"One question might be, and I'll be as direct as I can be about this, what is.Net? Unlike Windows, where you could say it's a product, it sits in one place, it's got a nice little box. In some senses, it's a very good question." - Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, at a Microsoft.Net briefing day in July
"We don't have the user-centricity. Until we understand context, which is way beyond presence -- presence is the most trivial notion of context." - Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, on the same topic at the same briefing
"Our biggest problem was policing the use of.Net. Things like.Net Enterprise Servers. That's a great example of where the confusion came from, because it looked like we were slapping.Net on a bunch of random products." - Charles Fitzgerald, general manager of Microsoft's platform strategy group, in August on ZDNet News
"It's about connecting people to people, people to information, businesses to businesses, businesses to information, and so on. That is the benefit." - Steve Ballmer, trying again, in an October interview with News.com
Tried it out yesterday (yes, you can use it with your current GTK theme) -- and an interesting achievement as it is, i couldn't see any benefit. Really. Everything just looks fuzzy. The take-home message? By correctly configuring your (standard) XF86 font subsystem you CAN achieve a very pleasing impression. Check the font feuglification HOWTO next to you.
Ericsson uses a (free!) functional language Erlang (www.erlang.org) to program their switches, which is not really a simple thing. And they always "brag" on how productive their people are with it. So: go functional!
Right. We've performed experiments on this in our CS class (University of Karlsruhe, Germany). They showed that you can imitate a typing pattern of another person within reasonable tolerance. And you need this tolerance to allow for the "noise" in your own typing.
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"One question might be, and I'll be as direct as I can be about this, .Net? Unlike Windows, where you could say it's a product, it .Net briefing day in July
.Net. Things like .Net .Net on a bunch of random
what is
sits in one place, it's got a nice little box. In some senses, it's a
very good question."
- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, at a Microsoft
"We don't have the user-centricity. Until we understand context, which
is way beyond presence -- presence is the most trivial notion of
context."
- Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, on the same topic at the same briefing
"Our biggest problem was policing the use of
Enterprise Servers. That's a great example of where the confusion came
from, because it looked like we were slapping
products."
- Charles Fitzgerald, general manager of Microsoft's platform strategy group,
in August on ZDNet News
"It's about connecting people to people, people to information,
businesses to businesses, businesses to information, and so on. That is
the benefit."
- Steve Ballmer, trying again, in an October interview with News.com
FP?
Tried it out yesterday (yes, you can use it with your current GTK theme) -- and an interesting achievement as it is, i couldn't see any benefit. Really. Everything just looks fuzzy. The take-home message? By correctly configuring your (standard) XF86 font subsystem you CAN achieve a very pleasing impression. Check the font feuglification HOWTO next to you.
Ericsson uses a (free!) functional language Erlang (www.erlang.org) to program their switches, which is not really a simple thing. And they always "brag" on how productive their people are with it. So: go functional!
Use Muffin!
/blink
/ad[s\.lvt/] /ctc/ /warped/ /jump/ /xct/ /pbx/ /clq/
Then:
strip blink
strip
tagattr embed.type strip comet
tagattr font.size replace 1 -1
kill casino
kill rawlikesushi
kill cotac.com
kill BAN_record
kill topsites.
kill spon
kill D=yahoo
kill advert
kill [^(gnu)]cash
kill ban.clk
#kill doubleclick
kill linkexchange
kill hitbox
kill banner
#kill mostcash
kill \.sbean
kill webmappro
kill [Pp]layhard.net
kill [Cc]ount
kill rush4gold
#kill click-through
kill [^d]track
kill asacp
kill rsac.org
kill netnanny
kill cyberpatrol
kill surfwatch
kill
kill whispa.com
kill eads.com
kill [Ff]lycast.com
kill imgis.com
kill [kcC]lick
kill
kill redir
kill sexswap
#kill ntrack.com
kill extreme-dm
kill account=
kill newclient
kill cash
#kill candidcash
kill
kill
kill raw_
kill alladvantage
kill enter.cgi
kill log.cgi
kill go.cgi
kill hitme.cgi
kill visit.cgi
kill amkingdom
kill gold.link
kill
kill adlink
#kill tracker.cgi
kill fourohfour
kill maximumpcads
kill statthru
kill
kill jws
kill vts-pro
kill focalink
kill fly01.exe
kill w3bstart
kill link_id
kill link4link
kill out.cgi
kill rankem
kill stat.net
kill (top([0-9]*).cgi)
kill index[^/]*\?[0-9]
kill nedstat
kill statman
kill taboo
kill stats
kill revenue
kill coupon
kill
<B> You are done!</B>
Right. We've performed experiments on this in our CS class (University of Karlsruhe, Germany). They showed that you can imitate a typing pattern of another person within reasonable tolerance. And you need this tolerance to allow for the "noise" in your own typing.
Tough luck.