you could set up a provider that auto authenticates everyone with the same Anonymous Coward account. Or randomly creates a one-time account. Like an automatic bugmenot.
"This move" is a fundamental problem with OpenID, not Microsoft specific. Everyone wants to be a provider; no one wants to be a consumer. (Or in slashdot terms, everyone wants to top, no one wants to bottom).
Opera has had bt support for a while. If you know what a torrent is, you're probably better off with a dedicated client, but for joe average clicking on a link to download, it's usable.
The firefox business model is to give away the software for free and collect money from google searches, amazon sales, etc. Most of their devopers are paid employees. Not exactly anti-capitalist.
Spot on. I caught a CNN segment on this last night. It looked like the touchscreen display angle, sliding your finger, and maybe problems with the touch sensitivity of the device were to blame.
I think Microsoft (or maybe that russian guy [art lebidiv?] with the optimus keyboard) designed a touch screen device composed of multiple screens, each one of which was a distinct button. (Rather than being touch sensitive, you push an LCD button). That would be much better than one single touchscreen with lots of options packed in together.
MR. GIBSON: And in each instance, when the rate dropped, revenues from the tax increased. The government took in more money. And in the 1980s, when the tax was increased to 28 percent, the revenues went down. So why raise it at all, especially given the fact that *100 million people in this country own stock and would be affected?
SENATOR OBAMA: Well, Charlie, what I've said is that I would look at raising the capital gains tax *for purposes of fairness*. We saw an article today which showed that the top 50 hedge fund managers made $29 billion last year -- $29 billion for 50 individuals. And part of what has happened is that those who are able to work the stock market and amass huge fortunes on capital gains are paying a lower tax rate than their secretaries. That's not fair.
Wow. Raising capital gains rates, knowing it would reduce revenue, just to be "fair". That's borderline incompetent.
Obama has claimed 95% of people will receive tax cuts. However, 40% of people pay no income tax to begin with. If you read the fine print on his tax plan, they'll receive their "tax cut" as more welfare, earned income credits, etc. That's not cutting taxes, it's redistributing wealth.
This isn't the first (or last) time PHP developers have implemented a stupid workaround rather than fixing problems with the language/runtime/interpreter/parser/scanner.
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Microsoft research does a lot of cool research stuff. The rest of the company, not so much.
Nice try, but Microsoft is following the OpenID standard.
you could set up a provider that auto authenticates everyone with the same Anonymous Coward account. Or randomly creates a one-time account. Like an automatic bugmenot.
so she's available?
"This move" is a fundamental problem with OpenID, not Microsoft specific. Everyone wants to be a provider; no one wants to be a consumer. (Or in slashdot terms, everyone wants to top, no one wants to bottom).
They'd probably like to have datacenters in the country to reduce latency.
did you just rickroll yourself?
Opera has had bt support for a while. If you know what a torrent is, you're probably better off with a dedicated client, but for joe average clicking on a link to download, it's usable.
Or the joys of child porn
The good news: Barack Obama will redistribute copyrights.
The bad news: You were assigned copyright for "The Joy of Gay Sex Volume 3: Extreme Fisting"
javascript is a much better language than vb/vbscript. Who argues it's worse?
The firefox business model is to give away the software for free and collect money from google searches, amazon sales, etc. Most of their devopers are paid employees. Not exactly anti-capitalist.
it's also ugly, bloated, and losing market share.
Vuzta.
Spot on. I caught a CNN segment on this last night. It looked like the touchscreen display angle, sliding your finger, and maybe problems with the touch sensitivity of the device were to blame.
I think Microsoft (or maybe that russian guy [art lebidiv?] with the optimus keyboard) designed a touch screen device composed of multiple screens, each one of which was a distinct button. (Rather than being touch sensitive, you push an LCD button). That would be much better than one single touchscreen with lots of options packed in together.
It's the area 'tween your balls and your asshole.
when will slashdot move to a semantic web model?
MR. GIBSON: And in each instance, when the rate dropped, revenues from the tax increased. The government took in more money. And in the 1980s, when the tax was increased to 28 percent, the revenues went down. So why raise it at all, especially given the fact that *100 million people in this country own stock and would be affected?
SENATOR OBAMA: Well, Charlie, what I've said is that I would look at raising the capital gains tax *for purposes of fairness*. We saw an article today which showed that the top 50 hedge fund managers made $29 billion last year -- $29 billion for 50 individuals. And part of what has happened is that those who are able to work the stock market and amass huge fortunes on capital gains are paying a lower tax rate than their secretaries. That's not fair.
Wow. Raising capital gains rates, knowing it would reduce revenue, just to be "fair". That's borderline incompetent.
Obama has claimed 95% of people will receive tax cuts. However, 40% of people pay no income tax to begin with. If you read the fine print on his tax plan, they'll receive their "tax cut" as more welfare, earned income credits, etc. That's not cutting taxes, it's redistributing wealth.
The article stated there was no reason for the child support office to access his records.
Maybe that's because if they asked actual questions their access would be cut off.
The newspaper filed a freedom of info request to check if his data had been accessed.
This isn't the first (or last) time PHP developers have implemented a stupid workaround rather than fixing problems with the language/runtime/interpreter/parser/scanner.
which was based on CPM and VMS.
The rfc claims that typing "**" is easier than typing "%%" or "^^".