I agree with working around boot-up time on a laptop if it supports a suspend mode, through ahci. He mentions boot-up time being a problem, but he also mentions that he has a laptop.
What about throwing company policies at a technology problems?
Hypothetically (never happens in the real world of course), what if there was a document management server, samba dropbox, where all documentation for deliverables are kept in portable excel 2003 format? What if content identification is done my creating folders with "project" and "project"_old naming conventions, hyperlinking is done in excel (because html is complicated), and ad nauseum for the automated process called "company policy"?
I would say that "scratching an itch" is an advantage of the f/oss movement rather than a problem. How is giving someone the tools to develop a service a problem anyway? I think the idea is to produce solutions which aid, rather than software which dominates the market.
Windows XP ran much slower than Windows 98, and I know from fixing my friends computers that it was port scanned and comprimised by spyware, (remember Blaster/Sasser/Sorbig), within 20 minutes of connecting to the internet on the default install or less three years after it was released.
BTW, the built-in "Internet Connection Firewall" in Windows XP took years to get working, after the product was released, and it wasn't until Service Pack 2 was released, using developers pulled off of Vista, that XP had a working firewall without 3rd party software.
Windows XP was and is a security nightmare. Plain and simple.
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Why not VFAT? Or are these only windows formated filesystem types?
Reminds me of the Zaurus
http://www.pocketworkstation.org/
What is your problem with the Palm based phones? The Treo is one of the best devices I've ever used.
This just in: Anything can reach the front page of Slashdot. Anything.
I like how you wrote, "rarely"
Too funny
This car analogy has solved our energy crisis!
RTFH?
"...and on the seventh day he rebooted."
Is it really solving the issue to give elderly people more distractions? I would assume they would want what they are already familiar with.
I agree with working around boot-up time on a laptop if it supports a suspend mode, through ahci. He mentions boot-up time being a problem, but he also mentions that he has a laptop.
What about throwing company policies at a technology problems?
Hypothetically (never happens in the real world of course), what if there was a document management server, samba dropbox, where all documentation for deliverables are kept in portable excel 2003 format? What if content identification is done my creating folders with "project" and "project"_old naming conventions, hyperlinking is done in excel (because html is complicated), and ad nauseum for the automated process called "company policy"?
Call him Nicodemus.
Should they have called this the HTC Blur?
Sure kiddo. The DNA made you do it.
I came.
I saw.
I compiled.
I would say that "scratching an itch" is an advantage of the f/oss movement rather than a problem. How is giving someone the tools to develop a service a problem anyway? I think the idea is to produce solutions which aid, rather than software which dominates the market.
Given my experience with government beaucrats, I guarantee that only one person has the codes to this.
Using an ellipsis instead of a period is a Hate Crime. Also, it's...
annoying.
Five years of experience at a minimum is required to work with telephone keypads.
http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/5_years_C-pound_experience.aspx
You must be good at creating spreadsheets. Spreadsheets hold all important information.
Windows XP ran much slower than Windows 98, and I know from fixing my friends computers that it was port scanned and comprimised by spyware, (remember Blaster/Sasser/Sorbig), within 20 minutes of connecting to the internet on the default install or less three years after it was released.
BTW, the built-in "Internet Connection Firewall" in Windows XP took years to get working, after the product was released, and it wasn't until Service Pack 2 was released, using developers pulled off of Vista, that XP had a working firewall without 3rd party software.
Windows XP was and is a security nightmare. Plain and simple.
Competition is good?
How much is $137 billion in american dollars? 150 billion?
Seriously.
Ebay.
How often does microsoft make press releases?