All those sticky little bits of garlic, onion, and salt and whatever that just fly right off the bagel as soon as you bite into one... real nasty for keyboards.
Funny, my July 2004 copy of DDJ had a JAVA PROGRAMMING theme. It happens to be plastered all over the cover! You must have skipped directly to the Microsoft ads then maniacally ripped them out. Well I think you also threw away a bunch of other articles that didn't have much at all to do with Microsoft advertisments. Here are just a few of the articles you forgot to mention:
Java Management Extensions
Java's BIGDECIMAL
JVM Profiler Interface
Java & The OpenCable Application Platform
Java Reflection & Smalltalk-like Method Dispatching
C++ & The Perils of Double-checked Locking (Part 1)
FORTRAN 2003
GCJ & The Cygnus Native Interface
Not to menion all the other regular non-ad features of the magazine that you ignored. I wonder why you missed them?
Could it be because people like you just can't help but propagate lies?!
I think all the Americans that think colonizing Mars is a good idea should attempt to colonize the Gobi desert instead. It's alot like the surface of Mars... BUT YOU CAN BREATH THE AIR!!!
Cripes, if the Chinese are willing to go all the way to Mars instead of colonizing the wasteland in their own backyard then America should explore there and spend the money they'll save on better observatories and robotic probes.
Instead of endlessly repeating our distress over SCO's insanity on/. why not
just pick up the phone and tell them why you think their extortion tactics will fail and you will never buy anything by SCO *EVER*.
If a 10th of the people who read/. call them they're sales staff will be swamped.
Product and Sales Inquiries
1-800-726-8649
Or, call their home office and complain some more...
The SCO Group
355 South 520 West
Suite 100
Lindon, Utah 84042 USA
801-765-4999 phone
801-765-1313 fax
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All those sticky little bits of garlic, onion, and salt and whatever that just fly right off the bagel as soon as you bite into one ... real nasty for keyboards.
Funny, my July 2004 copy of DDJ had a JAVA PROGRAMMING theme. It happens to be plastered all over the cover! You must have skipped directly to the Microsoft ads then maniacally ripped them out. Well I think you also threw away a bunch of other articles that didn't have much at all to do with Microsoft advertisments. Here are just a few of the articles you forgot to mention:
... crikey is right
Java Management Extensions
Java's BIGDECIMAL
JVM Profiler Interface
Java & The OpenCable Application Platform
Java Reflection & Smalltalk-like Method Dispatching
C++ & The Perils of Double-checked Locking (Part 1)
FORTRAN 2003
GCJ & The Cygnus Native Interface
Not to menion all the other regular non-ad features of the magazine that you ignored. I wonder why you missed them?
Could it be because people like you just can't help but propagate lies?!
Microsoft will probably go after them for that one too.
Don't forget, there are also rings around Uranus
I think all the Americans that think colonizing Mars is a good idea should attempt to colonize the Gobi desert instead. It's alot like the surface of Mars ... BUT YOU CAN BREATH THE AIR!!!
Cripes, if the Chinese are willing to go all the way to Mars instead of colonizing the wasteland in their own backyard then America should explore there and spend the money they'll save on better observatories and robotic probes.
Instead of endlessly repeating our distress over SCO's insanity on /. why not
just pick up the phone and tell them why you think their extortion tactics will fail and you will never buy anything by SCO *EVER*.
If a 10th of the people who read /. call them they're sales staff will be swamped.
Product and Sales Inquiries
1-800-726-8649
Or, call their home office and complain some more...
The SCO Group
355 South 520 West
Suite 100
Lindon, Utah 84042 USA
801-765-4999 phone
801-765-1313 fax
The back of my old Linux Hardware Solutions t-shirt has the following quote from Ghandi next to the penguin:
First they ignore you,
Then they laugh at you,
Then they fight you,
Then you win.
I'd say Microsoft has now reached the third line regarding Linux. This is a good sign.