We are under attack. This is the TPB.
What the hell is happening? Who's in charge there? We are.
TPB Can you help us?
By the time the US laws became self aware, they had spread to
every country, even municipaility and Internet connection.
Affecting ordinary citizens even those who lived outside their
parents home. Governments everywhere.
It was crapy in cyberspace...
The great thing is the reverse is true. Instead of laws spreading, people will find that technology travels faster than laws and has more power, just like the machines, but the ending is the same: one day the people will prevail. Now I have to go down into my basem..oh I mean my bunker and prepare for the rise of the US laws.
And virtually all systems with AMD processors support virtualization, while with Intel chips the bios must enable it first at boot. No more Sony for me. As another dig against Sony, I went to my local Best Buy to get a video camera and was informed that virtually all cameras support Mac and PC except for the Sony ones which will only work on WIndows.
I for one hold that the entire law that premises this injustice should be removed/repealed regardless of the scale of law it would change. You never cease to remove a cancer just because it is "too big".
They told them don't you ever search around here
Your not as good as google you'd better disappear
The porn is in their eyes
And the search results aren't really clear
So Bing it! Just Bing it!
U'd better run you'd better do what ur told
Ur search results won't satisfy a two year old
But u wanna be google
Better do what you can
So Bing it! Just Bing it!
Showin' how funky, Strong is your search
It doesn't matter if your popular or not
Just Bing it! Bing it!
No one wants to be defeated...
Yeah, who cares if Microsoft sticks to that "licensing spec". Is that the spec that they will use to force on hardware makers? No need for that because the hardware makers are already developing their own spec. Linux in the BIOS anyone? ARM platform. Microsoft is the one who needs to innovate here (ARM compilers, less bloated code, less DRM (cause these machines initially won't have DRM)), because Microsoft will have to adopt to the hardware makers not the other way around. With lower power devices, with less transistors, this will force Microsoft to become more agile if they want to survive. I hope the monopoly is starting to break and that we will have devices in between a desktop computer and a phone.
...Gartner is an IT firm that spends a great deal of time advising businesses on how to best implement Microsoft products. They aren't the Mouth of Sauron, speaking what the Eye of Mordor wants spoken.
Gartner sure says what Microsoft wants: it wants users to buy Microsoft products just like "Directions on Microsoft". Good thing for Windows 7!!! In fact for large businesses who seem to have the least need for Vista Gartner actually recommended Vista. So this is the same analyst who in 2007 recommended Vista for large businesses, or is C-NET pulling another Microsoft and trying to up-sell another Microsoft product just like everybody is up-selling Windows 7? Oh yeah, about Linux never being ready for the corporate environment or Microsoft being too dominant: where is your faith man? I know my faith was personally crushed when the "failure" tag was removed from the article. What a bad day!
But there is a subtly here: this *is* how the RIAA produces its music nowadays. Case in point Sulja Boy et al. Computer programs checking other computer programs..I guess we are one step closer to artificial intelligence...sort of.
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Good to see they are keeping it real down there in Brazil.
We are under attack. This is the TPB. ..oh I mean my bunker and prepare for the rise of the US laws.
What the hell is happening? Who's in charge there? We are.
TPB Can you help us?
By the time the US laws became self aware, they had spread to
every country, even municipaility and Internet connection.
Affecting ordinary citizens even those who lived outside their
parents home. Governments everywhere.
It was crapy in cyberspace...
The great thing is the reverse is true. Instead of laws spreading, people will find that technology travels faster than laws and has more power, just like the machines, but the ending is the same: one day the people will prevail. Now I have to go down into my basem
And virtually all systems with AMD processors support virtualization, while with Intel chips the bios must enable it first at boot. No more Sony for me. As another dig against Sony, I went to my local Best Buy to get a video camera and was informed that virtually all cameras support Mac and PC except for the Sony ones which will only work on WIndows.
I for one hold that the entire law that premises this injustice should be removed/repealed regardless of the scale of law it would change. You never cease to remove a cancer just because it is "too big".
How about the Nut Hut.
They told them don't you ever search around here Your not as good as google you'd better disappear The porn is in their eyes And the search results aren't really clear So Bing it! Just Bing it! U'd better run you'd better do what ur told Ur search results won't satisfy a two year old But u wanna be google Better do what you can So Bing it! Just Bing it! Showin' how funky, Strong is your search It doesn't matter if your popular or not Just Bing it! Bing it! No one wants to be defeated ...
4. is the same as 1, 2 and 3 ad nauseum: doing "something" but will never result in 5. Time for an organizational shuffle.
Yeah, who cares if Microsoft sticks to that "licensing spec". Is that the spec that they will use to force on hardware makers? No need for that because the hardware makers are already developing their own spec. Linux in the BIOS anyone? ARM platform. Microsoft is the one who needs to innovate here (ARM compilers, less bloated code, less DRM (cause these machines initially won't have DRM)), because Microsoft will have to adopt to the hardware makers not the other way around. With lower power devices, with less transistors, this will force Microsoft to become more agile if they want to survive. I hope the monopoly is starting to break and that we will have devices in between a desktop computer and a phone.
...Gartner is an IT firm that spends a great deal of time advising businesses on how to best implement Microsoft products. They aren't the Mouth of Sauron, speaking what the Eye of Mordor wants spoken.
Gartner sure says what Microsoft wants: it wants users to buy Microsoft products just like "Directions on Microsoft". Good thing for Windows 7!!! In fact for large businesses who seem to have the least need for Vista Gartner actually recommended Vista. So this is the same analyst who in 2007 recommended Vista for large businesses, or is C-NET pulling another Microsoft and trying to up-sell another Microsoft product just like everybody is up-selling Windows 7? Oh yeah, about Linux never being ready for the corporate environment or Microsoft being too dominant: where is your faith man? I know my faith was personally crushed when the "failure" tag was removed from the article. What a bad day!
But there is a subtly here: this *is* how the RIAA produces its music nowadays. Case in point Sulja Boy et al. Computer programs checking other computer programs..I guess we are one step closer to artificial intelligence...sort of.