Or as Bill Gates would put it, "When you're dying of malaria, nothing sucks more than finding an 'Error establishing database connection' on your blog hours after the fact".
The "death of the PC" has been overhyped. The PC isn't dead, it's just mature.
Agree. And like refrigurators, people won't use put them all over their houses. PCs (as we know them) will resign to the home offices again, after their recent advancements to living rooms and kitchens. Tablets are designed to be home-user media machines, PCs are designed for work.
This seems perfectly normal to me. I can't see why everyone seems so puzzled about the idea of tax on benefits. But then of course taxes are a national sport here in Sweden.
Ericsson has never been good at consumer electronics. The main reason for not quitting phone making 10 years ago was to secure supply of phones compatible with the mobile network standards they were advocating.
The main problem for Africa's development seems to be political corruption. That's why you can't just build a powerline and expect wealth and sustainable energy in return. But despite the difficulties I think it could be successfull.
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So, LabView with DLLs dressed up as SubVIs would be FBP?
It's in order to implement BYOD for the army. Publicly owned weapons would be kinda socialist, you know.
"how the FUCK do you think everything is going to get done with 90 people?"
Block access to Slashdot?
Or as Bill Gates would put it, "When you're dying of malaria, nothing sucks more than finding an 'Error establishing database connection' on your blog hours after the fact".
- Regexp search for radio stations
- Job commute as a cron job
- vi as default editor
I remember a lecturer telling exactly this story when I took a real-time systems course circa 2001...
Murdoch's people don't code - but they sure know how to hack!
Humble.
I think this time he is being humle. I mean he didn't claim to have written The Hobbit.
Are all the Soviet Russia jokes on NSA from now on?
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In space, no one can hear you segfault.
Raining beer - funnel included for premium subscribers.
Most of the things that used to be standalone applications they now do online:
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In short, Windows loses the home market when the home users switch from the old pirated copy of Office 2003 to cloud services.
The "death of the PC" has been overhyped. The PC isn't dead, it's just mature.
Agree. And like refrigurators, people won't use put them all over their houses. PCs (as we know them) will resign to the home offices again, after their recent advancements to living rooms and kitchens. Tablets are designed to be home-user media machines, PCs are designed for work.
Author is obsessed with the random encounters idea but effective teamworking is hardly mentioned at all. In my view Agile is what's killing telework.
This seems perfectly normal to me. I can't see why everyone seems so puzzled about the idea of tax on benefits. But then of course taxes are a national sport here in Sweden.
Ericsson has never been good at consumer electronics. The main reason for not quitting phone making 10 years ago was to secure supply of phones compatible with the mobile network standards they were advocating.
Am I the only one who comes to think about the legendary Monty Python sketch?
Maybe wishful thinking from the reviewer (Drupal 7 is still in Alpha) but the book seems to be about Drupal 6, not Drupal 7.
And now for something completely different. A man with an iPod up his nose.
No, it's a new device called iTeX.
The main problem for Africa's development seems to be political corruption. That's why you can't just build a powerline and expect wealth and sustainable energy in return. But despite the difficulties I think it could be successfull.
Why not?
The physics department would complain. It's against the second law of thermodynamics. You can't power a fridge by the heat of the food that's in it.