The new company will be called Corel, but I think that the name you were concerned about would be Corel-Inprise/Borland. (Mathematical result left as an exercise for the reader)
Due to Microsoft getting preferred by over 15% of registered voters in a recent poll, Microsoft will participate in the next round of Presidential debates.
Although Microsoft is a native-born American citizen, it is younger than 35 years old and if elected it will be unable to serve. Its Regent, Bill Gates, is expected to act on its behalf until it becomes legal President.
Well, how about the barriers against entry which Microsoft created? MS used secret OS calls in its own spreadsheet, creating barriers for other spreadsheets. MS altered MS-Windows to complain about DR-DOS, creating a barrier against using DR-DOS. MS repeatedly alters file formats, creating barriers for compatible applications (even barriers for past customers, forcing them to update and buy new versions).
Maybe there haven't been articles about it because a popular IPO is expected to drop in price after the initial interest. And you can't seriously measure stock "performance" in less than a year. Go back to the articles which appeared when the stocks were coming out and read them again and you'll see all that was mentioned.
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Although I found a list of some browsers, I did not find a page which describes behavior of various cell phone browsers. Anyone notice such a page?
The new company will be called Corel, but I think that the name you were concerned about would be Corel-Inprise/Borland. (Mathematical result left as an exercise for the reader)
The Reuters story says "Inprise/Borland sells development tools for Linux." As if those companies only had a history of Linux products. How amusing.
I like the thought that NASA might go ahead and toss their unit up anyway. It would be nice to have backup services in place.
Okay, so there is a Dress Code. Just work on making this code be usable also.
Gee, I'd like to hear speakers that really sing.
Although Microsoft is a native-born American citizen, it is younger than 35 years old and if elected it will be unable to serve. Its Regent, Bill Gates, is expected to act on its behalf until it becomes legal President.
Clinton lied in court. $90,000. Not quite "cleared".
But the profit possibilities in a well-run monopoly are so large...
Well, how about the barriers against entry which Microsoft created? MS used secret OS calls in its own spreadsheet, creating barriers for other spreadsheets. MS altered MS-Windows to complain about DR-DOS, creating a barrier against using DR-DOS. MS repeatedly alters file formats, creating barriers for compatible applications (even barriers for past customers, forcing them to update and buy new versions).
Must just be /. trying to increase its hits. :-)
I should look in the current SlashCode and fix something myself. Sometimes there isn't time for all trivial reported problems to be fixed.
Now I want an elliptical pool...
I believe they're all corporate. Define "people".
Are you referring to /. -> Andover -> VA sale?
Are you referring to /. -> VA sale?
History repeats itself. Sometimes with more colors and detail.
Okay, so is there a team yet for the three people Andover, Red Hat, and VA?
Maybe there haven't been articles about it because a popular IPO is expected to drop in price after the initial interest. And you can't seriously measure stock "performance" in less than a year. Go back to the articles which appeared when the stocks were coming out and read them again and you'll see all that was mentioned.
Oh, it's a fake article. We geezers can tell. Some text vandal with nothing better to do.
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Okay, having a launch bar/dock/wharf is nice. Is there a way to ask CDE to hide the launch bar until I want it? My screen real estate is valuable.
Okay, so you're too good for your own good. ;-)
Can I just set my Mindstorms construction robot on the table and let my Lego robot build a Lego robot?