IF everyone would have updated their systems with the patch in july 2003 (beofre the MyDoom virus and its variants came out), no one whould have ever gotten any of them. And the news media would have nothing to talk baout.
Its not like microsoft just included this feature in windows, where has TVI been over the last 10 years? picking their asses like SCO?
I own a patent which says "Any button or which like device which when pressed completes a circuit thereby powering another device" I call it power switch. where my patent money?
When does common/expected functionality become public?
This guy need to understand that.net complied applications need the.net framework to run because of the nature of the language. You can run a java program without its runtime installed , its the same concept. It will not complile into a single executable which can run on its own like c++ for examample, whcih is complied into native code (binary)..net is extremely similar to java (coincidence, i think not), it is just not ported to linux/mac like java is...yet? The java/.net runtime has its advantages, liek garbage collection and some error checking, but it will always run slower than native code. native code can just be run, while java and.net assemblies are interpreted at runtime. Performace hit for programmer firednly feature. Compling nativ code, ex c, is more powerful, but that comes with responsibilty. An example is memory management, which you are responsible for in c, is controlled be the runtime in these runtime langauges.
A singles exe cannot be run anwhere, only on win32 platforms. A big advantageof java/.net is portablility. One the runtimes are ported to all platforms (*nix, mac, pc) the same complied program will run on all platforms without being recompiled like a c program woudl have to be. The runtime woudl deal with it ewll at runtime.
I am never reading anythign at the joel guys site ever again. he is uninformed and ranting rampant.
How many of these do they need in the sky for redundancy purposes? just in case a few of them fail, and what happens when they fall to earth...*boink* I thought people liked to star gaze, not look at swarms of platforms 'floating' in the sky.
wouldn't orbiting satelites stay 'up' longer.... oh wait they do
now anyone with that line in their programs owes me $
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How about deliver it to the inside of the SCO building and smear it on the walls, maybe we can hire Eric Cartman of South Park to do it for us. He offers a wide variety of textures and colors, perfect for accenting any room.
For those of you who live in a hole, view South Park episode "My Future Self and Me".
My sister has a cell phone and a whole bunch of roaming charges showed up on her bill. The problem with this is that she was physically local, making local calls. The provider said that sometimes the calls use different towers and sometimes show up as roaming charges, and removed the charges.
But if they know this happens, why don't the charges get removed by the phone company before a customer is billed. I'm sure a bunch of people just payed it, not thinking twice... cuz people are dumb.
Oh and I stayed ambiguous not to incrimiate Cincinnati Bell Wireless (AT&T)...oh..oops;-)
I could of sworn i saw new xboxs for 149 in an electronic boutique (ebgames) when i was "xmas shopping", else bump my previous total to 250. Still, its more fun:-)
It's $299. You could buy an xbox and mod it for the same functionality for under 200 nowadays. Anyone ever here of xbox media player/center? Store music on your xbox or stream from your computer in a variety of ways. You could even splurge for an xbox 802.11b adapter if ya want.
To also be announced in the first quarter next year is yet another wave of lawsuits by SCO, this time they are suing all persons named Scott, for unauthorized use of their trademark everytime they use their name... SCOtt.
I can't proofread worth crap, I ruined the whole thing:-(
I patented a method of using line based symbols, called characters, which can be grouped together to represent SOUNDS, which represent concepts, which can be communicated visually through a process called reading.
Hey, you owe me mass royalties. Hey, you did it again. Stop it. Hey, I mean it. Quit it!
I patented a method of using line based symbols, called characters, which can be grouped together to represent, which represent concepts, which can be communicated visually through a process called reading.
Hey, you owe me mass royalties. Hey, you did it again. Stop it. Hey, I mean it. Quit it!
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with those rates its cheaper to buy copy of windows
IF everyone would have updated their systems with the patch in july 2003 (beofre the MyDoom virus and its variants came out), no one whould have ever gotten any of them. And the news media would have nothing to talk baout.
Its not like microsoft just included this feature in windows, where has TVI been over the last 10 years? picking their asses like SCO?
I own a patent which says "Any button or which like device which when pressed completes a circuit thereby powering another device" I call it power switch. where my patent money?
When does common/expected functionality become public?
geez, i can't type, arrg
I NEED an interpreter
This guy need to understand that .net complied applications need the .net framework to run because of the nature of the language. You can run a java program without its runtime installed , its the same concept. It will not complile into a single executable which can run on its own like c++ for examample, whcih is complied into native code (binary). .net is extremely similar to java (coincidence, i think not), it is just not ported to linux/mac like java is...yet? The java/.net runtime has its advantages, liek garbage collection and some error checking, but it will always run slower than native code. native code can just be run, while java and .net assemblies are interpreted at runtime. Performace hit for programmer firednly feature. Compling nativ code, ex c, is more powerful, but that comes with responsibilty. An example is memory management, which you are responsible for in c, is controlled be the runtime in these runtime langauges.
A singles exe cannot be run anwhere, only on win32 platforms. A big advantageof java/.net is portablility. One the runtimes are ported to all platforms (*nix, mac, pc) the same complied program will run on all platforms without being recompiled like a c program woudl have to be. The runtime woudl deal with it ewll at runtime.
I am never reading anythign at the joel guys site ever again. he is uninformed and ranting rampant.
they wont use shoutcast because its easier to rip the broadcast in full qualitly from shoutcast than it is from realmedia, or windows media stream.
i think you meant "Neckware" :-D
anybody have a screenshot of Macsbug is action, i'd like to see this bug in action ;-)
i guess that's TCIP implemented with pigeons ;-)
How many of these do they need in the sky for redundancy purposes? just in case a few of them fail, and what happens when they fall to earth...*boink* I thought people liked to star gaze, not look at swarms of platforms 'floating' in the sky.
wouldn't orbiting satelites stay 'up' longer.... oh wait they do
I patented the naming convention Firstname Middlename Lastname, so i am going to sue anyone who has named their child in this fashion.
"which lists the offending lines"
i own copyright to
int x;
now anyone with that line in their programs owes me $
How about deliver it to the inside of the SCO building and smear it on the walls, maybe we can hire Eric Cartman of South Park to do it for us. He offers a wide variety of textures and colors, perfect for accenting any room.
For those of you who live in a hole, view South Park episode "My Future Self and Me".
I just meant that all people are dumb. All.
My sister has a cell phone and a whole bunch of roaming charges showed up on her bill. The problem with this is that she was physically local, making local calls. The provider said that sometimes the calls use different towers and sometimes show up as roaming charges, and removed the charges.
;-)
But if they know this happens, why don't the charges get removed by the phone company before a customer is billed. I'm sure a bunch of people just payed it, not thinking twice... cuz people are dumb.
Oh and I stayed ambiguous not to incrimiate Cincinnati Bell Wireless (AT&T)...oh..oops
I could of sworn i saw new xboxs for 149 in an electronic boutique (ebgames) when i was "xmas shopping", else bump my previous total to 250. Still, its more fun :-)
Why is needing a tv a problem, how many people have a great stereo system with no tv connected to it? Plus an xbox really isn't that loud.
It's $299. You could buy an xbox and mod it for the same functionality for under 200 nowadays. Anyone ever here of xbox media player/center? Store music on your xbox or stream from your computer in a variety of ways. You could even splurge for an xbox 802.11b adapter if ya want.
To also be announced in the first quarter next year is yet another wave of lawsuits by SCO, this time they are suing all persons named Scott, for unauthorized use of their trademark everytime they use their name... SCOtt.
It was a joke.
I hope eveyrone remembers to empty their recycle bins... before the RIAA snoops around in them ;-)
I can't proofread worth crap, I ruined the whole thing :-(
I patented a method of using line based symbols, called characters, which can be grouped together to represent SOUNDS, which represent concepts, which can be communicated visually through a process called reading.
Hey, you owe me mass royalties. Hey, you did it again. Stop it. Hey, I mean it. Quit it!
I patented a method of using line based symbols, called characters, which can be grouped together to represent, which represent concepts, which can be communicated visually through a process called reading. Hey, you owe me mass royalties. Hey, you did it again. Stop it. Hey, I mean it. Quit it!
Umm, copyright law, what's that? I don't know no stinking copyright.
Not mentioned in the posted story. Seems to assume that it is talking about office folk ;-)