SCO might try to sue the city they're in (Lindon, Utah) for use of part of the name Linux? Maybe they should change the name to Scodon just to piss 'em off.
Less than 3 weeks ago HP cancelled the Xpander that ran WinCE. Linux is popular in the HP handheld user community, so if they put a good interface on it, it could be a big hit. PalmOS if combined with a thorough emulation of classic RPN calculators, programmable preferred, could be pretty neat. None of the RPN calculator software packages out there have got it right yet, as far as I can tell. They either screw up stack lift enable/disable, have missing functions or misguided layouts, or aren't programmable. I'd like to set aside my HP-41/42/48 or whatever and use one machine. Let's hope HP gets it right this time. If it runs Linux I've got my credit card ready.
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even at the patch rate he quotes, it would take many years for MS to patch a significant percentage of the bugs in Windows.
With all the bugs Bill doesn't think are important, I don't know why he's suddenly bragging about how fast he thinks they can patch them.
...your face turns blue. You're gonna die because nobody cares.
whsats wrong with it?? sorry abuot my typing but im doing thsi all with my left hand
Bite me. The posted link didn't work when I tried it.
with Adobe Postscript cartridge. It just keeps on chuggin'.
Also still have a Northgate keyboard...top quality...
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I read about one vendor that was expecting a shipment of them to arrive today, even though official intro date is October 6th.
There's also the HP 48GII and the HP 33S.
Details on all three machines here.
learning to play golf:
Step up, plant your feet firmly on the ground, and address the ball. Hellooo, ball!
Fast forward to the weight sensing couch:
Hellooo, Ralphy boy!
SCO might try to sue the city they're in (Lindon, Utah) for use of part of the name Linux? Maybe they should change the name to Scodon just to piss 'em off.
Microsoft calls it 'Freedom to Innovate', everybody else calls it 'Freedom to Violate'.
with Jeff Goldblum...pretty creepy!
Microsoft Windows has been known to crash occasionally. Film at 11.
I never thought I'd have something to like about Larry Ellison. Maybe there's a ray of hope for him. On second thought, nah, forget I said that.
Less than 3 weeks ago HP cancelled the Xpander that ran WinCE. Linux is popular in the HP handheld user community, so if they put a good interface on it, it could be a big hit. PalmOS if combined with a thorough emulation of classic RPN calculators, programmable preferred, could be pretty neat. None of the RPN calculator software packages out there have got it right yet, as far as I can tell. They either screw up stack lift enable/disable, have missing functions or misguided layouts, or aren't programmable. I'd like to set aside my HP-41/42/48 or whatever and use one machine. Let's hope HP gets it right this time. If it runs Linux I've got my credit card ready.