Of course most of it they stole from Java, with an attempt to add refinements here and there.
Because Java didn't take anything from any other languages and then refine them? You can't name a single thing in Java that can't be traced back to a previous language.
Next question asked is WHY has Microsoft have to invent one when there are others available already?
Because you would whine and bitch about them "stealing" the language if they were to co-opt another concurrent programming language to run in their.NET environment.
Because the movie studio gets a bigger share of the ticket sales in the earlier weeks. As time goes on they get less of a cut as the theaters get more.
Actually having extracurricular activities is very much what you want to see a person engage in. It usually shows that they might have a modicum of social skills.
The part about taking it with a grain of salt was added by Rob after the fact. Had you taken the minuscule effort required to click on the firehose link below the article, you'd have found this out.
I think you misunderstood. Those working poor get all those taxes back at the end of the year because of deductions.
You don't get the Social Security and Medicare deductions back at the end of the year. So no, they do not get all those taxes back at the end of the year.
I live in a poor area, and my neighbors do not pay taxes.
Except that Apple have removed DRM from more-or-less all the music in the iTunes store, and there are now plenty of companies selling plain unencumbered MP3s.
So no one ever purchased a single thing from the iTunes store before DRM-free content? Oh wait, they did which was entirely my point. Despite what people on here say, most consumers don't give a shit about DRM as it is almost always transparent to them. Yes, there are exceptions, but considering how extremely successful the iTunes store was in it's fully DRM days (or the huge popularity of Steam) we can see that the complaints are a minority of the total user base.
The comment I was replying to was about content being able to be revoked from you on a whim which can be done with both the Steam store and iTunes it had nothing to do with longevity after the service dies.
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Whoosh? The GP was making a joke in relation to the new ribbon UI in Office 2007. One would think it was pretty obvious...
Of course most of it they stole from Java, with an attempt to add refinements here and there.
Because Java didn't take anything from any other languages and then refine them? You can't name a single thing in Java that can't be traced back to a previous language.
Next question asked is WHY has Microsoft have to invent one when there are others available already?
Because you would whine and bitch about them "stealing" the language if they were to co-opt another concurrent programming language to run in their .NET environment.
Steam runs in Wine just fine. Welcome to 2006.
Well of course. Microsoft never said you would get to use the RC for forever.
Except that that definition isn't what the summary was using when it said "critic". It was clearly referring to movie critics.
Rotten tomatoes has it rated at 95%, which means that there are very few critics that don't like the movie.
Which is precisely why the summary says "At first glance, JJ Abrams' Star Trek has won over audiences as well as critics".
Because the movie studio gets a bigger share of the ticket sales in the earlier weeks. As time goes on they get less of a cut as the theaters get more.
At first I thought your post said lemon party award and went "WTF?!?!".
Actually having extracurricular activities is very much what you want to see a person engage in. It usually shows that they might have a modicum of social skills.
I patented the 41 minute and 1 second meeting. You better make sure not to infringe my patent!
The part about taking it with a grain of salt was added by Rob after the fact. Had you taken the minuscule effort required to click on the firehose link below the article, you'd have found this out.
But the controller needed to download the latest episode of Monk from iTunes!
So there are no whales on the moon just trout?
I think you misunderstood. Those working poor get all those taxes back at the end of the year because of deductions.
You don't get the Social Security and Medicare deductions back at the end of the year. So no, they do not get all those taxes back at the end of the year.
I live in a poor area, and my neighbors do not pay taxes.
Then they are being paid under the table.
I have a glandular problem you insensitive clod!
Wait, I thought this was an article about Windows not Linux.
To ass rape people in poorer countries that couldn't afford to be ass raped at the higher premium cost?
I thought that was all Steve Ballmer's fault? :P
Except that Apple have removed DRM from more-or-less all the music in the iTunes store, and there are now plenty of companies selling plain unencumbered MP3s.
So no one ever purchased a single thing from the iTunes store before DRM-free content? Oh wait, they did which was entirely my point. Despite what people on here say, most consumers don't give a shit about DRM as it is almost always transparent to them. Yes, there are exceptions, but considering how extremely successful the iTunes store was in it's fully DRM days (or the huge popularity of Steam) we can see that the complaints are a minority of the total user base.
Yes, I do realize that. Doesn't change the fact that people, many in fact, were buying music from them when it was DRMed.
What corporation, that doesn't have an IT department run by complete fucktards, buys their employees Sony Vaios?
The other problem with listening to the players is that it dilutes any strong vision the devs may have originally had.
Your strong vision means jack shit if none of the players like it and stop playing your game.
The comment I was replying to was about content being able to be revoked from you on a whim which can be done with both the Steam store and iTunes it had nothing to do with longevity after the service dies.
Yeah, people are SO going to purchase content that can be revoked on a whim.
You mean like how no one uses the iTunes store or Steam?