I refuse to trust any website registered by proxy. As long as groklaw and PJ continue to be anonymous, the rumor that IBM owns and operates groklaw will continue to gain traction.
Tried it out on Chrome on my Windows box, and no such problem.
That's because you got lucky. Go here and watch the video in Chrome. It slows your entire machine down to a crawl, and the only way out is to kill the entire browser.
Plus a unionized IT would require some form to be filled out in order to upload stuff to the server. Then they'll decide that the version control system counts as a server. Pretty soon, no one is using version control because it takes a week for IT to approve the code checkin.
During the MS antitrust trial, Judge Jackson ruled that the Macintosh market was a separate market from the PC market. Apple has a monopoly in the Macintosh market.
So either the MS antitrust trial was a sham, or Apple is a monopoly.
A $500 PC might have a better video card, but very likely won't have IEEE1394
Have you looked at PCs lately? I bought a $400 HP early last year and it came with litescribe DVD burner, firewire, wifi and a 11-in-1 card reader, all in a micro-tower case.
- None of these offer an easy way for non-technical users to download and install applications on their phones.
The providers do. Alltel has the Axcess store which is just like the iTunes store, selling ring tones, themes, and apps/games.. only the Axcess store has been around for over 5 years now.
It is, and they know it. Remember that big brouhaha last month when they announced they were getting rid of profiles? They were getting rid of profiles because they're looking at redoing their entire front end, and working profiles into the new front end would slow development.
Apple decided that they didn't want to make a cheap computer, they wanted to take a cheap computer and make it "the smallest ever!"... thereby making it an expensive computer.
Just when a certain technology becomes affordable, Apple covers it with diamonds to increase the price.
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I had a tape for some band that had modem noise on the b-side. It was a kermit transfer of the lyrics.
That's not a verb I recognize...
Having obnoxious sound clips attached to every event you can think of was the epitome of the early 90s.
"Game over man, game over!"
I refuse to trust any website registered by proxy. As long as groklaw and PJ continue to be anonymous, the rumor that IBM owns and operates groklaw will continue to gain traction.
The awesome bar ranks your history. Bookmarks before non-bookmarked pages, pages you visit often before pages you rarely visit, etc.
Make "news" the keyword for the news.google.com bookmark. Awesome bar will rank that above everything else when you type "news".
See.. it really is awesome.
That's because you got lucky. Go here and watch the video in Chrome. It slows your entire machine down to a crawl, and the only way out is to kill the entire browser.
So much for having flash in its own process.
There's no reason why it can't. In embedded space it even makes sense.
The other two examples have nothing to do with whether or not something is an OS. Just your narrow definition of one.
You're delusional. How many people at work are forced to use IE because IT hasn't approved firefox?
IT departments everywhere make retarded decisions now.. it would only be worse if it were unionized.
Plus a unionized IT would require some form to be filled out in order to upload stuff to the server. Then they'll decide that the version control system counts as a server. Pretty soon, no one is using version control because it takes a week for IT to approve the code checkin.
I posted this to the xkcd forums last year:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/gcc -xc - <<EVILEOF
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("C as a shell script\n");
}
EVILEOF
./a.out
CouchDB uses javascript to do queries.
During the MS antitrust trial, Judge Jackson ruled that the Macintosh market was a separate market from the PC market. Apple has a monopoly in the Macintosh market.
So either the MS antitrust trial was a sham, or Apple is a monopoly.
Have you looked at PCs lately? I bought a $400 HP early last year and it came with litescribe DVD burner, firewire, wifi and a 11-in-1 card reader, all in a micro-tower case.
Did you used to work for Sierra back in the 80s?
Seinfeld was doing HP commercials last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BraU_cpfBeI
Guess he just decided to switch.
because people all over the globe are reporting the same problems. The only common denominator is Apple.
You'd be wrong.
Not the cops in california. For the most part, they leave that to the DEA.
So one anecdote, that wasn't even sourced, is all the proof you need?
Here's a counterpoint then.
How about instead of "never" we say "not until Apple starts doing volume licensing"? Is that better?
The providers do. Alltel has the Axcess store which is just like the iTunes store, selling ring tones, themes, and apps/games.. only the Axcess store has been around for over 5 years now.
The roku player works just fine no matter what OS you use.
It is, and they know it. Remember that big brouhaha last month when they announced they were getting rid of profiles? They were getting rid of profiles because they're looking at redoing their entire front end, and working profiles into the new front end would slow development.
Apple decided that they didn't want to make a cheap computer, they wanted to take a cheap computer and make it "the smallest ever!"... thereby making it an expensive computer.
Just when a certain technology becomes affordable, Apple covers it with diamonds to increase the price.
that's reflected in the price of the boxed OSX.