Probably cost of accounting. An actual sale is worth much more than an actual click (for information) but the model would probably break down if that was the only niche that provided real income.
How can I be sure that this [slashdoter.org] is the real slashdot? Hmmm... and why did it suddenly require my credit card for verification this time? Gosh could someone email me and let me know if all is on the up and up here.
"they found a way to check computational errors in future quantum computers."
Just how far in the future will we be able to check? Should be a great aid to debugging! But what happens if I fix a problem that causes my great grandson to come back in time to help me to meet my wife? Oh, wait.
27. A good traveler leaves no trail. A good speaker leaves no argument. A good planner needs no sketch. A good door needs no latch. A good binding needs no rope. Thus the sage is good at helping, so no one is rejected; Good at saving, so nothing is wasted. This is called Stealing the Light. Good is the model for bad, but bad is the origin of good.
But more than any-any-anything else, it fears losing money. So find an application (like, oh say, linux rendering servers) that saves significant money, and that crowd will jump at it. Give them a linux movie client that returns real dollar to them and they will jump at the new distribution media.
Remember: Hollywood will go with Linux if it Makes Money.
Avionics software, GPS, and the OS are just the testbed, all pretty standard and could be swapped out for something more robust. The control software the decides where and how to conduct it's mission is the interesting part. If it can locate a particular house or vehicle, the conduct smart surveillance and return to the home base, who cares what the OS is?
Just from a brief peek there has been tremendous advances since the last time I looked at this app! Seems vastly more stable, the menus are clearer and the UI very responsive.
3D modeling preferences will continue to be subjective for a long time due to the large learning curve for any of the packages. Blender should allow kids the determined to do amazing work. I bet folks have built portfolios that got them jobs with Blender.
Very funny in a warped sort of way. If email begins to fail regularly, this may be the straw that brings in full goverment regulation and all the blessings and other stuff that entails...
Remember at the dawn of the electrical age there were competing companies with many different voltages, made for exciting interoperability issues. Goverment regulation could be a blessing.
I added Ask Jeeves to their SE list with Konqu eror. The cgi response errors and success messages needed to be downloaded to a textfile (mime types, kids) but that's a config tweak I'm sure they have on a list...
Anyway, some of their code is working, now a meta search engine that returns only the links that I really want, now that'll be a trillion...
UI design is often like the story of the blind men and an elephant, very different, depending.
So who will win? I asked about Longhorn at the RedHat world tour, won a cd but got disinterested scowls... who will win? Too bad there isn't a USPO.gov/preview site. 4-5 years from now 88% of the worlds users may be *used* to a patented UI so good OSS UI design could be a moot issue anyway.
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Well, not a true hologram but a great 3D display that you can walk around from all sides: http://www.actuality-systems.com/
>Why don't advertisers track *sales*
Probably cost of accounting. An actual sale is worth much more than an actual click (for information) but the model would probably break down if that was the only niche that provided real income.
How can I be sure that this [slashdoter.org] is the real slashdot? Hmmm... and why did it suddenly require my credit card for verification this time? Gosh could someone email me and let me know if all is on the up and up here.
How clueless are people in this world that these guys need a disclaimer at the bottom of their page:
...For those who do not understand what we do, all our products fly, not mow...
They just have not found a way to secure a monopoly stake in the industry.
It would be the first post if you'd had a direct connection. None of this wimpy keyboard crap, I'm getting one of those!
Yep, very clever idea, although probably stolen from a photo mag column. It would be silly to leave the coke. Refill with water, or better yet, sand.
They did make a note in humor but I think it should be emphised: use stainless!
I was deeply sincerely hoping that this trick at Google labs would give a bit of insight: Google Sets attempt But no, no results, nada, nothing.
fe fi fo foo
Ha, kinds like that Pay it Forward faux science fiction film.
;-)
Everything will be just fine.
My you be eaten first
"they found a way to check computational errors in future quantum computers."
Just how far in the future will we be able to check? Should be a great aid to debugging! But what happens if I fix a problem that causes my great grandson to come back in time to help me to meet my wife? Oh, wait.
27.
A good traveler leaves no trail.
A good speaker leaves no argument.
A good planner needs no sketch.
A good door needs no latch.
A good binding needs no rope.
Thus the sage is good at helping, so no one is rejected;
Good at saving, so nothing is wasted.
This is called Stealing the Light.
Good is the model for bad, but bad is the origin of good.
Fox:
In spite of this scramble to assert ownership of the Beaver copyright, defendants are not contending that they based their Scrat on the Beaver.
Yep, I wanna get involved in IP law...
Does the submission need to be open source? If so which licenses are acceptable? If not do you require the source code to review?
But more than any-any-anything else, it fears losing money. So find an application (like, oh say, linux rendering servers) that saves significant money, and that crowd will jump at it. Give them a linux movie client that returns real dollar to them and they will jump at the new distribution media.
Remember: Hollywood will go with Linux if it Makes Money.
When a company starts scrambling for other business it's a sign that they are on the way down. Now who is in the market for a computer company?
Avionics software, GPS, and the OS are just the testbed, all pretty standard and could be swapped out for something more robust. The control software the decides where and how to conduct it's mission is the interesting part. If it can locate a particular house or vehicle, the conduct smart surveillance and return to the home base, who cares what the OS is?
Just from a brief peek there has been tremendous advances since the last time I looked at this app! Seems vastly more stable, the menus are clearer and the UI very responsive.
3D modeling preferences will continue to be subjective for a long time due to the large learning curve for any of the packages. Blender should allow kids the determined to do amazing work. I bet folks have built portfolios that got them jobs with Blender.
I dunno, I tried real hard on a graphics card comparison to kill a board, swapping cards fast, and, oops, forgot to power off before reboot...
That was several years ago and all the boards survived. Buy quality components is probably the best lesson!
Garage liked Steve Jurvetson (the J) well enough to invite him to a panel at thier 'Start' conference.
I visualize these venture guys at an expensive diner , opening with a lame joke, 'The Idea is Out There'
Subtract a bit of fudge factor.
And some one will use this to prove that the apocolypse is just 15 days away!
We welcome out new planetary overlords.
Very funny in a warped sort of way. If email begins to fail regularly, this may be the straw that brings in full goverment regulation and all the blessings and other stuff that entails...
Remember at the dawn of the electrical age there were competing companies with many different voltages, made for exciting interoperability issues. Goverment regulation could be a blessing.
But now the Linux kernal will be rewritten in ADA!
I added Ask Jeeves to their SE list with Konqu eror. The cgi response errors and success messages needed to be downloaded to a textfile (mime types, kids) but that's a config tweak I'm sure they have on a list...
Anyway, some of their code is working, now a meta search engine that returns only the links that I really want, now that'll be a trillion...
Neeeever mind...
Ok, ok, now does anyone know which of these fancy smanchy new protocols is more green? eh? No PCI-nuclear for me.
Oh, btw, PCI-X is not PCI Express.
Oliphants? Weezles? Trees? Snakes?
UI design is often like the story of the blind men and an elephant, very different, depending.
So who will win? I asked about Longhorn at the RedHat world tour, won a cd but got disinterested scowls... who will win? Too bad there isn't a USPO.gov/preview site. 4-5 years from now 88% of the worlds users may be *used* to a patented UI so good OSS UI design could be a moot issue anyway.