Great! BigCoWorldCom owns the patent for hearts. You can go to the meat market and get a new one any time you like. Just think, we can live any way we want to. Drink gallons of alcohol every day. New liver is just a click away on eOrgans.com!
What if Echelon could block any email it can't understand? My ignorance of encryption is boundless, but, that would seem to be a way to fight unwanted communication.
So, which members of Congress will get some of that M$ cash? That's why they started this in the first place. Old Bill doesn't know how to "play ball".
You people out there that are "gurus" should stop reading Slashdot and start working on applications. If that is what "the enterprise" boys want, get it to them.
you could start with a grammer checker from the article "Linux's major disadvantage in the enterprise space is that there are very few currently applications available for it."
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US taxpayers are helping too
Govt. HGP budget numbers
Great! BigCoWorldCom owns the patent for hearts.
You can go to the meat market and get a new one
any time you like. Just think, we can live any
way we want to. Drink gallons of alcohol every
day. New liver is just a click away on eOrgans.com!
Ain't this a great time to be alive!
That will version 2 next for Christmas.
Find a gene that will keep the needles from
falling off.
"Fact is, we don't know what the Govt is doing,"
We don't get to know, but we do get to pay
for it!
Just imagine all the cool stuff "we own".
What if Echelon could block any email it can't
understand? My ignorance of encryption is
boundless, but, that would seem to be a way to
fight unwanted communication.
Back in 1994 I called my congressman. I asked
for a copy of the crime bill about to be voted on.
Their reply? "We wish we had a copy too".
This was 2 days before it was to be voted on.
Sounds like this "kid" has it together. Do people
go to Comdex to work or play?
I doubt this "kid" would be interested in playing anyway. Sounds like a worker to me.
And, he should be an example to lazy butts like me!
Sell the idea. Get enough from the sale to
start an even better business. Then sell it, repeat.
they put out the idea to load test
the machines.
don't fall for it, don't use email today!
I've been watching this video game thing since
I saw a Pong machine at DFW in 1975.
It's like I was telling my nephew, each generation
of kids will grow up and produce better machines
than they had.
FS1 on a TRS80 with 4k was impressive.
That is a problem with any computer equipment.
You can stay up to date and pay to much or
stay a few generations behind.
Let the "early adopters" pay the development costs!
Won't be long till Palms are just like lap tops.
Free Circuit Builder
James Marshall Hendrix
like his amps
Put it in the hands of 1000's of people, it's
bound to come back much better. Cuts his costs
and maybe keeps CE in the game.
AMD has been trailing Intel since the 286. Intel
has had plenty of time to destory AMD.
Thanks to AMD and others, Intel is not a monopoly.
And, you can buy lots of nice machines for what
a fully loaded TRS-80 cost in 1978.
I may get an Athlon sooner!
Let the price wars heat up!
Don't you just love compition!
Intel is having problems.
Now Apple. Are they getting fat and lazy?
This reminds me of Microworkz, sort of.
A small price to pay to live in a free
country.
So, which members of Congress will get some
of that M$ cash? That's why they started this
in the first place. Old Bill doesn't know how to
"play ball".
Sounds like he is learning fast.
from the article:
"The next stage technologically is
accessing the Internet through the
television and the telephone, says Mr Gates."
did anybody at MS tell him he bought
WebTV?
you and lots of other people have forgotten
something important about stocks.
risk capital
Who got hurt?
Did he have to pay tax on the extra 7 million?
You people out there that are "gurus" should
stop reading Slashdot and start working on
applications. If that is what "the enterprise"
boys want, get it to them.
you could start with a grammer checker
from the article
"Linux's major disadvantage in the enterprise space is that there are very few currently applications available for it."