You could have thrown us a bone and included a "Washington".:p
I read a story of a white guy with the last name Washington who would put a different name of his job applications because when he put his real name he would *NEVER* get replies.
(Something like 95% of people with the last name Washington are black)
I agree that the adoption of Android has facilitated huge growth for HTC, but you're missing my point a bit.
HTC's bread and butter has always been making good hardware and slapping a third party OS with customizations on it, and for the first decade of their existence that third party OS was almost exclusively Windows Mobile.
Without that decade of experience making smart phones, they would not have been in the position to be Google's choice as the maker of the first three Android smart phones.
They will, if they also produce something of value. If so, we can trade those useful things with each other, and grow our wealth
You are missing the GP's point. Over the last 30 years, our economy has grown at a rate no faster than the rate it grew before trickle down economics policies were put into place. The only effect of trickle down economics has been to shift the collective wealth of the economy towards the top.
That trend is unsustainable and some form wealth redistribution is the only way to keep the economy from eventually imploding on itself.
About two years ago I researched the zfact claim that the Democratic congress approved less than Reagan proposed and actually found a statement in the congressional record that coincided with their claim - about 50 billion total in his eight years.
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The PIN is stored on the card.
As a hash, I hope.
Yes. Mod me down.
I didn't read TFA article and my above post is full of fail.
I think you mean DHCP lease time.
And yeah, 2 minutes seems like a pretty low number, but given the shortage of IPv4 addresses it might be necessary.
Soon to be AT&T, Verizon and Sprint.
And after that AT&T and Verizon.
And after that AT&T.
Resistance is futile.
Still missing the point. Read my reply above. Your intense hatred for Microsoft has turned your brain to mush.
You could have thrown us a bone and included a "Washington". :p
I read a story of a white guy with the last name Washington who would put a different name of his job applications because when he put his real name he would *NEVER* get replies.
(Something like 95% of people with the last name Washington are black)
I agree that the adoption of Android has facilitated huge growth for HTC, but you're missing my point a bit.
HTC's bread and butter has always been making good hardware and slapping a third party OS with customizations on it, and for the first decade of their existence that third party OS was almost exclusively Windows Mobile.
Without that decade of experience making smart phones, they would not have been in the position to be Google's choice as the maker of the first three Android smart phones.
HTC is where it's at because of Android.
lol.
HTC is where its at because of Windows Mobile.
Before you head asplodes at what I just said, read up on the history of HTC.
I just moved from T-Mobile to Sprint. My wife will be joining me next spring when the contract on her line expires.
Despite their craptacular rural data network, I was happy with T-Mobile but neither my wife or I want to be AT&T customers.
My guess...
Caroline Thornton
Phyllis Green
Mike Paterson
Market share has NOTHING to do with what platforms virus writers will target. That was already shown above.
Where was that shown above?
Would you care to point out the architectural differences between Windows and Unix-type OS's that, in your opinion, make latter so much more secure?
I recently switched to Sprint which runs the much more secure CDMA net..............[NO CARRIER]
Don't worry. They'll run a correction tomorrow on the bottom corner of page 34.
Most douchenozzles write virii for kicks.
This was true well into the 90's, but today the vast majority of malware is written for monetary gain.
Florian Mueller is to Slashdot as Justin Bieber is to Youtube.
I bought a game gripper for my Epic 4g (Galaxy S). It's not perfect, but it's good enough for 8/16 bit emulation, which is all I wanted.
Don't forget George Eliot. That man could write!
The client applications that *access* those ERP systems run on Windows.
They will, if they also produce something of value. If so, we can trade those useful things with each other, and grow our wealth
You are missing the GP's point. Over the last 30 years, our economy has grown at a rate no faster than the rate it grew before trickle down economics policies were put into place. The only effect of trickle down economics has been to shift the collective wealth of the economy towards the top.
That trend is unsustainable and some form wealth redistribution is the only way to keep the economy from eventually imploding on itself.
...for 1% of desktops.
The only ones who directly benefit from a higher "velocity of money" are the tax-collectors
And the financial services sector.
Whoops. Looks like I misspoke. It was 15 billion?
About two years ago I researched the zfact claim that the Democratic congress approved less than Reagan proposed and actually found a statement in the congressional record that coincided with their claim - about 50 billion total in his eight years.
. Every single budget that Congress approved was far larger then what Reagan wanted but had no choice but to sign it.
This is a LIE.
During Reagan's two terms congress approved around 50 billion LESS than Reagan asked for in his budget proposals.
They removed it in SP2.