Probably, but I guess they have a lot of legacy equipment which is no longer manufactured and the vendors find pointless to make drivers for them. On the other hand, I think that it was naive to think that they could make the drivers by themselves. I don't know the scenario, but I'll take my chances when I say that they should have kept Windows boxes to handle the equipment and focused in figuring out a way to share those resources with the rest of the users.
That would be something like: "Most prominent gay community members joined in a R&D crusade to make human's skin shinny and healthy while group of troglodytes can't stand their beauty and begin to hunt them down". OK, Victoria is not involved but I couldn't resist.
Yeah, that would be great. Javascript + SVG is a winner combination to replace Flash, but [most of] graphical designers won't want to know anything about coding, the "IDE" is the key.
PDF? It's an ISO standard, and according to Wikipedia "Adobe holds patents to PDF, but licenses them for royalty-free use in developing software complying with its PDF specification". I don't know how that can make a competitive advantage for Adobe. Like I said in the first post Photoshop and the design suite are their "only" valuable asset (note the quotes). Without Flash they won't be game changers anymore.
I don't think the smile on the Adobe's face lasts too much. They better reinvent themselves, because Photoshop & Co aside they don't have too many things to support their position (not that they're not good products, but it's just not enough to stand the way Adobe does now).
I don't think Nokia dies. My crystal ball says they're going to live from a modest market share in the mid-end until they come up with something bright (which may or may not happen). Too bad for the Finnish, they were cool (not to make a party with them but 'cool' in the geek sense of the word).
All they needed to do was either bring Symbian into the 21st century or provide a suitable alternative and they couldn't manage that
In real business "All I need" is actually more complicated than it seems. Symbian was a trap. Its API was a mess, it had no future. They tried to do the things right making QT the base for all coming software no matter what platform was the target. IMHO they should have put money to develop "enterprise" class applications just like Google is doing in order to turn the platform (Maemo/MeeGo) attractive to users and developers. But now it's clear why they hired an ex-Microsoft.
Priority is often calculated from two variables: impact and likelihood. I guess they weren't so wrong about the latter. In any case they screwed it badly.
the company is demanding that a federal judge order Google to surrender the IP addresses and other identifying information (.pdf) of those who have viewed or commented about the jailbreak video on a private YouTube page
The claim is, of course, stupid. But they're using the legal channels
Slashdot Mirror
Nope. I'm sure it was tuxpainted, it's too obvious that it's fake.
I have to say this is the cutest changelog I ever seen. The wiki server keeps being one of my favorites.
I saw the pics and they're running Windows 7
Sure. And now NVIDIA is dead
Probably, but I guess they have a lot of legacy equipment which is no longer manufactured and the vendors find pointless to make drivers for them. On the other hand, I think that it was naive to think that they could make the drivers by themselves. I don't know the scenario, but I'll take my chances when I say that they should have kept Windows boxes to handle the equipment and focused in figuring out a way to share those resources with the rest of the users.
Showing that background was pointless, and now all articles pointing to the YouTube video have a broken link. Well done, Bogdan.
I liked the 4th!
That would be something like: "Most prominent gay community members joined in a R&D crusade to make human's skin shinny and healthy while group of troglodytes can't stand their beauty and begin to hunt them down". OK, Victoria is not involved but I couldn't resist.
But it's OK. They say its product is "Fast, light, and easy-to-use to use", so that must be true.
That would be great compared to the possibility to have Norton for Android. It gives me goosebumps just to think about it.
Yeah, that would be great. Javascript + SVG is a winner combination to replace Flash, but [most of] graphical designers won't want to know anything about coding, the "IDE" is the key.
PDF? It's an ISO standard, and according to Wikipedia "Adobe holds patents to PDF, but licenses them for royalty-free use in developing software complying with its PDF specification". I don't know how that can make a competitive advantage for Adobe. Like I said in the first post Photoshop and the design suite are their "only" valuable asset (note the quotes). Without Flash they won't be game changers anymore.
Or post it in Facebook hoping that some of them hit the "like" button
I don't think the smile on the Adobe's face lasts too much. They better reinvent themselves, because Photoshop & Co aside they don't have too many things to support their position (not that they're not good products, but it's just not enough to stand the way Adobe does now).
I wanted to learn how to make Napalm from human fat and all I find is a bunch of letters signed by Edgard Hoover :(
docs, img, programs, code, music + grep + find. Definitively everything had become very easy since I don't watch porn anymore.
I don't think Nokia dies. My crystal ball says they're going to live from a modest market share in the mid-end until they come up with something bright (which may or may not happen). Too bad for the Finnish, they were cool (not to make a party with them but 'cool' in the geek sense of the word).
In real business "All I need" is actually more complicated than it seems. Symbian was a trap. Its API was a mess, it had no future. They tried to do the things right making QT the base for all coming software no matter what platform was the target. IMHO they should have put money to develop "enterprise" class applications just like Google is doing in order to turn the platform (Maemo/MeeGo) attractive to users and developers. But now it's clear why they hired an ex-Microsoft.
Except for those countries where zip codes are not widely used. This could apply for local [US] purchases.
The Saudi Arabs, of course. That's why they keep squandering industrial amounts of dollars.
+1 Funny. But apparently you can install it
Priority is often calculated from two variables: impact and likelihood. I guess they weren't so wrong about the latter. In any case they screwed it badly.
That's the actual joke
The claim is, of course, stupid. But they're using the legal channels
Actually, they're trying to get to those who published the jailbreak video or detailed information on the hack.