I can get a stereo that can play DTS and Dolby 5.1, I can get a quad-band cell phone. Perhaps it is time to make players that support both, then you can pick and choose, based on who has the best content.
Choose your car based on pre-installed satellite radio? That's hard core.
If you are looking for benefits specifically, most starups and small companies can not afford top-tier health insurance and dental insurance, and usually you have to kick in a whole lot for your percentage.
They have icons in the article that don't appear in the legend. AUSTIN has a spot for an icon without an icon. Somehow, the Bay Area doesn't have a university rating, even though it has Stanford and Cal.
I could go on, but I wasted enough of my time, and yours.
They are trading file size for CPU performance. While the impact of reduced file sizes are clear, the impact on CPU is not. The question is, is our ability to add storage and bandwidth slower than our ability to add CPU and memory?
I think storage and bandwidth will start winning over CPU as we seem to have hit another Ghz wall and are throwing cores at the problem. While RAM, hard disk and flash are all getting cheaper and bigger at a faster rate.
As I recall, Microsoft licensed SpyGlass browser code as the basis for Internet Explorer. Is there any of it left, or have you finally rewritten all the IE code?
All these things you mention are symptoms and solutions to poor application design.
Why do you want to limit a service to a few IPs? The service should securly challenge the identity of the user. IP address is a poor identity mechanism.
Why do you want to add functionalliy for DoS and stateful examination of network traffic to the application? The application should not be vulnerable to these thigs in the first place.
Yea, this is the Wall Street Journal. It's like that old joke about Hollywood Squares: "According to Redbook, what is Plank's constant?" Not really an authoritative source on technical innovation.
Why sue them when they can probably implement auctions.google.com in much less time. I am pretty sure google could implement a much better auction setup than eBay, and the kicker? They won't ban you from using paypal.
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Make movies so horrible no one would bother recording it.
I can get a stereo that can play DTS and Dolby 5.1, I can get a quad-band cell phone. Perhaps it is time to make players that support both, then you can pick and choose, based on who has the best content.
Choose your car based on pre-installed satellite radio? That's hard core.
Yes, your right, and this is the hole in his theory.
Unless the Munis planned to create their own backbone and separate internet, his points are moot.
His analogy would fit the browser wars better than the OS wars.
Hmmm... Someone must read Slashdot.
I googled the lawyer who filed this for Cisco/linksys, scroll down for her list of clients!
If you are looking for benefits specifically, most starups and small companies can not afford top-tier health insurance and dental insurance, and usually you have to kick in a whole lot for your percentage.
How did this filler article get on Slashdot?
They have icons in the article that don't appear in the legend. AUSTIN has a spot for an icon without an icon. Somehow, the Bay Area doesn't have a university rating, even though it has Stanford and Cal.
I could go on, but I wasted enough of my time, and yours.
It's powered by H2O2.
I remember when there was just one... http://groups.google.com/group/rec.autos.antique/b rowse_thread/thread/5a53273717099e12/c43de9e0b0e50 166?lnk=st&q=nike%40indirect.com&rnum=200&hl=en#c4 3de9e0b0e50166
They are trading file size for CPU performance. While the impact of reduced file sizes are clear, the impact on CPU is not. The question is, is our ability to add storage and bandwidth slower than our ability to add CPU and memory?
I think storage and bandwidth will start winning over CPU as we seem to have hit another Ghz wall and are throwing cores at the problem. While RAM, hard disk and flash are all getting cheaper and bigger at a faster rate.
yea, that's right. What is it with judges with three names?
...was also the second Judge for US v. Microsoft.
Just wait a day...
As I recall, Microsoft licensed SpyGlass browser code as the basis for Internet Explorer. Is there any of it left, or have you finally rewritten all the IE code?
Fuel cells are still very hot (at least in the reformation process).
Not only the heat, but am I going to have to get my notebook smogged?
All these things you mention are symptoms and solutions to poor application design.
Why do you want to limit a service to a few IPs? The service should securly challenge the identity of the user. IP address is a poor identity mechanism.
Why do you want to add functionalliy for DoS and stateful examination of network traffic to the application? The application should not be vulnerable to these thigs in the first place.
Installing the patch crashes svchost on my system.
Too hard to use and not portable.
How about SecurID, like e*trade.
CableCard is a federal mandate. It will support all cable companies who provide a digital signal.
And at $800 they are going to lose their shirt.
Yea, this is the Wall Street Journal. It's like that old joke about Hollywood Squares: "According to Redbook, what is Plank's constant?" Not really an authoritative source on technical innovation.
Homer must be saying, "Told you so. We are not human without DUF".
Yea, how about Wing Commander! I loved that game.
Yea, I thought it was OLED at first.
Sounds like an org chart foldin.
Take your org chart.
Turn it sideways.
Fold it so that a level of management is missing.
Viola! Org chart foldin!
Why sue them when they can probably implement auctions.google.com in much less time. I am pretty sure google could implement a much better auction setup than eBay, and the kicker? They won't ban you from using paypal.