You do not need to patent an invention in order to avoid being sued. It suffices to publish the invention in a broad venue to document it, so it can be cited as prior art.
kheldan - is it ok if we are afraid of some of the people in our government? and if they are afraid of some of us? I am sure we can satisfy that statement easily.
Lotus Symphony also reads some of the old Lotus Smartsuite formats, at least the last generation of them (like.123). I realize this isn't a big deal for most individuals, but in an organization that still has old Smartsuite files floating around, it is useful.
A version of the infobox (a flexible properties panel that can stay open while you move around in the document) exists in the Mac version of Microsoft Office and in Apple's iWork suite.
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I do not know the current status, but when it left IBM Research, it did not have the full Java libraries as part of the open source package (one of the reasons it was called an RVM).
The Jikes Research Virtual Machine is an open testbed to prototype virtual machine technologies and experiment with a large variety of design alternatives. The system is licensed under the CPL. The initial Jikes RVM infrastructure was independently developed as part of the Jalapeño research project at the IBM Research. In 2001, IBM donated the software to the community.
Jikes RVM runs on IA-32 and PowerPC running Linux, AIX, and OS X. The Jikes RVM is implemented in Java and is self-hosted.
Sounds to me like "market segmentation" in corporate buzzspeak. Who buys shuffles and IPOD minis? Are they mainly Windows users, users of older Macs (who cannot use USB), or users of newer Macs (who can use USB)? If most are Windows users and new Mac users (and you are trying to cut costs), then you pick USB as the default cable.
There are some pure theory types, but look behind some of the names, even many of the theory types have had huge practical contributions:
1966 A.J. Perlis - compiler construction
1967 Maurice V. Wilkes - builder and designer of the EDSAC, the first computer with an internally stored program.
1968 Richard Hamming - error correcting codes
1969 John McCarthy - (citation missing, but how about Lisp?)
1972 E.W. Dijkstra - Algol
1977 John Backus - FORTRAN
1979 Kenneth E. Iverson - APL
1981 Edgar F. Codd - relational database
1983 Ken Thompson and Dennis M. Ritchie - Unix
1984 Niklaus Wirth - EULER, ALGOL-W, MODULA and PASCAL
1987 John Cocke - compiler optimization and RISC
1988 Ivan Sutherland - Sketchpad
1990 Fernando J. Corbato - timesharing and Multics
1992 Butler W. Lampson - personal workstations
1997 Douglas Engelbart - pretty much everything from the mouse on...
1998 James Gray - database and transaction processing
2001 Ole-Johan Dahl and Kristen Nygaard - OO programming and Simula
2002 Ronald L. Rivest, Adi Shamir, Leonard M. Adleman - public key cryptography
2003 Alan Kay - Smalltalk
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There are allergies and there are allergies. None are pleasant, but some (like allergies to peanuts) can lead to anaphylaxis and death.
We leave DOS attack on POTS to telemarketers, charity solicitations, and pollsters.
You do not need to patent an invention in order to avoid being sued. It suffices to publish the invention in a broad venue to document it, so it can be cited as prior art.
kheldan - is it ok if we are afraid of some of the people in our government? and if they are afraid of some of us? I am sure we can satisfy that statement easily.
The superconductor's cable carrier limits its capacity so not as interrupt the TV signals of its neighbors.
Lotus Symphony also reads some of the old Lotus Smartsuite formats, at least the last generation of them (like .123). I realize this isn't a big deal for most individuals, but in an organization that still has old Smartsuite files floating around, it is useful.
A version of the infobox (a flexible properties panel that can stay open while you move around in the document) exists in the Mac version of Microsoft Office and in Apple's iWork suite.
As Adam says: "failure is always an option".
I do not know the current status, but when it left IBM Research, it did not have the full Java libraries as part of the open source package (one of the reasons it was called an RVM).
Jikes RVM runs on IA-32 and PowerPC running Linux, AIX, and OS X. The Jikes RVM is implemented in Java and is self-hosted.
There are additional details on freshmeat.net.
Sounds to me like "market segmentation" in corporate buzzspeak. Who buys shuffles and IPOD minis? Are they mainly Windows users, users of older Macs (who cannot use USB), or users of newer Macs (who can use USB)? If most are Windows users and new Mac users (and you are trying to cut costs), then you pick USB as the default cable.
1966 A.J. Perlis - compiler construction
1967 Maurice V. Wilkes - builder and designer of the EDSAC, the first computer with an internally stored program.
1968 Richard Hamming - error correcting codes
1969 John McCarthy - (citation missing, but how about Lisp?)
1972 E.W. Dijkstra - Algol
1977 John Backus - FORTRAN
1979 Kenneth E. Iverson - APL
1981 Edgar F. Codd - relational database
1983 Ken Thompson and Dennis M. Ritchie - Unix
1984 Niklaus Wirth - EULER, ALGOL-W, MODULA and PASCAL
1987 John Cocke - compiler optimization and RISC
1988 Ivan Sutherland - Sketchpad
1990 Fernando J. Corbato - timesharing and Multics
1992 Butler W. Lampson - personal workstations
1997 Douglas Engelbart - pretty much everything from the mouse on...
1998 James Gray - database and transaction processing
2001 Ole-Johan Dahl and Kristen Nygaard - OO programming and Simula
2002 Ronald L. Rivest, Adi Shamir, Leonard M. Adleman - public key cryptography
2003 Alan Kay - Smalltalk
how about user@google.net?