Well there is that, but PCs have a complexity that iPhones don't have. Living room video game consoles are successful probably because they offer operational simplicity compared to a PC.
This will prevent PCs worldwide from sleeping, thus requiring new fossil-fuel power plants to be brought online, thus accelerating global warming, thus destroying the Earth.
I hope it's worth it.
It's more interesting that this was done in South Korea, where government-sponsored high-speed data lines mean that the entire population has a better running connection than anyone but the uber-rich in the USA, and the USA pays for their national defense leaving the nation with nothing else to do but play games online all day.
No kidding. It's not like those wussy South Koreans are conscripted into the Army for two years or anything like that. O wait...
You probably didn't know that Tools > Macros >Visual Basic Editor is the world's most popular IDE.
There are full blown Win32 applications that run out of Excel spreadsheets.
Crazy, but true.
Javascript itself would be an excellent "macro" language for Office, but I'm not so sure about the HTML5 part. I sure hope you don't have to use DOM to alter spreadsheets. That would suck.
I don't remember thinking 300 baud was fast, but it worked. It was great for reading long textfiles as the characters appeared on the screen just about as fast as I could read them.
Getting the 1200 baud modem, though, changed everything. Suddenly you could download software without tying up the phone line for half the day.
I don't think this is about Oracle. It's more likely security and licensing as some posters have mentioned above. Steve Jobs and Larry Ellison are big buddies and I doubt Apple is worried about lawsuits from Oracle over Oracle's free software product.
All you have to "do with it" is make the same stuff look a lot better, and that's what the iPhone 4 does.
Back in 1985 when the 300 DPI Laserwriter was introduced were you bitterly attacking people for spending $7000 on a printer because, after all, it's all just letters and your $500 9-pin Epson did letters just fine?
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Just install Chrome and don't worry about it.
Yeah, he cut out all of the Chinese pirates and mailroom-clerks of the world.
As long as they were Canadian Geese I'm completely ok with that.
W3C? Faster?
Show me where I can download Firefox for my iPad.
Well there is that, but PCs have a complexity that iPhones don't have. Living room video game consoles are successful probably because they offer operational simplicity compared to a PC.
Because iPhones & iPod Touches can do a lot more than just play games?
This will prevent PCs worldwide from sleeping, thus requiring new fossil-fuel power plants to be brought online, thus accelerating global warming, thus destroying the Earth.
I hope it's worth it.
Wouldn't that be considered a problem with the operating system?
It's more interesting that this was done in South Korea, where government-sponsored high-speed data lines mean that the entire population has a better running connection than anyone but the uber-rich in the USA, and the USA pays for their national defense leaving the nation with nothing else to do but play games online all day.
No kidding. It's not like those wussy South Koreans are conscripted into the Army for two years or anything like that. O wait...
You probably didn't know that Tools > Macros >Visual Basic Editor is the world's most popular IDE.
There are full blown Win32 applications that run out of Excel spreadsheets.
Crazy, but true.
Javascript itself would be an excellent "macro" language for Office, but I'm not so sure about the HTML5 part. I sure hope you don't have to use DOM to alter spreadsheets. That would suck.
I don't remember thinking 300 baud was fast, but it worked. It was great for reading long textfiles as the characters appeared on the screen just about as fast as I could read them. Getting the 1200 baud modem, though, changed everything. Suddenly you could download software without tying up the phone line for half the day.
The contract to construct the building was signed with The Bin Laden Group, a Saudi Arabian construction firm.
hierophanta = _______ : fill in the blank...
Mars doesn't sweat. It glows.
...mysteriously pinned to the bottom of a dust-filled crater.
So every time you click on a non-malware site, then.... what?
Awesome! That'll pay for 15 graduate students!
I don't think this is about Oracle. It's more likely security and licensing as some posters have mentioned above. Steve Jobs and Larry Ellison are big buddies and I doubt Apple is worried about lawsuits from Oracle over Oracle's free software product.
He's not taking into account what a really big CoolerMaster can do for that heat problem.
Could you invite them to come do an audit of your software?
If you buy Belkin, you have only yourself to blame.
All you have to "do with it" is make the same stuff look a lot better, and that's what the iPhone 4 does. Back in 1985 when the 300 DPI Laserwriter was introduced were you bitterly attacking people for spending $7000 on a printer because, after all, it's all just letters and your $500 9-pin Epson did letters just fine?
Physics doesn't prove that global warming will kill millions.
Does that mean it's ok to keep smoking now?