See, what he doesn't get is when MS expires their current version of OfficeXX and there is a FREE version that does the same thing, I think people will naturally migrate to the FREE version.
8/31/00. Judge Hall issued a ruling giving Bristol an award of punitive damages of $1,000,000 and an injunction.
2/21/01. The parties announced a settlement, but did not release its terms.
read: MS WAS GUILTY
I still think this is a good idea. Eventually MS will make a huge public blunder by trying to stomp out MONO. Unlike the Bristoll case (and countless others) MS has entered a very high profile and public 'partnership' where EVERY move will be watched.
We have a large mailing list (550,000 addresses), 80% are female and over the age of 35. Odds are, they won't do screen shots, print to PDF and post on a web site, bla, bla, bla.
It would work for us. It would allow us to charge for content.
So what if a few forward or cut-n-paste. Besides, we can always sue offenders under the DCMA.
Hmm, I need to do some more investigation. Currently I get two channels in HD (1080i) from DirectTV, one HBO and a demo channel that shows other stuff (the Discovery-HD rules!!).
But, I can get three local channels too: CBS and local weather (oh boy!).
Having experienced full 1080i I'll never go back to regular TV.
Even the digital channels on DirecTV blow away a regular TV tube on my 62" HTDV.
Down with analog TV.
Unless you have tried it, don't bitch or you'll be a fool.
The JFS in AIX is rock solid. I used to work in a hardware lab where we tortured hardware, used to knock AIX to its death many, many, many times a day and the system alwasy booted up. Never lost data. The IBM's AIX JFS dates back to '91. Very mature.
Who is gonna be first with a good JFS distro (I say SGI)!!
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MS-Office is FREE in China (and Japan and....)
Why pony up more $$$ for the new MS office?
These are frugal times.
They should sue themselves for making the freaking music. Jeez, don't they know if it can be played it can be recorded.
Only if it is a Palm Tree.
I do think it is:
I (gasp) -- LOVE (huuugh) -- THIS (aaarrr) -- COMPANY (shhhhlop)
I assume we've never really used AIX?
8/31/00. Judge Hall issued a ruling giving Bristol an award of punitive damages of $1,000,000 and an injunction. 2/21/01. The parties announced a settlement, but did not release its terms. read: MS WAS GUILTY
Mark my words and I'll even save you from the 'I told you so'.
I still think this is a good idea. Eventually MS will make a huge public blunder by trying to stomp out MONO. Unlike the Bristoll case (and countless others) MS has entered a very high profile and public 'partnership' where EVERY move will be watched.
Sooner or later MS will eat crow or this.
golly
Rolling? Eh?
Damn, I'm such a bee-atch.
Hehe, can't seem to find that feature in IE or Netscape?
What is the dealieo??
Yeah, I guess you didn't read: http://www.cdi.org/nuclear/nukesoftware.txt
Microbob
if they weren't so dang expensive....
Microbob
Not! Well, at least they listen to the Government.
A-holes...
Microbob
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Microbob
We have a large mailing list (550,000 addresses), 80% are female and over the age of 35. Odds are, they won't do screen shots, print to PDF and post on a web site, bla, bla, bla.
It would work for us. It would allow us to charge for content.
So what if a few forward or cut-n-paste. Besides, we can always sue offenders under the DCMA.
Laters,
Microbob
Jim
What is up with all the 'kays'... Jeez, be more Kreative.... Jim
But, I can get three local channels too: CBS and local weather (oh boy!).
Having experienced full 1080i I'll never go back to regular TV.
Even the digital channels on DirecTV blow away a regular TV tube on my 62" HTDV.
Down with analog TV.
Unless you have tried it, don't bitch or you'll be a fool.
Micro
Hey Apple, why no QT on Linux? Jim
Hehe, I'll take some Sci-Fi Wasabi please!
Waah, roaming access yet (yeah I know, d/l the source and hack it in..)?
The JFS in AIX is rock solid. I used to work in a hardware lab where we tortured hardware, used to knock AIX to its death many, many, many times a day and the system alwasy booted up. Never lost data. The IBM's AIX JFS dates back to '91. Very mature.
Who is gonna be first with a good JFS distro (I say SGI)!!
Now all we need is IBM's LVM from AIX.
Go IBM.
MicroBob