Yeah but like most technologies/concepts they never take off the 1st time around. Remember MiniDisc:) . 2002 Subscription services will be more widely available to the desktop.
We will still have the concept of have's and have not's. What we need is cheap affordable roll outs of the basic infrastructure for all this wonderful technology.
Not everybody will be able to afford the prices, and not everybody will be able to get access to technologies (broadband for example in some locations whether wireless or wired).
Heh, I tried a voice control package with my computer and all it would do was Maxamize and Minimize my windows, anything else it just couldnt handle properely.
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Since some countries already have limits on what amounts can be imported and exported. This will finally make that unavoidable.
Those working abroad will now have to make decisions on where to work based on these restrictions.
Well, don't we all :)
Check the latest worm tech.
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They carry theyre own mail client with them
Next you wont even need an OS, it will bring its own.
Dont give them the choice of reading it, make it mandatory. Spell it out.
True, im just happy they're taking a more visible role in this issue.
Good for them and us.
What about the cache?
Deface the cached content.
Well this is kinda different :)
:)
You cant back up your house contents for next to no cost
Can they afford being liable if some of the content affects the competitors?
I hear all this talk of MS being the problem, but they release patches.
A patch not applied is as good as no patch at all.
Run a regular checking task on the web server content and if that changes, restore the original from a stored copy.
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Why dont we just have a standard connector and buss for EVERYTHING in the box? Let the box figure out how to deal with it.
Just plug n go.
So instead of increasing scaleability, they reduce it? WOW, major concept there :)
Yeah but like most technologies/concepts they never take off the 1st time around. Remember MiniDisc :) . 2002 Subscription services will be more widely available to the desktop.
Not only weable computers, what about immsersive experiences, ie., iWare and gesture controls for gaming/simulations etc.
We will still have the concept of have's and have not's. What we need is cheap affordable roll outs of the basic infrastructure for all this wonderful technology.
Not everybody will be able to afford the prices, and not everybody will be able to get access to technologies (broadband for example in some locations whether wireless or wired).
Whoops :)
:)
Posting at xmas is like a shopping spree
Adaptive user interfaces are comming.
HyperThreading, we need SMP (Symetric MultiProcessing) to take advantage of all this concurrency otherwise this will be the largest bottleneck.
Well, they actually bought (erm, aquired) Hotmail :)
400 gigs and a cloud of dust: AFC hard drives
"640 is enough for anybody"
Standard configuration files for applications which are XML based (like .net applications app.exe.config files)
Transactional file systems (SQL Server or Oracle based)
Subscription based Software / Services (games, streaming content etc etc)
Heh, I tried a voice control package with my computer and all it would do was Maxamize and Minimize my windows, anything else it just couldnt handle properely.
And still IDE controllers will only support 2 devices.
Some more expansion of your math :)
:P
REXX = AREXX
heh