A friend of mine is involved in a similar project in a rural part of the UK. The predict that once XP-style licensing (and it gets worse in Longhorn) is unavoidable for Windows users, then most small business will start having to use non-MS systems.
The average small business cannot afford legal MS software. If MS make piracy impossible, small business will have to find alternatives. Why not get in early: "Running a Small Business Cheaper with Free Software" would be a good title
This phone has been out for months in Europe, and has been universally panned. It's basically non-functional as a phone, the early versions of the firmware crash every other incoming call, the vaunted features are chrome upon chrome while it lacks even basic functionality. It's a dog, and MS have proved it by failing to meet even a fraction of their ship targets. Steer clear.
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Being perfectly serious here.
A friend of mine is involved in a similar project in a rural part of the UK. The predict that once XP-style licensing (and it gets worse in Longhorn) is unavoidable for Windows users, then most small business will start having to use non-MS systems.
The average small business cannot afford legal MS software. If MS make piracy impossible, small business will have to find alternatives. Why not get in early: "Running a Small Business Cheaper with Free Software" would be a good title
I remember an in-depth discussion of the tilting effect on the Open University in the late '80s.
This phone has been out for months in Europe, and has been universally panned. It's basically non-functional as a phone, the early versions of the firmware crash every other incoming call, the vaunted features are chrome upon chrome while it lacks even basic functionality. It's a dog, and MS have proved it by failing to meet even a fraction of their ship targets. Steer clear.
> Pb-208 will definitely have a longer half life than Bi-209. Determining the half life of Pb 208 is going to be hard.
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The point which will, of course, be missed out of the coverage is that 200GeV is above the maximal Higgs mass predicted by supersymmetry© That's right, folks, if this collider can't find a Higgs, that means SUSY is just plain Wrong© But try getting any theorist who believes ¥always a bad trait for a scientist in supersymmetry to even admit the possibility©©©