Worst of all, he failed to include Rather Ripped Records among the legendary Berkeley record shops, the store that actually caused me to drop out of college it was so great. Maybe they were closed by the 90s, though...
The historical Buddha is not considered a supreme being, but a human being who transcended attachment, suffering, etc. There might be lots of Buddhas around, for that matter. Karma != fate, but is closer to Newton. A lot of times Buddhist teachers call it "karma cause and effect."
The article tries to point out that Aug. 31 isn't the actual ship date. It's the RTM date (release to manufacturing). In the past, new Windows versions have shown up on OEM systems about six weeks, or even sooner, after RTM. Retail versions generally show up on actual store shelves a couple of weeks after that.
Back when MS was shipping a new OS version every 18 months or so, I think they delivered a product earlier than originally planned at least once. It might have been Windows 98.
Getting Vista installed on the fall OEM systems is probably their number 1 goal (quality and features be damned). They can always start taking out the really buggy stuff during the summer.
Yes, because e-mails can have more than one label associated with them.
No, because you don't get the tag cloud that shows you that a lot of e-mails have a particular tag (sex, for example) by showing that tag in a larger typeface.
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Venn ist das nurnstuck git und Slotermeyer? Ya! Beigerhund das oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!
Hahahaha! (klunk)
Don't you mean Phil McCafferty?
PC World quietly tackled this months ago, and gave the nod to OS X.
The Right Operating System for You
And this has just been superseded by the new Windows Genuine Name Advantage, a required update.
I was sure it said Knight Ridder Car For Sale.
Worst of all, he failed to include Rather Ripped Records among the legendary Berkeley record shops, the store that actually caused me to drop out of college it was so great. Maybe they were closed by the 90s, though...
The historical Buddha is not considered a supreme being, but a human being who transcended attachment, suffering, etc. There might be lots of Buddhas around, for that matter. Karma != fate, but is closer to Newton. A lot of times Buddhist teachers call it "karma cause and effect."
Not as big as my grocery Chopin Liszt.
Does no one remember TWAIN? (Technology Without An Interesting Name)
that's PC World "does not equal" PC Mag
PC Magazine, not PC World. PC World PC Mag, though I guess not very many folks read closely enough to care.
The article has a online journalist with a bachelors degree going up against a Harvard PhD.
Hell, that's more education than a lot of online journalists have, speaking from personal experience.
Brown is the new blue.
(more evidence this guy is 16)
Ekshually, I know this guy (he used to be my boss), and he is exactly 46 years old.
humor?
D'oh. Math does not equal big, honking, etc.
The Calculus I took last semester was 100% pencil-based. Math big honking calculations.
Tienes razón!
La maravilla del español es que cada letra significa solamente un sonido. Lo que ves es igual a lo que oyes.
The wonderful thing about Spanish is that every letter represents just one sound. What you see is what you hear.
The article tries to point out that Aug. 31 isn't the actual ship date. It's the RTM date (release to manufacturing). In the past, new Windows versions have shown up on OEM systems about six weeks, or even sooner, after RTM. Retail versions generally show up on actual store shelves a couple of weeks after that.
I mean, zee Slashdot, eet eez perrrrrfect!
Zee Slashdot, eet eez broken.
Back when MS was shipping a new OS version every 18 months or so, I think they delivered a product earlier than originally planned at least once. It might have been Windows 98.
Getting Vista installed on the fall OEM systems is probably their number 1 goal (quality and features be damned). They can always start taking out the really buggy stuff during the summer.
Yes, because e-mails can have more than one label associated with them.
No, because you don't get the tag cloud that shows you that a lot of e-mails have a particular tag (sex, for example) by showing that tag in a larger typeface.
A 1999 PC World story, Software Bugs Run Rampant, looked at consumer software bugginess, including Microsoft's.