Microsoft engineers have been using Linux for months on their own home computers and when questioned by Microsoft Marketing Goons, they all claim they like NT better.
How do you figure? Video cards have used RAMBUS crap for some time.
When we were switching from EDO to SDRAM it wasn't this much of a difference in price.
There are some special problems here that warrant a new aproach. Moore's law still applies, and hardware makers will find _some_ way forward. I recind that guarantee though.
FYI, children are required to go to school. If the curriculum reflects a Christian ideology, then the children are required to go to a state-run religious event every day.
This ruling in Kansas doesn't, however, ban the teaching of evolution. It simply repeals the requirement to teach it. Nothing wrong with this legally, but I can't see a competant educator failing to expose children to Darwin's theory.
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How about the "...for blood-thirsty patent lawyers" series.
Myth: Geeks like Linux better.
Microsoft engineers have been using Linux for months on their own home computers and when questioned by Microsoft Marketing Goons, they all claim they like NT better.
"RAMBUS tech is new and not yet fully explored. "
How do you figure? Video cards have used RAMBUS crap for some time.
When we were switching from EDO to SDRAM it wasn't this much of a difference in price.
There are some special problems here that warrant a new aproach. Moore's law still applies, and hardware makers will find _some_ way forward. I recind that guarantee though.
FYI, children are required to go to school. If the curriculum reflects a Christian ideology, then the children are required to go to a state-run religious event every day.
This ruling in Kansas doesn't, however, ban the teaching of evolution. It simply repeals the requirement to teach it. Nothing wrong with this legally, but I can't see a competant educator failing to expose children to Darwin's theory.