BusinessWeek has an equally disturbing article on this topic. TIA IS BEING DEVELOPED and this bitch is telling us to suck it! Pay special attention to her quotes.
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/cnet/storie s/995229.htm
..Simlilarly, I don't advertise the times of day when my children are not under a watchful eye so that they can be kidnapped and killed, m I doning somethin wrong!?!!!!! It will be a cold day in hell before the government can create a legitimate reason for taking away my privacy! Screw that bitch who wrote that article, what an infant!!!
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And they want people to keep smoking cigarettes and eating fast food because it stimulates the economy and saves on Social Security. YES, in fact. These people die relatively quiet and inexpensive deaths, while boosting the economy and saving the gov't from dishing out SS payments. It is not a fact that McDonald's and Philip Moris like to advertise, but it's true.
I disagree, anyone still using NT4 will most definately upgrade since they are several generations behind in server technology. The question is, will they choose 2K or 2K3 Server? It depends on how therelease of 2K3 will affect the 2K price. Although soe businesses may be drawn toward RMS and Greenwich (hoping for PDA compatability), others may not want to be guinea pigs and wait 18 months. However,I think the NT4 genertion will die off soon.
Innovative people are able to use fake names. Any web site that demands information of you, only demands a little input. Say your name is Jack Meoff. Only the dumb consumer volunteers his information to anyone. Cheaters sux. I'll frag you all at MCSN. (CS)
Becuase M$ has more in spendable cash ($30 billion) at any given time than any other company in history of the world...HOW COULD THEY NOT BE INVOLVED?!
Nintendo should have taken a hint before the GameCube. At this point they should trash teh Cube, develop a new system, the Erector, that would be able to play SNES and original Tetris for Nintendo 1 (including pluggable or remote use of the robot they had for awhile). Maybe then they wouldn;t have to rely on the GameBoy for rvenue so badly.
Actually, I read a similar article more than 4 months ago. And my memory never failing me after binging on St. Patricks Day weekends...I can confirm that the Cell is being developed. However, I think the production, or test production is actually behind schedule.
Sorry to get off the topic, but people should be aware that as a bookworm, one should support businesses that encourage books adn support authors (like Barnes & Noble), notBorder a.k.a. Amazon.com, which misships, doesn't always delivr, and is buying out every proprietary (specialized) bookstore in the world, one by one of course.
So back to my above comment about SCO making a tactical move: Does it bother anyone that their stock has soared 52% since this morning's open (to 3.29)??! This gives the stockholders a chance to either stick with this rollercoaster or SELL, SELL!
I wonder what Microsoft's managers have to say about this irrational, or tactical move by SCO, especially due to their recent plans to spread their product to "open source heavy" China. see http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/02/28/163921 6&mode=thread&tid=109
they usually catch it when two different people are paying into the same account.
Shouldn't all institutions that handle credit be liable to the consumers in this country to set up a database that would confirm this each time you make a purchase, or on some recurring basis?
Actuallly I use a 21" Dell ViewSonic (CRT with Sony Trinitron Technology) that I picked up cheap. Run that at 1600X1280 and your in heaven. Of course, heaven at home.
We are the ones (our nations/businesses) who made MS a reality in the first place after dishing out billinois on their OS's. This "sharing" is a backstab, an outrage. Anyway, what is the Chinese gov't gonna do but tie it to their existing Red Flag Linux.
So after the US and the "western world" has dished out billions on windows, the MS-MoneyMaker decides to screw us all by handing over the precious code that we pay so dearly for (businesses at least) just because its popularity is down. I see this as a marketing scheme to get the MS name out to theother side of the globe which is beginning to trade in their rice for mice and keyboards, and evetually will be a great force in the OS market. However, allowing the Chinese government to see any part of the code they want is not exactly good form for the "older customers". In addition to security questions ($0.10 says it spreads to Korea, Russia and the Phillippines, wher piracy is thriving), the new partner that Gates is so enthusiastic about, (Chinese gov't) is relying on Red Flag Linux to cooperate with windows. This is going to backfire onGates real bad, and possibly on US businesses too (like our economy needs it).
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BusinessWeek has an equally disturbing article on this topic. TIA IS BEING DEVELOPED and this bitch is telling us to suck it! Pay special attention to her quotes. http://www.businessweek.com/technology/cnet/storie s/995229.htm
..Simlilarly, I don't advertise the times of day when my children are not under a watchful eye so that they can be kidnapped and killed, m I doning somethin wrong!?!!!!! It will be a cold day in hell before the government can create a legitimate reason for taking away my privacy! Screw that bitch who wrote that article, what an infant!!!
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And they want people to keep smoking cigarettes and eating fast food because it stimulates the economy and saves on Social Security. YES, in fact. These people die relatively quiet and inexpensive deaths, while boosting the economy and saving the gov't from dishing out SS payments. It is not a fact that McDonald's and Philip Moris like to advertise, but it's true.
I disagree, anyone still using NT4 will most definately upgrade since they are several generations behind in server technology. The question is, will they choose 2K or 2K3 Server? It depends on how therelease of 2K3 will affect the 2K price. Although soe businesses may be drawn toward RMS and Greenwich (hoping for PDA compatability), others may not want to be guinea pigs and wait 18 months. However,I think the NT4 genertion will die off soon.
I agree. I work too hard to put up with cheaters!
Innovative people are able to use fake names. Any web site that demands information of you, only demands a little input. Say your name is Jack Meoff. Only the dumb consumer volunteers his information to anyone. Cheaters sux. I'll frag you all at MCSN. (CS)
SD-Day...The day Slashdot fans go to war withthe world.
Becuase M$ has more in spendable cash ($30 billion) at any given time than any other company in history of the world...HOW COULD THEY NOT BE INVOLVED?!
Nintendo should have taken a hint before the GameCube. At this point they should trash teh Cube, develop a new system, the Erector, that would be able to play SNES and original Tetris for Nintendo 1 (including pluggable or remote use of the robot they had for awhile). Maybe then they wouldn;t have to rely on the GameBoy for rvenue so badly.
Actually, I read a similar article more than 4 months ago. And my memory never failing me after binging on St. Patricks Day weekends...I can confirm that the Cell is being developed. However, I think the production, or test production is actually behind schedule.
As an avid PC gamer, I can't remeber the last time I paid for a PC game. $10 ugprade maybe?
And you are just another opinion. So let it go.
Sorry to get off the topic, but people should be aware that as a bookworm, one should support businesses that encourage books adn support authors (like Barnes & Noble), notBorder a.k.a. Amazon.com, which misships, doesn't always delivr, and is buying out every proprietary (specialized) bookstore in the world, one by one of course.
So back to my above comment about SCO making a tactical move: Does it bother anyone that their stock has soared 52% since this morning's open (to 3.29)??! This gives the stockholders a chance to either stick with this rollercoaster or SELL, SELL!
I wonder what Microsoft's managers have to say about this irrational, or tactical move by SCO, especially due to their recent plans to spread their product to "open source heavy" China. see http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/02/28/163921 6&mode=thread&tid=109
And yet, SCO still offers products named OpenLinux. Is that going to change to ClosedUNIX or OpenLinuxfor$100.
They are in the wreong market to be suing open source companies, especially when they agree to it themselves. (ul)
they usually catch it when two different people are paying into the same account. Shouldn't all institutions that handle credit be liable to the consumers in this country to set up a database that would confirm this each time you make a purchase, or on some recurring basis?
Here's a solution: Cash only! Screw credit, that's how we got into this mess in the first place.
Actuallly I use a 21" Dell ViewSonic (CRT with Sony Trinitron Technology) that I picked up cheap. Run that at 1600X1280 and your in heaven. Of course, heaven at home.
Another reason to switch to Linux.
Creature of habit..billions is not a word I get to use often
We are the ones (our nations/businesses) who made MS a reality in the first place after dishing out billinois on their OS's. This "sharing" is a backstab, an outrage. Anyway, what is the Chinese gov't gonna do but tie it to their existing Red Flag Linux.
So after the US and the "western world" has dished out billions on windows, the MS-MoneyMaker decides to screw us all by handing over the precious code that we pay so dearly for (businesses at least) just because its popularity is down. I see this as a marketing scheme to get the MS name out to theother side of the globe which is beginning to trade in their rice for mice and keyboards, and evetually will be a great force in the OS market. However, allowing the Chinese government to see any part of the code they want is not exactly good form for the "older customers". In addition to security questions ($0.10 says it spreads to Korea, Russia and the Phillippines, wher piracy is thriving), the new partner that Gates is so enthusiastic about, (Chinese gov't) is relying on Red Flag Linux to cooperate with windows. This is going to backfire onGates real bad, and possibly on US businesses too (like our economy needs it).