get Linux!
I saved $90 by not buying W98, now I can save $83 by not buying W98StepUp and going straight for RH 6.0 from cheap bytes.
I'm just rolling in the dough!
According to my dic, and esquire is a candidate for knighthood e.g. an attendant to a knight or a shieldbearer
or
a member of english gentry ranking just below a knight
or
and english gentleman
or a womans escort
it didn't say a thing about lawyers, etc
--shine, software bumpkin
Can anybody with the same equipment and software reproduce the test? I wouldn't trust M$ but OTOH Ellison shouldn't let his mouth get him in such trouble. Let's get "John Henry" out there and see if he can pound the spikes.
I'd bet Steve Balmer bought a copy and even had Bill autograph it.
"Hacker is the term in common parlance,"
countered Larry Lein, executive vice
president of Kipling USA. "If you asked me
what a cracker was, I'd say someone who
lived in a trailer park down South."
What a mrketing wizzard. He might have better luck selling burlap bags to the trailer park set.
What, you mean you don't have one at your home?
Not that I'd want it with Windoze but, if it cost $300 with Windoze, maybe it could cost a $40-$50 less with that fine creation of RMS and Linus and the wonderful and beloved cast of thousands.
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and then a 95 year old, half blind woman runs into you with her car, a 55 Rambler American, after running through a stop sign, cripples you, and you are left with no income, no job, huge hospital bills and great pain.
Then, a lawyer is your friend.
I don't think you can sit between ESR and RMS. RMS defined free software and provide the GNU license to make it work. ESR is just sugarcoating it to make it palatable to business. I doubt RMS cares whether business uses it or not.
This is the first time I have logged in in months. Just checkin' it out. Go Rob Go.