currently: Disco Biscuits, Amon Tobin, Flaming Lips, Radiohead, Autechre, Phish, Pink Floyd, DJ Shadow, Lake Trout, Big In Japan, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Smashing Pumpkins, Prefuse 73, Dr. Dre, Mother Love Bone, Ulpa, Roots, Primus, Phillip Glass, Johnny Cash, Val Yumm, Stereolab, Ozric Tentacles, Mogwai, Legendary Pink Dots
I'm assuming you didnt read the first 4 paragraphs? it's ok, I'll quote it here for you:
"In response to an open letter from IBM asking Sun Microsystems Inc. to join the company in developing an open-source version of Java, Sun plans to meet with IBM to discuss the issue, Sun sources said.
Sun officials planned to meet with IBM as early as Thursday to discuss the merits of whether the company should work with IBM on an independent project to create an open-source implementation of Java.
According to Sun, the company is in agreement with IBM's letter in many ways--and over the last two years Sun has made "significant" Java contributions to open source through The Apache Group; portions of the XML processing engine, through the Web Pack contribution last year; and the Java 2 Enterprise Edition processing engine known as Tomcat. "Sun is closely evaluating the effectiveness of the process," a Sun spokesperson said.
Sun said it will make an official statement about IBM's offer later on Thursday."
sure looks to me that Sun has agreed to talk with IBM about the open sourcing of Java
the problem isnt that we arent willing to work for minimum wage, the problem is that one cannot afford to LIVE on minimum wage here in the US.
myself and girlfriend live togethor and combined net about 35K a year...we barely make it after paying rent, car payment, insurance, bills, food, etc...
if this patent deals with DirectCD, then what are they suing Roxio over? I'm asking as Roxio dropped DirectCD from their product line starting with EasyCD ver.6 due to instability and causing machines to crash
$.25 per device, but what devices come preformatted as FAT? maybe usb disk-on-key or memory sticks or CF but thats it(who still uses floppies?) its not like this affects hard-drive manufacturers as they ship unformatted(unless you buy refurb).
we have bosses who do the decision making. yes, they may listen to us, but ultimately it is their decision as to what gets implemented.
we ran into this exact same situation here at work with Exchange 5.5(yes, I've been trying for years to get my owner/boss to switch to ANYTHING other than Exchange) when we found out that it defaults to 'open relay' and you CAN NOT TURN IT OFF. every version of Exchange after 5.5 you could turn it off but not 5.5, we eventually switched to Ipswitch's iMail server and havent been happier! this sucker is locked down from everyone/everything and has great spam filtering built-in. and yes, even when we ran Exchange, the server was behind a firewall, and no, we didnt get hit by Code Red
in 2002 I personally created about 400-500GB of data. sometimes, I really have to wonder about studies like these and where they get their info from. . .
Slashdot Mirror
well, 1 of 2 reasons why I didn't get Tivo.
ReplayTV has had this functionality for how long?
currently:
Disco Biscuits, Amon Tobin, Flaming Lips, Radiohead, Autechre, Phish, Pink Floyd, DJ Shadow, Lake Trout, Big In Japan, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Smashing Pumpkins, Prefuse 73, Dr. Dre, Mother Love Bone, Ulpa, Roots, Primus, Phillip Glass, Johnny Cash, Val Yumm, Stereolab, Ozric Tentacles, Mogwai, Legendary Pink Dots
didnt read the article, and don't know how long the Texas job has been going, but the Henrico County job has been going strong for almost 3 years.
doesn't Apple have a contract with Maine school systems(or individual counties/cities systems) for the last year or so as well?
what is to stop Ximian/Novell from patenting Mono, thereby trumping Microsoft's .net?
really. . .
I'm assuming you didnt read the first 4 paragraphs?
it's ok, I'll quote it here for you:
"In response to an open letter from IBM asking Sun Microsystems Inc. to join the company in developing an open-source version of Java, Sun plans to meet with IBM to discuss the issue, Sun sources said.
Sun officials planned to meet with IBM as early as Thursday to discuss the merits of whether the company should work with IBM on an independent project to create an open-source implementation of Java.
According to Sun, the company is in agreement with IBM's letter in many ways--and over the last two years Sun has made "significant" Java contributions to open source through The Apache Group; portions of the XML processing engine, through the Web Pack contribution last year; and the Java 2 Enterprise Edition processing engine known as Tomcat. "Sun is closely evaluating the effectiveness of the process," a Sun spokesperson said.
Sun said it will make an official statement about IBM's offer later on Thursday."
sure looks to me that Sun has agreed to talk with IBM about the open sourcing of Java
at least not anymore.
they are a Massachusetts company
the father of SCO's attorney Hatch?
they could be co-sponsors too I guess. . .
opens my Mozilla on Win 2000(no service pack)
the problem isnt that we arent willing to work for minimum wage, the problem is that one cannot afford to LIVE on minimum wage here in the US.
myself and girlfriend live togethor and combined net about 35K a year...we barely make it after paying rent, car payment, insurance, bills, food, etc...
if this patent deals with DirectCD, then what are they suing Roxio over?
I'm asking as Roxio dropped DirectCD from their product line starting with EasyCD ver.6 due to instability and causing machines to crash
I do support for Verizon Central Offices and we still get laptops sent in for repair with Win 3.1, Win for Workgroups and Win95
$.25 per device, but what devices come preformatted as FAT?
maybe usb disk-on-key or memory sticks or CF but thats it(who still uses floppies?)
its not like this affects hard-drive manufacturers as they ship unformatted(unless you buy refurb).
so who exactly does this harm?
then we can use it to turn on the what-if machine!
hope you arent a KDE user as QT is from a Canopy Group company
we have bosses who do the decision making. yes, they may listen to us, but ultimately it is their decision as to what gets implemented.
we ran into this exact same situation here at work with Exchange 5.5(yes, I've been trying for years to get my owner/boss to switch to ANYTHING other than Exchange) when we found out that it defaults to 'open relay' and you CAN NOT TURN IT OFF. every version of Exchange after 5.5 you could turn it off but not 5.5, we eventually switched to Ipswitch's iMail server and havent been happier!
this sucker is locked down from everyone/everything and has great spam filtering built-in.
and yes, even when we ran Exchange, the server was behind a firewall, and no, we didnt get hit by Code Red
about which part?
it is a pcmcia drive?
(fyi, I love my DAT decks)
the LONE manufacturer of DAT assemblies have stopped production and the last "new" DAT deck made is almost 3 years old.
so yes, musicians and other people in the industry are looking for a replacement for the DAT
but isnt the "hard drive" in the iPod a pcmcia drive? arent these very similar to flash ram drives?
in 2002 I personally created about 400-500GB of data.
sometimes, I really have to wonder about studies like these and where they get their info from. . .
according to the article Slashdot posted over the weekend
odd considering I bought my iBook in April 2002 and it came with Jaguar. got home and updated to 10.2.2 that same day.
damn too much coffee this morning
which is on par with Microsofts old release schedule regarding Win95a/b/c, 98/SE, ME
nope, I didnt think so.