Actually I'm a firm believer in (Douglas) Adams Law: "Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job."
The Google Doodle was in honor of Les Paul, who would have been 96 yesterday. For the handfull of slashdotters who don't know Les Paul was one of the inventors of the solid body electric guitar, multitrack recording, and many other inventions still used in the recording industry. And if that weren't enough he was an excellent musician as well.
Pardon my ignorance, but can anyone say what "23,322 Filesharing Does" are?
Doe: A deer. A female deer.
I guess lawsuits against the bucks can proceed. Who would have figured that a lackluster action film with over-the-hill actors would be so popular with woodland creatures...
I'm sure they didn't think far enough ahead and thought it would be no big deal for Oracle to have it.
Of cousre Oracle has been in the business of screwing people for a long time so their interest in SUN should have been the first clue bad things were possible.
True, but it's usually their customers that Oracle screws.
I'm working on a sharepoint add-on to allow paper documents to be processed in the same manner as electronic documents. In it's current form it's a paper shredder with a Sharepoint logo taped to it.
(paraphrased) "There are two kinds of people in this world, those that do the work and those that take the credit. Try to be in the first group, there is less competition"
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There's just not enough breast foddling in 2010 movies.);-)
>>>.....the fact that it is a felony.
>>>Anyone else just getting tired of this crap?
I am well past "tired".
I am angry.
Jefferson had the right idea when he proposed this amendment: "Monopolies may be allowed to persons for their own productions in literature, and their own inventions in the arts, for a term not exceeding ___ years, but for no longer term, and for no other purpose." He suggested "19" be inserted into the blank.
The Disney version of this story says he sugguested '19,000,000,000,000'
Assuming this is correct, it's because HTC chose to sign the deal. That sounds to me as a spectator like a dumb business decision, but it was HTC's to make.
actually it was probably a good business decision. The $5 per phone HTC pays is probably nothing compared to the cost of a lawsuit, even if they were too win. And if by some chance Windows Mobile 7 phones were to become popular it would put them in a bad position with Microsoft. (I suspect that part of the deal includes HTC supporting Windows Mpbile phones for a certian amount of time.)
With KVM can you move running guests from one host to another? You can do that with Hyper-V (with the addition of System Center Virtual Machine Manager) or VMware (with the addition of VSphere).
So yes you can keep your Windows 2008 R2 Hyper-V host fully patched (Typically monthly reboots at most) and still maintain multi-month or even multi-year uptimes on your guest OS.
No, but monitors are cheap and programmers time is expensive. A second monitor will usually improve productivity at least to a small degree so it should pay for itself pretty quickly.
I wonder what sort of Powerpointology Sony will be needed to prove worthiness
Slide 1 - Intro slide
Slide 2 - Previous configuration - Insecure (include at least 4 bullet points, include lots of buzzwords)
Slide 3 - New configuration - Secure (include at least 6 bullet points, include even more buzzwords)
Slide 4 - Conclusions/Q&A
Remember, if you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.
Of course, anywhere Apple or Google goes, Microsoft has to follow. Poorly.
Many of the most brilliant minds in the industry work at Microsoft. Too bad the upper management has a bad case of Apple/Google Envy and spends all their time chasing the latest shiny object instead of defining the future of computing.
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"Read My Lips: No New AXES"
Seriously. Banning the creation of 'hacking tools' will only stop the 'cybercriminals' who obey the law.
Actually I'm a firm believer in (Douglas) Adams Law: "Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job."
It was meant to be another check on the mob to keep them from electing some populist bimbo
I'm in favor of anything that keeps Sarah Palin out of public office.
The Google Doodle was in honor of Les Paul, who would have been 96 yesterday. For the handfull of slashdotters who don't know Les Paul was one of the inventors of the solid body electric guitar, multitrack recording, and many other inventions still used in the recording industry. And if that weren't enough he was an excellent musician as well.
At least that's what the police tell me.
Pardon my ignorance, but can anyone say what "23,322 Filesharing Does" are?
Doe: A deer. A female deer.
I guess lawsuits against the bucks can proceed. Who would have figured that a lackluster action film with over-the-hill actors would be so popular with woodland creatures...
I'm sure they didn't think far enough ahead and thought it would be no big deal for Oracle to have it.
Of cousre Oracle has been in the business of screwing people for a long time so their interest in SUN should have been the first clue bad things were possible.
True, but it's usually their customers that Oracle screws.
I'm working on a sharepoint add-on to allow paper documents to be processed in the same manner as electronic documents. In it's current form it's a paper shredder with a Sharepoint logo taped to it.
(paraphrased) "There are two kinds of people in this world, those that do the work and those that take the credit. Try to be in the first group, there is less competition"
There's just not enough breast foddling in 2010 movies.) ;-)
For that you need to watch award shows now...
>>>.....the fact that it is a felony. >>>Anyone else just getting tired of this crap?
I am well past "tired". I am angry.
Jefferson had the right idea when he proposed this amendment: "Monopolies may be allowed to persons for their own productions in literature, and their own inventions in the arts, for a term not exceeding ___ years, but for no longer term, and for no other purpose." He suggested "19" be inserted into the blank.
The Disney version of this story says he sugguested '19,000,000,000,000'
(cyberwarior to Kim Jong Il): You pull back on the slingshot, and hurl the bird over to knock down the pig's fort...
The rest of us download a fucking Brittany Spears song and they want to sue us for eleventy trillion dollars.
Isn't listening to Brittney Spears punishment enough?
Every mailbox in Iran will soon be spammed with installation CDs with 30 day free offers.
Assuming this is correct, it's because HTC chose to sign the deal. That sounds to me as a spectator like a dumb business decision, but it was HTC's to make.
actually it was probably a good business decision. The $5 per phone HTC pays is probably nothing compared to the cost of a lawsuit, even if they were too win. And if by some chance Windows Mobile 7 phones were to become popular it would put them in a bad position with Microsoft. (I suspect that part of the deal includes HTC supporting Windows Mpbile phones for a certian amount of time.)
It's hard to hide secret airbases in downtown Manhattan.
Not according to that documentary I saw several years ago. You know, the one with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.
Expect to pay $39.95 to watch a movie, and have a smaller and more out of date selection than your average Redbox kiosk.
With KVM can you move running guests from one host to another? You can do that with Hyper-V (with the addition of System Center Virtual Machine Manager) or VMware (with the addition of VSphere).
So yes you can keep your Windows 2008 R2 Hyper-V host fully patched (Typically monthly reboots at most) and still maintain multi-month or even multi-year uptimes on your guest OS.
No, but monitors are cheap and programmers time is expensive. A second monitor will usually improve productivity at least to a small degree so it should pay for itself pretty quickly.
I wonder what sort of Powerpointology Sony will be needed to prove worthiness
Slide 1 - Intro slide
Slide 2 - Previous configuration - Insecure (include at least 4 bullet points, include lots of buzzwords)
Slide 3 - New configuration - Secure (include at least 6 bullet points, include even more buzzwords)
Slide 4 - Conclusions/Q&A
Remember, if you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.
Corruption just seems to be getting more and more visible and obvious, and nobody with the power to stop it gives a damn.
Correction: Those who have power to stop it are generally benefiting from the situation.
Of course, anywhere Apple or Google goes, Microsoft has to follow. Poorly. Many of the most brilliant minds in the industry work at Microsoft. Too bad the upper management has a bad case of Apple/Google Envy and spends all their time chasing the latest shiny object instead of defining the future of computing.
If this were secret technology a second special ops team would have been dispatched to retrieve or destroy the helecopter the moment that it crashed.
And like training a dog, unless you catch them at the moment they squat the discipline is completely useless.
Police! Arrest Lysander7! He is Anonymous, the proof is in the parent post.