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  1. Re:Any Terminal Program. on Prior Art to Squash Database Patent? · · Score: 1

    I have to say that there doesn't have to be any smart's to the client. I haven't seen to many smarts embedded in IE or Netscape. They are just presentation devices. Yet if I have IE, web server and db backend then I have 3 tier. Same goes with dumb terminal program, code to do queries and buisness rules and then database at the back end. 3-tier is a very loose description. It encompasses a lot of ways to develop an applicaiton.

  2. Any Terminal Program. on Prior Art to Squash Database Patent? · · Score: 1

    Try searching for any terminal based program that used a mainframe as a backend. IE 90% of programs before the mid 1980's. Most would run with front end dumb terminals and database servers at the backend. Or any program that was made telnet capable.

    This patent is inane

  3. Re:Visibility? on Visibility Of The ISS Grows · · Score: 1

    At least it is visible for you guys..... For us people in the sourthern hemisphere we can't see it at all.

    I guess that is one of the limitations of that geostationary thing.

    That did piss me off..... for up to about 2 seconds. Then I realized who was footing the bill, You guys are welcome to both the view and the bill !!!

  4. Re:Watch out on Armed Robot Guards - Sorta · · Score: 1

    .... or As Dangerous

  5. Re:What this was rendered on (word from Cyan staff on Myst - In Realtime? · · Score: 1

    Slightly off topic but an important point.

    Can you change your sig.

    The following sentence is true.
    The preceding sentence was false.

    Every time I read it it takes me half an hour to get off it.

  6. Re:Is Up Down? on The Leased Life? · · Score: 1

    What you have Just said ignores alot 200 - 300 years of industrial development. Most of the examples that were given are now made possible by standing on the shoulders of thoose who came before us. IE Building a city/community takes hundreds of years of resources, it doesn't just happen overnight. The changes from ownership to leasing just means that there will be no one putting any resources for infrastructure.... which leads to the inevitable downturn of communities.

    Capitalism doesn't work for people it works for corporations. Too many people seem to think that corporations have the same rights as people.