My guess is that they want to market the Pocket PC OS on "won't fit in my pocket" mobile electronics, like Tablet PCs. Would you rather use "Windows Mobile" or "Pocket PC" on Tablet PCs? Plus, because it has "Windows" in the name, it must be better just like MSN must be better because it is based on Microsoft technology.:)
So they still aren't changing the name "Windows", since it has basically lost its trademark? You'd think they would change "Windows" to something else in all their OS products so they could trick..er..show that they actually changed the product (marketing scheme).
For some reason, civilizations have been fascinated with the number 7. the 7 wonders, seven sages, seven days in a week (tied into God resting 1 day after 6 days of work), etc... (and there are a lot more)
One explanation is that it is the oddest single digit number. It is the largest single digit prime and the other primes (2, 3, 5) are "just too simple" and small.
Another explanation could be that the largest number represented by a 2 bit number is 3. The largest number represented by a 3 bit number is 7. But that is far fetched and stupid.
There have actually been 50 billion chips shipped, because everyone on earth (~6 billion) wants an average of about 6 computers running on the intel chipset; 2 of which are dual processing machines. Therefore 49 billion have been pirated.
It is almost always required when signing a document. How did you get a driver's license? Get into college? Use your credit card? I must say I never use it except for my name, and even then, I can't read my own signature.
You should be able to hype a product before release, but you shouldn't be able to hype features that will not exist, or will not work properly. Whether before or after release, you should be held liable (if commercially sold of course) for not providing what you said (essentially lying to change market conditions, etc...).
What if GM touted that their new car, Kit, is going to be the car from "Knight Rider", but in reality it can only talk (no AI)? They are lying. False advertisement.
This is like saying I can sue Google for providing a link to an illegal website (that has some effect toward my industry/income). As we would know it, Google would be sued out of existence. Or does the RIAA just pick on the people who can't defend themselves monetarily. At least SCO sued someone who can put up a fight.
Since when could the U.S. government or government sponsered projects receive a patent? They can be top secret, but not patented. It says, "U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory and Argonne National Laboratory have received U.S. patent number 6,528,948".
Pretty soon students won't be able to find their class without a GPS unit. College doesn't take much thought. Everything is repetitive, even the due date on homework. You shouldn't be in college if you forget to do a project or exam (but I went to college anyhow).
Americans (me being one) do not like to be beat. When China plans sending a man to the moon, we'll send a couple missions before them, just to show that we can still do it. If China tries to colonize, we'll do the same or maybe raise the bar by fast forwarding our plan to go to Mars.
Wouldn't this cause a magnetic flux up/down the person's body, causing all the iron to migrate to the head/toes?
Criminals will start using it by turning it on to rip watches and jewelry off people as they run by.
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My guess is that they want to market the Pocket PC OS on "won't fit in my pocket" mobile electronics, like Tablet PCs. Would you rather use "Windows Mobile" or "Pocket PC" on Tablet PCs? Plus, because it has "Windows" in the name, it must be better just like MSN must be better because it is based on Microsoft technology. :)
So they still aren't changing the name "Windows", since it has basically lost its trademark? You'd think they would change "Windows" to something else in all their OS products so they could trick..er..show that they actually changed the product (marketing scheme).
For some reason, civilizations have been fascinated with the number 7. the 7 wonders, seven sages, seven days in a week (tied into God resting 1 day after 6 days of work), etc... (and there are a lot more)
One explanation is that it is the oddest single digit number. It is the largest single digit prime and the other primes (2, 3, 5) are "just too simple" and small.
Another explanation could be that the largest number represented by a 2 bit number is 3. The largest number represented by a 3 bit number is 7. But that is far fetched and stupid.
And if you use MSN to search "microsoft google slashdot", you get this, which is about Microsoft, and barely mentions google or slashdot.
There have actually been 50 billion chips shipped, because everyone on earth (~6 billion) wants an average of about 6 computers running on the intel chipset; 2 of which are dual processing machines. Therefore 49 billion have been pirated.
"So we get an amazing one trillion (10^15) transistors! WOW! Often in error; never in doubt!"
I see the you are often in error...10^12 is 1 trillion. 10^15 is like a quadrillion.
It is almost always required when signing a document. How did you get a driver's license? Get into college? Use your credit card? I must say I never use it except for my name, and even then, I can't read my own signature.
You should be able to hype a product before release, but you shouldn't be able to hype features that will not exist, or will not work properly. Whether before or after release, you should be held liable (if commercially sold of course) for not providing what you said (essentially lying to change market conditions, etc...). What if GM touted that their new car, Kit, is going to be the car from "Knight Rider", but in reality it can only talk (no AI)? They are lying. False advertisement.
This is like saying I can sue Google for providing a link to an illegal website (that has some effect toward my industry/income). As we would know it, Google would be sued out of existence. Or does the RIAA just pick on the people who can't defend themselves monetarily. At least SCO sued someone who can put up a fight.
Since when could the U.S. government or government sponsered projects receive a patent? They can be top secret, but not patented. It says, "U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory and Argonne National Laboratory have received U.S. patent number 6,528,948".
It's almost time to start short selling SCO's stock.
Pretty soon students won't be able to find their class without a GPS unit. College doesn't take much thought. Everything is repetitive, even the due date on homework. You shouldn't be in college if you forget to do a project or exam (but I went to college anyhow).
Americans (me being one) do not like to be beat. When China plans sending a man to the moon, we'll send a couple missions before them, just to show that we can still do it. If China tries to colonize, we'll do the same or maybe raise the bar by fast forwarding our plan to go to Mars.
Wouldn't this cause a magnetic flux up/down the person's body, causing all the iron to migrate to the head/toes? Criminals will start using it by turning it on to rip watches and jewelry off people as they run by.
I can make my ATI Raedon 7000 have an amazing frame rate. The magical 1x1 resolution.
If you just cast a magical spell "gpl mpl bsd apache" on google.com, you get:
http://www.linuxworld.com/linuxworld/expo/lw-thur