This caught my eye too. It appears Mr. Gates has selectively forgotten UNIX's (not to mention many others) heritage, systems which were specifically designed to operate on networks and ultimately the Internet.
Sigh, what a poor way to cover up Windows' inadequacies when it comes to networking.
Now that Think Secret has confirmed that developers have the Mactel machines, will it only be a matter of time before OS X leaks out onto the Internet?
Perhaps the previous stories were a little premature, but as soon as the protection mechanism on these machines is understood, it's only a matter of time.
From the website:
"These three draft technical specifications were recently submitted to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and other industry organizations for review and comment."
Hmm... not updated yet I guess...
Several newspapers in the UK have already printed stories about the problems in IE and have recommended Firefox and Opera.
Its only a matter of time before TV does the same.
I've got to argue with this. The Windows 98 destktop is EXACTLY the same as the XP desktop.
Regardless of chunky buttons and bright colours, there is still a start button, task bar, recycle bin (although it changed position in XP). The close, minimise and maximise buttons are all in the same positions and still have the same symbols.
There is no real difference at all, because if there was you would be hearing about it from all the Joe ServicePacks and technically incompetant users of the world.
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Since when was DOS made in-house? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOS
This caught my eye too. It appears Mr. Gates has selectively forgotten UNIX's (not to mention many others) heritage, systems which were specifically designed to operate on networks and ultimately the Internet.
Sigh, what a poor way to cover up Windows' inadequacies when it comes to networking.
Nice to see people aren't buying this crap.
I would assume the software company. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veritas_Software
Now that Think Secret has confirmed that developers have the Mactel machines, will it only be a matter of time before OS X leaks out onto the Internet? Perhaps the previous stories were a little premature, but as soon as the protection mechanism on these machines is understood, it's only a matter of time.
Stole my idea...
From the website: "These three draft technical specifications were recently submitted to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and other industry organizations for review and comment." Hmm... not updated yet I guess...
Command and Conquer with some Captain Proton thrown in for good measure.
As a Dreamcast owner (*sigh*) I think the parent post needs modding up.
Not a render of the cluster! (I don't even want to guess how old she is.)
The United Kingdom disagrees...
This also seems to indirectly validate Microsoft's claim on the term "Windows".
Several newspapers in the UK have already printed stories about the problems in IE and have recommended Firefox and Opera. Its only a matter of time before TV does the same.
Your jacket is now dry.
I've got to argue with this. The Windows 98 destktop is EXACTLY the same as the XP desktop.
Regardless of chunky buttons and bright colours, there is still a start button, task bar, recycle bin (although it changed position in XP). The close, minimise and maximise buttons are all in the same positions and still have the same symbols.
There is no real difference at all, because if there was you would be hearing about it from all the Joe ServicePacks and technically incompetant users of the world.
yep... the PS2
(1) There wasn't so much crap on the fast track network. (Although it can't be beaten for mp3s)
(2) Other, better, P2P software followed their lead. [Shameless Shareaza Ad]
did no one else laugh at this?