Here is an unofficial answer, plus some half-a$$ logic...
Apple uses 'i' and not to be outdone by a cute naming convention, they needed to come up with something. 'i' is the Roman symbol for 1, or One. Coincidence... I think NOT!
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iPalm? Doesn't quite work.
So, if SCO "buys" a copy of RedHat for "R&D" does that mean they'd be contributing to a fund to protect programmers against themselves? And if one of their programmers adds to any GPL code, they could sue their own employee but he'd be able to hire a laywer from the fund they added to...
I'd like to point out to anyone running Exchange (ver 2000 tested) that like most other M$ patches, it does more harm than good. After applying the RPC patch, nobody can connect to the Exchange server. After removing the patch all is well again. Hmmm... is this a bug or a feature?
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I guess they need some time to write patches for everything that SP2 breaks.
If you or someone you know is tired of poking their fingers for tic-tac-toe blood samples you should try our new DNA testing supplies...
Here is an unofficial answer, plus some half-a$$ logic... Apple uses 'i' and not to be outdone by a cute naming convention, they needed to come up with something. 'i' is the Roman symbol for 1, or One. Coincidence... I think NOT! iMac iPod iPalm? Doesn't quite work.
Ya, but can they help me pick out a shirt and pants that match in the morning?
I think they're using Opteron processors to be more compatible with the aliens' OS.
Why not use the bingo number tumbler for the seed?
So the electric company has a backup for their web-site but nothing for a silly little power grid?
All your base are belong to us.
So, if SCO "buys" a copy of RedHat for "R&D" does that mean they'd be contributing to a fund to protect programmers against themselves? And if one of their programmers adds to any GPL code, they could sue their own employee but he'd be able to hire a laywer from the fund they added to...
I wonder if they have any conclusions about who is responsible for Linux crashes, oh wait, it doesn't crash...
I'd like to point out to anyone running Exchange (ver 2000 tested) that like most other M$ patches, it does more harm than good. After applying the RPC patch, nobody can connect to the Exchange server. After removing the patch all is well again. Hmmm... is this a bug or a feature?