If you, or the mods, had read the damn article you would see that they covered that. Oracle and most others do not charge for HT, but they do charge for multiple cores. The article says that Oracle has added language to it's contracts that cover this and also has quotes from a fime that was hit with 100,000 USD/server additional costs due to the duel cores in the US IV.
If you site was hacked and all the users saw was the 404 errors or the hacked pages then I would agree that they don't have to be told. However, in this case, software could have been installed on the users computer with out them knowing and that is why they should have been told.
They SAID they will do a buy back of UP TO 30 Billion. They don't have to buy back that much stock and most companies that announce a buy back don't buy back new what they authorized to. I would be shocked if MSFT buys back more than 10 Billion over the next 3 years.
And cutting employee benifits isn't a good way to keep your best employees, and that is a negative in regards to their long term stock price.
Wasn't the Linux port of JFS done from the OS/2 code base, not the the AIX code base? I think they are two different implitations of the same spec with the OS/2 version sharing no code with the AIX version.
Then why doesn't the F500 use their lobying power to get it done? It's easy, they are large and can afford to hire people to understand the regs for them (hell, the write a large portion of them). Smaller companies can't afford to do this, so it gives the F500 an advantage.
He said "The bulk of our employees are still in the U.S. "
That is a LIE.
ROUND ROCK, Texas (AP) - Computer maker Dell Inc. has more workers overseas than it does in the United States, reversing the makeup of its work force of just a year ago. Round Rock-based Dell said it was allocating resources where growth has been fastest, including China and Japan.
"We have great opportunities outside the U.S., and as such we have built our employee base in areas that best reflect our strong growth areas," Dell spokesman Bob Kaufman said Tuesday. "Our jobs have grown all over the world, including here in the U.S."
Dell had 46,000 employees as of Jan. 30. About 22,200 of those, or 48.3 percent, were in the United States, while 23,800 people, or 51.7 percent, worked in other countries, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday.
A year ago, 54.2 percent of Dell's workers were in the United States, according to company filings. Dell's work force grew 17.6 percent during 2003.
Dell said overseas job growth in the past year ran the gamut, from sales and manufacturing to call center support.
Last year, Dell stopped routing corporate customers to a technical support call center in Bangalore, India after a flood of complaints. Tech support for Optiplex desktop and Latitude notebook computers are being handled from call centers in Texas, Idaho and Tennessee instead.
Shares of Dell were down 23 cents to $35.56 in afternoon trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
Having purchased at auction a large amount of items from one of my former employers (Sunpoint Securities, Inc - One of the largest brokerage failuers in US History) if you are careful you can make a decent profit on auctions like this.
True. There are at least two different x86 emulators available. There is the HW one that is built in and the newer and faster IA-32 Execution Layer (currently only available for windows).
Believe it or not, but companies can take out all the ads they want with out getting prior approval from the Goverment (doesn't apply to brokers and medical ads).
Perhaps you are the one who is trying to force your values/way of life on us because you appear to not know what the hell you are talking about.
Perhaps you don't like those BAD tourists from the USA because they remind you too much of your self.
AMD and Intel happened. What do you think is running your computer right now (assuming it's an x86)? It a RISC chip that has x86 translater attached, the core of the chip is RISC.
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For about 3.2 seconds till the UPNP enabled virus tells the UPNP enabled firewall that it is an authorized app...
If you, or the mods, had read the damn article you would see that they covered that. Oracle and most others do not charge for HT, but they do charge for multiple cores. The article says that Oracle has added language to it's contracts that cover this and also has quotes from a fime that was hit with 100,000 USD/server additional costs due to the duel cores in the US IV.
420 per ceiling tile ;->
Well, from the way both parties act these days wouldn't he be playing the exact same person on both? ;->
If you site was hacked and all the users saw was the 404 errors or the hacked pages then I would agree that they don't have to be told. However, in this case, software could have been installed on the users computer with out them knowing and that is why they should have been told.
The original post said that SVG does 1/2 the things that Flash does.
What else can't it do? And why can't the client just install a SVG plugin?
What can Flash do that SVG can't?
They SAID they will do a buy back of UP TO 30 Billion. They don't have to buy back that much stock and most companies that announce a buy back don't buy back new what they authorized to. I would be shocked if MSFT buys back more than 10 Billion over the next 3 years.
And cutting employee benifits isn't a good way to keep your best employees, and that is a negative in regards to their long term stock price.
Wasn't the Linux port of JFS done from the OS/2 code base, not the the AIX code base? I think they are two different implitations of the same spec with the OS/2 version sharing no code with the AIX version.
But, I could be wrong.
Because, perhaps, it will stop the GOP from acting like DEMS?
128 bit addresses allow for 2^128=340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768, 211,456 total theoretically assignable addresses.
;->
THAT is a virtually unlimited number.
Yes, because women HATE other women with large breasts. I mean, just look at the breast sizes in women's mags at the supermarket...
Did you every work with a guy named Barry Gaberial He was based out of DEC's Dallas, Texas office.
Insurance, back by the taxpayer in the event that their overseas assets are every nationalized.
World security (no MAJOR wars and nothing that really effects shipping) provided by the US Military.
Below market rate loans, subsidized by the taxpayer, to move and develope their overseas operations.
The worlds most transparent, most reliable and well managed capital markets.
Below market R&D and patent licenses from FEDGOV research, subsidized by the taxpayer.
Those are just a few of the things large corps get. I could write more, but it's late.
Then why doesn't the F500 use their lobying power to get it done? It's easy, they are large and can afford to hire people to understand the regs for them (hell, the write a large portion of them). Smaller companies can't afford to do this, so it gives the F500 an advantage.
He said "The bulk of our employees are still in the U.S. "
That is a LIE.
ROUND ROCK, Texas (AP) - Computer maker Dell Inc. has more workers overseas than it does in the United States, reversing the makeup of its work force of just a year ago. Round Rock-based Dell said it was allocating resources where growth has been fastest, including China and Japan.
"We have great opportunities outside the U.S., and as such we have built our employee base in areas that best reflect our strong growth areas," Dell spokesman Bob Kaufman said Tuesday. "Our jobs have grown all over the world, including here in the U.S."
Dell had 46,000 employees as of Jan. 30. About 22,200 of those, or 48.3 percent, were in the United States, while 23,800 people, or 51.7 percent, worked in other countries, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday.
A year ago, 54.2 percent of Dell's workers were in the United States, according to company filings. Dell's work force grew 17.6 percent during 2003.
Dell said overseas job growth in the past year ran the gamut, from sales and manufacturing to call center support.
Last year, Dell stopped routing corporate customers to a technical support call center in Bangalore, India after a flood of complaints. Tech support for Optiplex desktop and Latitude notebook computers are being handled from call centers in Texas, Idaho and Tennessee instead.
Shares of Dell were down 23 cents to $35.56 in afternoon trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
FROM: Associated Press ^ | Apr 13, 2004
Judging from your debating style it appears you are a member of freerepublic. What's you screen name on fr?
That isn't camping... ;->
With your abuse of stats are you a GOPer trying to ban porn/sex or a DEM trying to ban guns? ;->
I would contact my insurance company and have them pay for replacments.
I bet you a lot of the good office desk and chairs are now in use at goverment offices. That's what happened to some of the desks from SNPC.
Having purchased at auction a large amount of items from one of my former employers (Sunpoint Securities, Inc - One of the largest brokerage failuers in US History) if you are careful you can make a decent profit on auctions like this.
True. There are at least two different x86 emulators available. There is the HW one that is built in and the newer and faster IA-32 Execution Layer (currently only available for windows).
Believe it or not, but companies can take out all the ads they want with out getting prior approval from the Goverment (doesn't apply to brokers and medical ads).
Perhaps you are the one who is trying to force your values/way of life on us because you appear to not know what the hell you are talking about.
Perhaps you don't like those BAD tourists from the USA because they remind you too much of your self.
AMD and Intel happened. What do you think is running your computer right now (assuming it's an x86)? It a RISC chip that has x86 translater attached, the core of the chip is RISC.