... now we should say: "x86 assembler: write once, run everywhere (slow as molasses in January)" ?
You know what would really be kewl? If you could make an integrated circuit that runs java real fast then you would have a chip that runs x86 assembly.
Many people have roasted GWB for his apparent glaring shortcomings. But I bet his one lasting legacy will be his judicial appointments to the supreme court that may reign in copyright gone amok.
Please drop your internal combustion research. This is a dead-end technology that relies on us burning stuff that we buy from terrorists. Please focus your efforts on a fusion engine that uses garbage like in the movies. The flying car part can wait though. Just get the fusion engine going. Thanks.
If it were your music, and you made a living from it, you'd want your share, wouldn't you?
With copyrights lasting 50 years after an author's death (in the US) it makes no difference to those who are in the grave. And for those who are still alive, they have no incentive to create new works, which was the original intent of copyright law.
Agreed. It just shows that slashdot hasn't evolved, as we are going to see the emergence of a thousand posts of the same diatribe we have all seen before.
Well I think there was a day when what you said may have been true. But don't think that isn't going to rapidly change when everyone gets faster broadband. The demand continues to grow in this sector, and I suspect that online degrees will gain increasing currency because traditional schools will simply become less attractive to those that don't want to put up with everything from weird antics of professors to parking problems.
Thousands of people are paying bills online now too. A concept unheard of seven years ago. If you can trust an online bank, why couldn't you trust an accredited online school?
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the children of slashdot.
... now we should say: "x86 assembler: write once, run everywhere (slow as molasses in January)" ?
You know what would really be kewl? If you could make an integrated circuit that runs java real fast then you would have a chip that runs x86 assembly.
to look long at loquacious lexicons lengthening learning luminosity.
Bot herders has named Windows as the most reliable operating system for hosting botnets and spam machines.
Congratulations all around Microsoft.
I think that it'd be safe to say that the think tank lost it's foam.
Many people have roasted GWB for his apparent glaring shortcomings. But I bet his one lasting legacy will be his judicial appointments to the supreme court that may reign in copyright gone amok.
"Teton" is french for booby.
But then wouldn't they be the "Tittons"?
zombie-like accompanying pictures. Especially at 3:30 AM, EST. Because now I can't sleep. Thank you.
What's even scarier is it was a girl walking torwards you. I need to hide in the basement now.
Would this mean that I could return the Britney Spear's download after she cut her hair?
The U.S. buys a large part of its oil from México, for example.
But aren't we being invaded by the Mexican's on a daily basis??
Please drop your internal combustion research. This is a dead-end technology that relies on us burning stuff that we buy from terrorists. Please focus your efforts on a fusion engine that uses garbage like in the movies. The flying car part can wait though. Just get the fusion engine going. Thanks.
With Captain America dead, the terrorists have won.
If it were your music, and you made a living from it, you'd want your share, wouldn't you?
With copyrights lasting 50 years after an author's death (in the US) it makes no difference to those who are in the grave. And for those who are still alive, they have no incentive to create new works, which was the original intent of copyright law.
This means that Microsoft will follow by putting their much loved 'MS Paint' online.
This is not evidence of a conspiracy
Agreed. It just shows that slashdot hasn't evolved, as we are going to see the emergence of a thousand posts of the same diatribe we have all seen before.
when he throws a chair.
...we need a porta-potty. oh...wait...
Yeah, but what does its radar signature look like?
It's not bad, but the new startup synergistica that I'm working on is gonna be completely invisible.
Another suggestion - Stop all the spamming. There must be a coal-powered powerplant's worth of electricity right there.
Well I think there was a day when what you said may have been true. But don't think that isn't going to rapidly change when everyone gets faster broadband. The demand continues to grow in this sector, and I suspect that online degrees will gain increasing currency because traditional schools will simply become less attractive to those that don't want to put up with everything from weird antics of professors to parking problems.
Thousands of people are paying bills online now too. A concept unheard of seven years ago. If you can trust an online bank, why couldn't you trust an accredited online school?
because we all know what would happen if they started with the big ones.
Microsoft would use tanks and heavy artillery instead of just the BSA - Boy Scouts of America?
A picture is worth a thousand votes.
More importantly, how do we stop them at the borders and check their bags?
So I can download Linux legally.