Isn't it strange that, in all categories but labor, the Linux solution was much cheaper? Why would it use less bandwidth? Why would the network infrastructure be cheaper?
In any case, I'm tired of TCO stories. Every last one of them is flamebait, and now I've read my last one.
Me, myself, I tend to be a huge "pirate", but I'll pay for something I think is worth it, even after getting it for free. That can't be said for most.
Sorry if this seems to be directed at you, but I'm going to rant a bit.
I can't help but roll my eyes at people who freely admit to pirating copyrighted material as though it were nothing wrong, and immediately afterwards cast themselves in a noble light by saying that they pay for it if they like it.
YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO PAY FOR IT IN THE FIRST PLACE. If it's worth it to you to keep it on your hard drive, it's worth obtaining legitimately.
The only acceptable time for "trys" is when you're on the way to "tryst".
First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then, shalt thou count to three. No more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out.
According to this NetworkWorld article, the new bill sponsored by Democratic Representatives Ed Markey of Massachusetts, Jay Inslee of Washington state, Anna Eshoo of California and Rick Boucher of Virginia in the House and Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon in the Senate.
I would like to point out that every sentence should have a verb. Except maybe this one.
This is not work for Google in particular, but for open source projects in general. In my opinion, it is an excellent way to get young people to get involved with open source, as they are offered monetary incentive. This is unusual for an unproven developer joining any open source project, I think.
I was just in Waterloo for the CMS conference, and I was expecting a nice change from the Alabama summer that seeemed imminent, but at least we have air conditioning in our dorms!!! Hats off to you.
The result you cite is obviously a placed result, not among the real search results. It's in a little block that says "Sponsored sites". Compare the first few results from MSN and google:
MSN Google 1. linux.org same 2. linux.com same 3. linuxinsider.com Redhat 4. linuxdoc.org kernel.org 5. gentoo.org Debian 6. ibm.com/linux Linux Journal 7. techupdate.zdnet.com linux-laptop.net
lol, it looks like it... The first 35 pics are of the setup process, and then you get a screenshot showing EVERY SUBMENU of the main menu... two for those submenus that scroll... BOOORING!
Slashdot Mirror
On the internets these days, ftw means For The Win.
sudo -s
22%? That's almost 25%!
Incidently, according to the itemized costs, Linux cost less to power.
Isn't it strange that, in all categories but labor, the Linux solution was much cheaper? Why would it use less bandwidth? Why would the network infrastructure be cheaper?
In any case, I'm tired of TCO stories. Every last one of them is flamebait, and now I've read my last one.
That's not what I heard... I've heard more logic board horror stories than I care to recount. Not to mention this battery I've got to send in...
:)
I love Apple, but you can't pretend that they don't have their problems
BURN!
First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then, shalt thou count to three. No more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out.
Case in point: How many "adults" have a myspace account? I'll admit it...
ha! If I had mod points, you'd get some, troll or not.
I would like to point out that every sentence should have a verb. Except maybe this one.
Amazon Linky Apparently, it's coming out on DVD in June! Put it in your queue!
This is not work for Google in particular, but for open source projects in general. In my opinion, it is an excellent way to get young people to get involved with open source, as they are offered monetary incentive. This is unusual for an unproven developer joining any open source project, I think.
This article has perfect timing; I go to Last.fm only to find that their streaming servers are down for upgrades...
I was just in Waterloo for the CMS conference, and I was expecting a nice change from the Alabama summer that seeemed imminent, but at least we have air conditioning in our dorms!!! Hats off to you.
FWIW: ANY factorization of a number into two primes is unique, as any number is uniquely factored into primes.
For a second source, see Mathworld.
The result you cite is obviously a placed result, not among the real search results. It's in a little block that says "Sponsored sites". Compare the first few results from MSN and google:
MSN Google
1. linux.org same
2. linux.com same
3. linuxinsider.com Redhat
4. linuxdoc.org kernel.org
5. gentoo.org Debian
6. ibm.com/linux Linux Journal
7. techupdate.zdnet.com linux-laptop.net
Strange, I would've called it a first first post post.
The damage is done! Malformed html is now a part of the culture. Have you ever tried to validate Microsoft.com? Madness.
lol, it looks like it... The first 35 pics are of the setup process, and then you get a screenshot showing EVERY SUBMENU of the main menu... two for those submenus that scroll... BOOORING!
If I'm not mistaken, NT was designed on Alpha to reduce the dependence on the x86 architecture.
Click Preferences, Comments, and in the Reason Modifier for Funny, put -6 or something.
Moderators can't *make* you read anything.