I've always wondered if that was Apple's choice or Sun's. The Apple and the Sun folks are in reasonably close contact. There is a fair amount of 'shared' code for a JVM though, so at least Apple doesn't have to reinvent it each release.
Actually that's not really all that informative. You're comparing the price of building, launching, maintaining, and repairing a space station with a much smaller and infinitely more manageable 'module' project.
Put out an RFP for a space station - something that no one has ever built and see what sort of response you get. Or, since that one has been done, a mining station on the moon. You build it, launch it, and have it getting H3 for rocket fuel and then we'll award you with a prize.
I can't wait to see how fast people jump at that one:)
You are aware the people in monogamous relationships contract the HIV virus as well. many times people are with partners that don't even know they have HIV.
It can even prevent breathing in low quantities. A few drops of it taken into your system awkwardly can lead to violent choking. Is this enough to declare it as a WMD?:)
I have to wonder if they just decided that shipping it out and paying the $15 was a better option than actually making sure their marketing information was right the first time.
What are you talking about? You can drop a JSP in a doc root just fine. You can call it index.jsp and have it be the default page of your site as well.
I think your knowledge of J2EE programming may be insufficient.
Its probably more accurate to say that Skype (not Skype-out which communicates with phones) is of limited utility to the mass market. Most people talk to people via a regular phone. Now if your dad is talking to other people while sitting in front of a computer (and they are as well), that's great - but that is far far from the norm.
I didn't realize transmitting packet data was under government regulation. So are they going to tax torrents, online games, etc? I already pay a tax on the line itself. Why am I being charged and ADDITIONAL tax on how I choose to use that line?
Well since the AT&T/Cingular merger went through perhaps only TMobile will have $19.95 GPRS in the future or the Cingular folks are about to get it at $19.95. In any case the AT&C future is somewhat cloudy on pricing/features.
If I wanted to get a copy of Windows Server 2003, Office XP, Maya, SoftImage, Dreamweaver Studio MX, Photoshop Suite,m etc. and I pirated it, it wouldn't be because the machine cost a lot of money - it would be because the SOFTWARE cost a lot of money. You wouldn't steal gas because the car cost too much. When will they realize that:
a) some people will always pirate anything that's readily available
b) some people will pirate software because they can't afford to purchase it
c) the price of their software is too high for many people
This is a question of whether or not people would reject 'free' (as in cost) software. Pirated software is most often cost-free or considerably cheap. Why would someone reject that? THAT is why people are pirating software.
Last I checked, XBox2 (Xenon) was slated to NOT have a hard disk in it so if this is the first salvo - what's going to be the next one - streaming content to the Xbox2? Well slap my asteroids you can do that on the PS2 as well.
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If your broadband connection is down how would you have access to any other services?
Let the alien spacecraft/civilization coverup conspiracy theories commence :)
I've always wondered if that was Apple's choice or Sun's. The Apple and the Sun folks are in reasonably close contact. There is a fair amount of 'shared' code for a JVM though, so at least Apple doesn't have to reinvent it each release.
You mean not everyone compiles the apache webserver into something that doesn't mention the product/project itself? Madness I tell you, madness! ;)
Question though. Wouldn't the 'cold of space' relieve the problems with overheating.
Perhaps before replying you should learn to RTFP
that is there was some form of microbial life on Mars, we could have inadvertently killed it a long time ago.
Since when did the Clie has phone functions?
Actually that's not really all that informative. You're comparing the price of building, launching, maintaining, and repairing a space station with a much smaller and infinitely more manageable 'module' project.
:)
Put out an RFP for a space station - something that no one has ever built and see what sort of response you get. Or, since that one has been done, a mining station on the moon. You build it, launch it, and have it getting H3 for rocket fuel and then we'll award you with a prize.
I can't wait to see how fast people jump at that one
Don't believe everything you see in Grand Theft Auto :)
You are aware the people in monogamous relationships contract the HIV virus as well. many times people are with partners that don't even know they have HIV.
Payback for leaving trash on the surface of the planet.
It can even prevent breathing in low quantities. A few drops of it taken into your system awkwardly can lead to violent choking. Is this enough to declare it as a WMD? :)
I have to wonder if they just decided that shipping it out and paying the $15 was a better option than actually making sure their marketing information was right the first time.
What are you talking about? You can drop a JSP in a doc root just fine. You can call it index.jsp and have it be the default page of your site as well.
I think your knowledge of J2EE programming may be insufficient.
I dunno, maybe perhaps its an extra $100 or so bucks? :)
The government had its own military classified internet years ago. What's different about this one?
Did they model the effects of large cities and skyscrapers as well because the type of impact seems to be the same - its just blocking/consuming wind.
Its probably more accurate to say that Skype (not Skype-out which communicates with phones) is of limited utility to the mass market. Most people talk to people via a regular phone. Now if your dad is talking to other people while sitting in front of a computer (and they are as well), that's great - but that is far far from the norm.
I didn't realize transmitting packet data was under government regulation. So are they going to tax torrents, online games, etc? I already pay a tax on the line itself. Why am I being charged and ADDITIONAL tax on how I choose to use that line?
God uses Photoshop! A perfectly smooth surface? More like a Photoshop forgery.
Well since the AT&T/Cingular merger went through perhaps only TMobile will have $19.95 GPRS in the future or the Cingular folks are about to get it at $19.95. In any case the AT&C future is somewhat cloudy on pricing/features.
Unless you want us to all simply right you off as an anoymous troll, then perhaps you'd care to explain the methodology.
If I wanted to get a copy of Windows Server 2003, Office XP, Maya, SoftImage, Dreamweaver Studio MX, Photoshop Suite,m etc. and I pirated it, it wouldn't be because the machine cost a lot of money - it would be because the SOFTWARE cost a lot of money. You wouldn't steal gas because the car cost too much. When will they realize that:
a) some people will always pirate anything that's readily available
b) some people will pirate software because they can't afford to purchase it
c) the price of their software is too high for many people
This is a question of whether or not people would reject 'free' (as in cost) software. Pirated software is most often cost-free or considerably cheap. Why would someone reject that? THAT is why people are pirating software.
Last I checked, XBox2 (Xenon) was slated to NOT have a hard disk in it so if this is the first salvo - what's going to be the next one - streaming content to the Xbox2? Well slap my asteroids you can do that on the PS2 as well.