I don't really know what to say about it: what I know, and in fact my interest in the Stock Market can fill a shotglass
Sorry, but you can't have it both ways. On one side you have what basically accounts the promotion of certain companies in order to drive the price up. On the other hand you plead ignorance and disinterest.
I presume that it's not your intent to drive the prices up for your own portfolio however now that you're a celebrity you need to be aware of appearances...
When large amounts of money were withdrawn from economies such as Thailand, that money could no longer roll through those Asian economies.
Instead the money found its way into USA stock markets for the acquisition of corporate stocks, creating an unusual and unprecedented demand for shares traded through US stock exchanges (the prices of which are not truly reflective of the fundamental businesses or investments of those corporations). So, no, the common worker didn't feel the impact as long as they were American.
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It will be BG's gain when the valuation of the linux-based companies falls to pennies on the dollar and BG just picks them up with little effort.
My concern is that Microsoft does allow Linuxone to sell Office for Linuxone and when everybody gets pissed off at Linuxone Microsoft can turn around and say "We tried to support the community but this is what you have to expect from free software."
Roy Holmes joined the Company as VP of Sales in October 1999. Since 1993 he has provided contract manufacturing services for first tier CEM, GSS Array, and middle tier, ISIS, generating ~$60 million in sales for telephone fraud detection devices, *snip*
Using the Hemos-to-English selection, Babelfish returned "The context is which has it supposdly made not becoming not broken in the military service of Serbian"
So cut him some slack... He made more sense the translation did...
/quote/ Most of my friends work either directly on the Internet or in some sort of Internet-related computer field. //quote/
And then he wonders if this is a good thing?!?
Why do you think most people who are in the computer field get into the computer field? Because either 1) it's a labor of love and/or 2) it allows the freedom to work at the office, home, on a plane, and if the government gets to oppressive you can pick your marbles and move it all through customs effortlessly to a new playground. Try doing that if you're "happily modifying his neighbors' threshers and steam tractors."
That is why the New Internet Economy(tm) is growing so rapidly and the industrials didn't. Freedom is the path of least resistance. Is that really so hard to understand. What you're proposing has already been tried in the Soviet Union, China, Cuba, etc.
Per Investor's Business Daily, "The US several years back boosted the maximum speed limit on its open highways to 65 miles per hour from 55. A surge in computer investment and the Internet have done the same thing for the economy."
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Sorry, but you can't have it both ways. On one side you have what basically accounts the promotion of certain companies in order to drive the price up. On the other hand you plead ignorance and disinterest.
I presume that it's not your intent to drive the prices up for your own portfolio however now that you're a celebrity you need to be aware of appearances...
When large amounts of money were withdrawn from economies such as Thailand, that money could no longer roll through those Asian economies.
Instead the money found its way into USA stock markets for the acquisition of corporate stocks, creating an unusual and unprecedented demand for shares traded through US stock exchanges (the prices of which are not truly reflective of the fundamental businesses or investments of those corporations). So, no, the common worker didn't feel the impact as long as they were American.
It will be BG's gain when the valuation of the linux-based companies falls to pennies on the dollar and BG just picks them up with little effort.
linux is definitely in a window of transition this week
find it at www.chords.com
So the engineers took them?!? This is getting better and better...
My concern is that Microsoft does allow Linuxone to sell Office for Linuxone and when everybody gets pissed off at Linuxone Microsoft can turn around and say "We tried to support the community but this is what you have to expect from free software."
MIT/Stanford Venture Laboratory is helpful. They'll be taping their events and broadcasting them soon also.
www.deja.com/~vlab
www.vlab.org
Reason is because they registered their domain name using Pennsylvania as the address. Oversight?
Registrant:
WILLIAM R. CRAIG CONSULTING (ICRAVETV-DOM)
904 Beaver St
SEWICKLEY, PA 15143
US
Domain Name: ICRAVETV.COM
it's "do i make you 'orny baby"
just remember the past
Here's how we'll be celebrating in San Francisco...
http://www.pabulum.com/images/y2k.jpg
CNN has set up one of their polls. Let them know what you think.
http://www.cnn.com/19 99/TECH/ptech/12/28/dvd.crack/index.html
And this guy is in the right company...
Roy Holmes joined the Company as VP of Sales in October 1999. Since 1993 he has provided contract manufacturing services for first tier CEM, GSS Array, and middle tier, ISIS, generating ~$60 million in sales for telephone fraud detection devices, *snip*
Bezos is an e-commerce symbol, nothing more nothing less.
and I'd say that's having a tiny impact on todays society.
you're reading too much into this... think @aol.com and the Me Too! mentality...
at one time the same was said about the internet in general...
Check out
www.vlab.org
www.deja.com/~vlab for good resources.
However the official distribution is Chinux
Using the Hemos-to-English selection, Babelfish returned "The context is which has it supposdly made not becoming not broken in the military service of Serbian"
So cut him some slack... He made more sense the translation did...
thanks Dan for the insight...
/quote/
Most of my friends work either directly on the Internet or in some sort of Internet-related computer field.
//quote/
And then he wonders if this is a good thing?!?
Why do you think most people who are in the computer field get into the computer field? Because either 1) it's a labor of love and/or 2) it allows the freedom to work at the office, home, on a plane, and if the government gets to oppressive you can pick your marbles and move it all through customs effortlessly to a new playground. Try doing that if you're "happily modifying his neighbors' threshers and steam tractors."
That is why the New Internet Economy(tm) is growing so rapidly and the industrials didn't. Freedom is the path of least resistance. Is that really so hard to understand. What you're proposing has already been tried in the Soviet Union, China, Cuba, etc.
Per Investor's Business Daily, "The US several years back boosted the maximum speed limit on its open highways to 65 miles per hour from 55. A surge in computer investment and the Internet have done the same thing for the economy."
And Roblimo, you need to read 'Atlas Shrugged.'
Geeeesh, I hate these time changes...
You may want to check out http://multiagent.com/bk2site
to paraphrase Henry Ford:
"One of the things you will be able to select is the personality," Gates tells his interviewer.
"You're not serious?," Mr Paxman asks.
"As long as it's Bob," answered the squeaky one.
wasn't there another one where "Coke Adds Life" came out "Coke brings back your dead relatives" or something to that affect?