Hopefully, they take it the rest of the way and incorpoate groups-beta.
Google could go the full Yahoo! monty, and have an interface that looks like "an Australian's nightmare", but I'd be very surprised.
They seem to grasp the strategic non-value of such a turdberg.
Yes, but do the objectives of the systems developers and the marketing people correlate?
Microsoft has always been about power and ease of use. Need performance? Buy more hardware.
Given the amount of Microsoft, Apple, Google, and other big-name-company stories that, otherwise inexplicably, have been termed "news", and "stuff that matters", yes.
Smacks of a reasonable business decision to me.
Or, can you produce any anecdotal evidence that SmartTags have somehow improved your revenues?
I'm happy to admit that MS Office is a swell product, if we can, in the same orgy of objectivity, admit that it was feature-complete around Office97 or so.
Oh, wait...that would hurt the value of my MSFT shares. Never mind.
You don't seem to grasp the situation.
What we need to do is convince, say, Lessig, to run for office, with the following platform:
<Joker voice>
This government needs an enema!
</Joker voice>
At the same time, Lucas himself will concentrate on a long-suppressed ambition to make smaller films, even documentaries.
I, for one, pity Poor Wee George, so unable to make the smaller films he has so craved.
Too, we must take comfort in the fact that has gathered sufficient moss that he won't be hitting the road next year, when he turns 62
Dude, that image was entirely unnecessary.
I'm not in favor of censorship, but I make a strong appeal to good taste in this case. Please, be careful in the future.
--The Mismanagement
If anything is going to kill Linux and the open-source movement, it's the presence of certifiable lunatics in the ranks representing the users. It may be that this is actually a deep Astroturf PR campaign orchestrated by Microsoft to discredit open source and Linux. It sure seems like something weird is going on.
Possibly the bolded portion of the quote has found its way into the good Mr. Dvorak's pipe. If he thinks the FOSS community is 'imploding' over this, his take on the BitKeeper kerfluffle must be truly parabolic in its hyperbole.
IIRC, Microsoft used to have this option in the Office programs. Until they somehow decided that opening an entirely new window for every document was somehow a good idea.:/
Tabbed browsing and Mutliple Document Interface (MDI) are kinda the same, only different.
Changing the Alt+Tab behavior to imply a separate Word instance for each.doc was a welcome simplification of the interface.
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But it looks great in lynx, when I'm too lazy to start an X server, so I got that goin' for me...
No, MSN didn't immediately collapse.
Nor is Google's collapse imminent, trolltard.
Hopefully, they take it the rest of the way and incorpoate groups-beta.
Google could go the full Yahoo! monty, and have an interface that looks like "an Australian's nightmare", but I'd be very surprised.
They seem to grasp the strategic non-value of such a turdberg.
Occasionally, though, a brain is required.
Yes, but do the objectives of the systems developers and the marketing people correlate?
Microsoft has always been about power and ease of use. Need performance? Buy more hardware.
Given the amount of Microsoft, Apple, Google, and other big-name-company stories that, otherwise inexplicably, have been termed "news", and "stuff that matters", yes.
Yes, but in those cases, MS controlled the platform.
See, "DOS isn't done until Google won't run" lacks a certain...reality...
Naw, Mike Myers provides better imagery than Kruschev:
"Tsha, and (honey)monkeys might fly out of my butt".
Smacks of a reasonable business decision to me.
Or, can you produce any anecdotal evidence that SmartTags have somehow improved your revenues?
I'm happy to admit that MS Office is a swell product, if we can, in the same orgy of objectivity, admit that it was feature-complete around Office97 or so.
Oh, wait...that would hurt the value of my MSFT shares. Never mind.
Perhaps you could give it a try, then. :)
Put these honemonkeys on a network with a bunch of other computers running Firefox/greasemonkey, and let them fight it out.
They finally got the advertising budget to hoist themselves up to the esteemed level of a slashdot story?
For starters: http://www.fas.org/spp/guide/china/
Cry, audience, and let slip the dogs of franchise!
You don't seem to grasp the situation.
What we need to do is convince, say, Lessig, to run for office, with the following platform:
<Joker voice>
This government needs an enema!
</Joker voice>
I like the phrase: "I feel your research into the subject may be incomplete".
In Soviet Russia, wasn't Osama made by US?
I, for one, pity Poor Wee George, so unable to make the smaller films he has so craved.
Too, we must take comfort in the fact that has gathered sufficient moss that he won't be hitting the road next year, when he turns 62
Dude, that image was entirely unnecessary.
I'm not in favor of censorship, but I make a strong appeal to good taste in this case. Please, be careful in the future.
--The Mismanagement
to see those non-small pro-sumos this fall, in fact.
Changing the Alt+Tab behavior to imply a separate Word instance for each
Jethro: That vee of flyin' gadgets yonder: ya'll know why one leg of the vee's longer'n t'other?
Cletus: Nope. Why?
Jethro: Got more gadgets in it.
Except in Soviet Russia, where overlords fly you, of course.
Och, he was a splendid Pppe, despite vowel prrblems...