umm.. why not just package it... meet with the company's marketing folks and decision makers.. offer them the Linux-communication interface/driver/etc...that you've developed through reverse-engineering their product... come to some agreement on a fee/hired position etc... and be done with it...everyone wins in the end..
catholics also believe and state that the Pope is God's authority on earth... even though he is elected by "peers" and apparently was given the authority to change the 4th of the 10 commandments.
yeah, I being from the usa had never seen one until I went to visit my wife's in Brasil...Imagine my surprise when I see electrical wires inside my shower! I stopped and went back to my wife and got reassurance that it was safe to take a shower with electrical wires. (she's an architect) She explained the whole concept to me...and they actually SAVE electricity by heating their shower water thus.
are STUPID. HP will likely save as much in trimming those ~6k jobs as they did in getting rid of the 15k previous.
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so is snail mail... I receive just as much "spam" in my mailbox as I do in my "inbox"...the difference? I can use anti-spam software on the inbox..and the mailbox is USPS property:(
A professional, when he accepts a job, will do what's right for his customer within his area of expertise, no matter his own personal opinion on the customer or the customers direction.
Finally someone speaks the truth! I'm a Linux/Mac/MS/Novell supporter =) Ask me and they ALL have their place in almost any IT infrastructure(Novell work'n with SUSE has helped a lot in many areas no doubt, and Mac OS/X as well!) But MS at the desktop is still undeniably crucial for people doing more than simple word processing/e-mail and web browsing(90% of a student's activities).
this argument is tired and wrong for those who have no curiosity on how things work.. When I was a kid I constantly asked how things on the car worked...and was lucky enough to have a dad who knew!
Most kids I know(I work in a high school) DO what to know how their computers work...and even more of the elementary school students I meet from our feeder schools. As for your illustriously illogical argument...assembling something is not the sole method of finding out more about it. Nor building something from scratch. Dismantling, is equally effective =)
people bought windows 3.1 in droves because it installed itself...didn't run off of floppy disks... and in all fairness 3.1 was crap and 3.11 was the popular one...semantics I know =)
Bill had a vision of where HE wanted computing to go...Jobs did too...Jobs focused on Education..Bill focused on home users knowing damn well that if it was used in the home parents would push for them to be in schools. And Bill had a better business model to begin with.
YOU have the choice to add things to it or NOT! Whereas with windows you get all the junk/crap/bloat even if you do NOT want it. Then again when using IE a lot of things got added that I did NOT want..after about 3 months worth of use.
I couldn't agree more. I use K12LTSPin a secondary school setting and coupled with Pykota for printer quotas the school has managed to save quite a bit of money and provide more resources to students while making use of "junk" as thin clients. I do what I can to support these projects in technical support and $.
BSG a late 70's early 80's sci-fi along the time as Buck Rogers...
Was at the time a very good show!(30yrs old m'self) so watched it as a young'n...OLD sci-fi channel back when it was satelite only was when I really got into it during my summer vacation with nothing to do in my po-dunk town.
Got the box set of the original series, and am re-watching them as well...still beats SG-Atlatis in acting and plot though!
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but the ticket to see it will be $20...
umm.. why not just package it...
meet with the company's marketing folks and decision makers..
offer them the Linux-communication interface/driver/etc...that you've developed through reverse-engineering their product...
come to some agreement on a fee/hired position etc...
and be done with it...everyone wins in the end..
ya might dig a little deeper and find it was the Catholic Church.
catholics also believe and state that the Pope is God's authority on earth...
even though he is elected by "peers"
and apparently was given the authority to change the 4th of the 10 commandments.
reject any requests for pages on any of their sites from IE...and force the masses to utilize those browsers superior like Firefox and Opera...
Wanna see how many machines would have Firefox if they blocked all IE browsers?
yeah, I being from the usa had never seen one until I went to visit my wife's in Brasil...Imagine my surprise when I see electrical wires inside my shower! I stopped and went back to my wife and got reassurance that it was safe to take a shower with electrical wires. (she's an architect) She explained the whole concept to me...and they actually SAVE electricity by heating their shower water thus.
are STUPID.
HP will likely save as much in trimming those ~6k jobs as they did in getting rid of the 15k previous.
so is snail mail... :(
I receive just as much "spam" in my mailbox as I do in my "inbox"...the difference? I can use anti-spam software on the inbox..and the mailbox is USPS property
I provide great tech support for a few K per month as well..oh wait..I call that a JOB. =)
try ruby on rails http://www.rubyonrails.com/
I doubt you'll be disappointed
A professional, when he accepts a job, will do what's right for his customer within his area of expertise, no matter his own personal opinion on the customer or the customers direction.
Finally someone speaks the truth!
I'm a Linux/Mac/MS/Novell supporter =)
Ask me and they ALL have their place in almost any IT infrastructure(Novell work'n with SUSE has helped a lot in many areas no doubt, and Mac OS/X as well!)
But MS at the desktop is still undeniably crucial for people doing more than simple word processing/e-mail and web browsing(90% of a student's activities).
Good point mate.
this argument is tired and wrong for those who have no curiosity on how things work..
When I was a kid I constantly asked how things on the car worked...and was lucky enough to have a dad who knew!
Most kids I know(I work in a high school) DO what to know how their computers work...and even more of the elementary school students I meet from our feeder schools. As for your illustriously illogical argument...assembling something is not the sole method of finding out more about it. Nor building something from scratch. Dismantling, is equally effective =)
people bought windows 3.1 in droves because it installed itself...didn't run off of floppy disks...
and in all fairness 3.1 was crap and 3.11 was the popular one...semantics I know =)
Bill had a vision of where HE wanted computing to go...Jobs did too...Jobs focused on Education..Bill focused on home users knowing damn well that if it was used in the home parents would push for them to be in schools. And Bill had a better business model to begin with.
value?
$250 and remain an ignorant computer user.
or
FREE and continually learn more about your computer and it's OS
lets see which has a greater value
OSS does not mean it runs on Linux.
OSS does not mean it doesn't run on Windows either.
It's most interesting with pretty much zero insight as to what made it "successful"...
Need some invites??? I got 50! =)
woah that's more than 10% of what you need!
YOU have the choice to add things to it or NOT!
Whereas with windows you get all the junk/crap/bloat even if you do NOT want it.
Then again when using IE a lot of things got added that I did NOT want..after about 3 months worth of use.
I couldn't agree more. I use K12LTSPin a secondary school setting and coupled with Pykota for printer quotas the school has managed to save quite a bit of money and provide more resources to students while making use of "junk" as thin clients. I do what I can to support these projects in technical support and $.
I'll take 3.1 over XP any day!
at least my icons stayed EXACTLY where I wanted them to stay!
I guess you can't read pictures either...
no matter WHAT you configure your keyboard as is how it will diplay the function of those keys.
hopefully you are not off the mark with the 2nd season hopes...
and Firefly was oddly nifty...
BSG did rock though =)
BSG a late 70's early 80's sci-fi along the time as Buck Rogers...
Was at the time a very good show!(30yrs old m'self) so watched it as a young'n...OLD sci-fi channel back when it was satelite only was when I really got into it during my summer vacation with nothing to do in my po-dunk town.
Got the box set of the original series, and am re-watching them as well...still beats SG-Atlatis in acting and plot though!
Atlantis sucks...
the acting is on par with B-movies like "The Toxic Avenger"
SG1 is much much better!
and BSG...one of the better remakes I've seen ever.
But can she turn my broken iPod into something wearable?"
Just like that old skool rapper who used to wear the Clock around his neck...