For those of us who don't immediately recognize the reference to comics, after reading the title, we're scratching our heads wondering just how arrogant the US Capitol is.
that most of today's popular programming languages do not accommodate higher-level forms of expression required for easy parallelism. Declarative languages have a slight edge at being able to express where sequential dependencies are.
An investor who put $100,000 into Microsoft stock 10 years ago would now have about $69,000 worth.
Interesting. Anyone else feel like stocks are just glorified gambling? (Hint: the house always wins in the long run. Where do you think the now-missing $31k went?)
Reality check: MSFT is still selling tons of Windows+Office PCs to workplaces. I highly doubt that will change anytime soon. Also, last time I checked, WoW on the iPad wasn't very successful.
Also, WalletMakers claim trademark infringement. WalletMakers claims that "wallet" is not a general term for "money-and-identification-holder", and Google's use of the term violates their self-proclaimed, possibly government-supported, monopoly on it.
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Couldn't agree more. /. has become the gossip board for Palin- and Wiki-haters.
didn't they just do that (the "promising" part) with the PSN?
a tinyurl almost always means goatse. Honestly, trolls, you can do better. (pick a more obscure, or even homemade, url shortener)
In contrast, consuming Apple products will put you *in* the walled garden, instead of getting you thrown out.
Nah, what failures all of those were. Just like the failure of AppEngine, Google Translate, Android...the list of failures goes on and on... /sarcasm
as they said they would when they introduced it.
Source (link) please.
Just subtract "anonymous" and it's a lot less impossible. The internet is kinda based around this thing called an IP address...
Looks like it was universal enough for you to understand, troll. >.>
New iPhone app idea: Obama's internet^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H universe kill switch. Sell it for $0.99 a pop and make a fortune for yourself and for Apple.
For those of us who don't immediately recognize the reference to comics, after reading the title, we're scratching our heads wondering just how arrogant the US Capitol is.
Team Rocket. Yes, I started watching Who after Pokemon. "emergency temporal shift" == "team rocket's blasting off again"
We desperately need a "sad but true" mod.
3 of which are in the reference section.
Stop with the retarded titles. Even though this audience is obviously anti-MSFT, the title here is an extremely loaded question.
keep dreaming http://www.flowlang.net/
that most of today's popular programming languages do not accommodate higher-level forms of expression required for easy parallelism. Declarative languages have a slight edge at being able to express where sequential dependencies are.
Not even getting a sensible alternative to a discontinued free service that has obviously become their right. /sarcasm
HTC consistently seems to be less crappy than the competition. Pioneering Android with the G1 certainly won some of my mindshare as well.
Did anyone notice the confidentiality note on the Evo 3D email? So much for "strictly prohibited" distribution.
An investor who put $100,000 into Microsoft stock 10 years ago would now have about $69,000 worth.
Interesting. Anyone else feel like stocks are just glorified gambling? (Hint: the house always wins in the long run. Where do you think the now-missing $31k went?)
It's hardly a losing situation for the press: they also laugh their way to the bank as people read this mindless stuff and become defiled by ads.
The move to mobile will kill Microsoft
Reality check: MSFT is still selling tons of Windows+Office PCs to workplaces. I highly doubt that will change anytime soon. Also, last time I checked, WoW on the iPad wasn't very successful.
Earthquake prediction can be a grave
At least 2 puns there ;)
Also, WalletMakers claim trademark infringement. WalletMakers claims that "wallet" is not a general term for "money-and-identification-holder", and Google's use of the term violates their self-proclaimed, possibly government-supported, monopoly on it.
Scottish Gaelic. Noun speach f (genitive speacha, plural speachan)
1. wasp
Like newcastlejon said, his Scottish Gaelic spelling was flawless. I always hate it when Google doesn't recognize my wasps.