The Federal Institute of Technology in Nowhereland, has designed "clever" food pieces with built-in microprocessors that could relieve the confusion, anger and frustration of putting them together (e.g cooking). The idea includes milk, bread and eggs fitted with cheap microprocessors that monitor what you are doing during assembly and will warn you if you are doing something wrong or dangerous.
You are right. I am just a lamer, and I would be happy to use linux if I didn't have to hack it around. I want plug&play SMALL linux with lots of games. M$ has a heap of people just planning new features and saying w*s is so great. It costs money, needs management...
I was thinking that management work is very similar to programming, and if marketing and management work could be done somehow "opensource"? An open organisation, not just people or what even worse, a couple of distributions... E.g. I know, I need a new feature, I post it to a website, and some time later it gets developed for linux. For free, of course. Or: I don't know even, that I need a feature, when an opensource sales manager contacts me, saying: "It's so good for you, and it is free..."
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The Federal Institute of Technology in Nowhereland, has designed "clever" food pieces with built-in microprocessors that could relieve the confusion, anger and frustration of putting them together (e.g cooking). The idea includes milk, bread and eggs fitted with cheap microprocessors that monitor what you are doing during assembly and will warn you if you are doing something wrong or dangerous.
You are right. I am just a lamer, and I would be happy to use linux if I didn't have to hack it around. I want plug&play SMALL linux with lots of games.
M$ has a heap of people just planning new features and saying w*s is so great. It costs money, needs management...
I was thinking that management work is very similar to programming, and if marketing and management work could be done somehow "opensource"? An open organisation, not just people or what even worse, a couple of distributions...
E.g. I know, I need a new feature, I post it to a website, and some time later it gets developed for linux. For free, of course.
Or: I don't know even, that I need a feature, when an opensource sales manager contacts me, saying: "It's so good for you, and it is free..."
What do you think? It is makes sense?