Microsoft will never open Kerberos now that Slashdot has suggested it. Taking advice from Slashdot would be a sign of Microsoft giving in.
Maybe next time we should try reverse psycology on them. You know, sarcastically say "Microsoft, don't open up Kerberos...... that would be a BAD thing. No, really, stop it. Don't split. Don't fire Billy Gates. Don't make a reliable OS that doesn't crash every half hour.....".
Despite some of the negative things written about the use of AI down the road... I think it will be huge. The uses for AI will grow slowly but surely, and I'm a strong believer that one of the biggest applications for it will be "smart agents". You know the deal... have it run your life for you when you're not on-line. Looking to purchase a particular antique vase? Have your agent search the Internet over a period of time and notify you when one goes on sale. Looking for news article relating to war in Bosnia? Have your agent notify you when news becomes available.
The applications for smart agents is unlimited. Write a smart agent that performs a particular task. Maybe make an agent that scours slashdot for articles/posts of interest so I don't have to read the crappy ones. (No offense you anonymous cowards.)
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Microsoft will never open Kerberos now that Slashdot has suggested it. Taking advice from Slashdot would be a sign of Microsoft giving in.
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Maybe next time we should try reverse psycology on them. You know, sarcastically say "Microsoft, don't open up Kerberos...... that would be a BAD thing. No, really, stop it. Don't split. Don't fire Billy Gates. Don't make a reliable OS that doesn't crash every half hour.....".
Maybe, just maybe, they'll fall for it.
Despite some of the negative things written about the use of AI down the road... I think it will be huge. The uses for AI will grow slowly but surely, and I'm a strong believer that one of the biggest applications for it will be "smart agents". You know the deal... have it run your life for you when you're not on-line. Looking to purchase a particular antique vase? Have your agent search the Internet over a period of time and notify you when one goes on sale. Looking for news article relating to war in Bosnia? Have your agent notify you when news becomes available.
The applications for smart agents is unlimited. Write a smart agent that performs a particular task. Maybe make an agent that scours slashdot for articles/posts of interest so I don't have to read the crappy ones. (No offense you anonymous cowards.)
This is ridiculous. Dr. Dre probably can't even spell "MP3".