Exactly. Perhaps more people are realizing that just because someone wrote it down doesn't make it valuable. Just because it is in the NYT or Wall Street Journal doesn't make it worth anything. People will, in general, pay for things if they see a worth to it, but if they don't, they won't.
No. The Red Cross actually suggests that you donate often to keep their accounts ready to deal with a disaster at a moments notice instead of them having to wait for donations. So it's possible that money they received because of a flood of donations after, for instance, the earthquake in Haiti is being funneled into relief destined for Japan right now.
I don't know what I find more disgusting, that these inevitable scams pop up or that I felt the need to send out a company wide email to remind people that the Red Cross and such doesn't send out grammatically incorrect bulk email requesting donations at donations@reddcroos.ru
nVidia shuns linux users? They may 'shun' those that can not have any non-GPL code, but they do make a higher performing and far more feature rich driver for their cards for Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris and keep it (for the most part) up to date. If you don't like it, there are alternatives.
Gotta love the rabid GPL fans. The GPL doesn't mean freedom for everyone to do things the way you think they should be done.
The other examples are John Quincy Adams (vs. Andrew Jackson 1824), Rutherford B. Hayes (vs. Samuel J. Tilden 1876), and Benjamin Harrison (vs. Grover Cleveland 1888), and of course George W. Bush (vs. Al Gore 2000)
I doubt productivity really fell when Internet access was introduced into the workplace. People waste time at work and always have, restricting one way just makes them waste it in another.
50 miles outside of Raleigh, NC and AT&T only just brought their 3G service to the area about 6 weeks ago. I don't believe 99% of the US has 3G, by area or by population.
Outlook is more then just a e-mail reader. Corporate support for Outlook and nothing else is from running Exchange as their collaboration suite. Nothing works better with Exchange than Outlook and replacing all the functionality of Exchange/Outlook is not easy.
Because Jeopardy is never live. This is just another Jeopardy episode, except one of the contestants isn't breathing.
I'm pretty sure the IBM team would be ecstatic to destroy the human competitors. They really don't have to care if people are put off, it's an IBM Research project, they aren't planning on selling Watson to you any time soon.
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They might.
Proved? One person suggested it, no one else verified. RH also still distributes all of their source.
Exactly. Perhaps more people are realizing that just because someone wrote it down doesn't make it valuable. Just because it is in the NYT or Wall Street Journal doesn't make it worth anything. People will, in general, pay for things if they see a worth to it, but if they don't, they won't.
There is no real competition in the US mobile market, only the illusion of competition.
No. The Red Cross actually suggests that you donate often to keep their accounts ready to deal with a disaster at a moments notice instead of them having to wait for donations. So it's possible that money they received because of a flood of donations after, for instance, the earthquake in Haiti is being funneled into relief destined for Japan right now.
Expertsexchange can go strait to hell.
If you can equate legitimate business to pretending to be a charity to extort money out of people then I suppose you have a moral conundrum.
A big difference in your example is that rice companies are actually selling rice, charity scams aren't providing charitable works.
I don't know what I find more disgusting, that these inevitable scams pop up or that I felt the need to send out a company wide email to remind people that the Red Cross and such doesn't send out grammatically incorrect bulk email requesting donations at donations@reddcroos.ru
You're the one who bought an unsupported device without researching, but nVidia is the bad guy here.
nVidia shuns linux users? They may 'shun' those that can not have any non-GPL code, but they do make a higher performing and far more feature rich driver for their cards for Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris and keep it (for the most part) up to date. If you don't like it, there are alternatives.
Gotta love the rabid GPL fans. The GPL doesn't mean freedom for everyone to do things the way you think they should be done.
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The other examples are John Quincy Adams (vs. Andrew Jackson 1824), Rutherford B. Hayes (vs. Samuel J. Tilden 1876), and Benjamin Harrison (vs. Grover Cleveland 1888), and of course George W. Bush (vs. Al Gore 2000)
Scum and Villainy and all that.
You get a new TV with an HDMI port.
That irritation is finally being fixed in Lion.
Home and small business users. You know, those that thought Jobs suggestion to run OS X Server on a Mac Pro or a Mini was just fine.
Apple has no real interest in the enterprise market.
I doubt productivity really fell when Internet access was introduced into the workplace. People waste time at work and always have, restricting one way just makes them waste it in another.
50 miles outside of Raleigh, NC and AT&T only just brought their 3G service to the area about 6 weeks ago. I don't believe 99% of the US has 3G, by area or by population.
Outlook is more then just a e-mail reader. Corporate support for Outlook and nothing else is from running Exchange as their collaboration suite. Nothing works better with Exchange than Outlook and replacing all the functionality of Exchange/Outlook is not easy.
Real Unix admins are lazy. They are not going to Type Everything Completely Over.
All they have to do is threaten with big words. Most places will not risk having to prove a challenge was bogus.
Because Jeopardy is never live. This is just another Jeopardy episode, except one of the contestants isn't breathing.
I'm pretty sure the IBM team would be ecstatic to destroy the human competitors. They really don't have to care if people are put off, it's an IBM Research project, they aren't planning on selling Watson to you any time soon.
It also responds if the host asks it to be most specific.
Until my home ISP or the ISP for the company I work for offers IPv6, I think it's going to be very easy to ignore IPv6.
Pretty much. People need to realize that not everyone holds your sacred moments as sacred.