Microsoft has a monopoly on phones? When did that happen? I think you'll find that the 'open' Android is much closer to a monopoly. Then again most of us using Android are in the same place as the Windows Phone users. Manufacturers and Carriers would rather sell us a new phone.
Java programs = JVM programs Java support in the browser creates incentive to write Java applets: write once, run everywhere. Been there, done that. Didn't get a t-shirt.
They can't sell it as new. They mark it as returned stock. Places like Dick Smith even have stickers they use to mark such stock. I see it on lots of DTV antennas at the shop across the road. Maybe Dick Smith should be more like Dick Smith and properly label returned goods.
Dick Smith now, no Electronics. Their marketing head thought that meant fridges and things, so they changed the name. I went to the big across from work today and couldn't find a USB wall charger. I found one at the former Tandy further down the street. They've gone completely consumer and can't even handle that.
I've seen all of that. We're stuck on Firefox 3.6 or IE8 because Oracle can't give us an answer about supported browsers. Given that they're already on the way out, they're not big on support. We don't know what's going to replace them but it won't be fun. At least we've dumped IE6.
My biggest bit of fun lately has been developers that think the right-click is OK in a browser interface. Management love their iPads and need to talk to their software.
Most likely because there are more legitimate ports than not. You port your number and the bank shuts you out. Happy customers then storm the local branch.
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Microsoft has a monopoly on phones? When did that happen? I think you'll find that the 'open' Android is much closer to a monopoly. Then again most of us using Android are in the same place as the Windows Phone users. Manufacturers and Carriers would rather sell us a new phone.
Brazilian electricians need to be very careful.
Oh, we didn't see the permit. Fill in these forms and we'll waive the fine. Paying up would be easier.
Well, this tech should be able to do it. A side effect of monitoring the bays is that you get stats on usage.
But this time it's different. I've heard that before. Thanks for the sales pitch.
Java programs = JVM programs Java support in the browser creates incentive to write Java applets: write once, run everywhere. Been there, done that. Didn't get a t-shirt.
The Igs might take offense. A bigger problem is that people would want to spell it IBING and that would cause all kinds of confustion.
Everyone running OS X 10.7 or higher. "I met a gal a few days ago who had old OS X"
Ig'h vzhb, qfhg ivevihv gsv zokszyvg.
"You must be new around here." Woosh.
He must be new around here.
But how many people actually use GPG? The non-technical users just don't seem to bother.
Exactly my point. The ex-Tandy is too small for TVs and other big items, but they carry a slightly different range.
They can't sell it as new. They mark it as returned stock. Places like Dick Smith even have stickers they use to mark such stock. I see it on lots of DTV antennas at the shop across the road. Maybe Dick Smith should be more like Dick Smith and properly label returned goods.
Dick Smith now, no Electronics. Their marketing head thought that meant fridges and things, so they changed the name. I went to the big across from work today and couldn't find a USB wall charger. I found one at the former Tandy further down the street. They've gone completely consumer and can't even handle that.
Woo hoo. Apple are back to removable batteries.
Everyone else got the easy one, so how about SQLite?
I've seen all of that. We're stuck on Firefox 3.6 or IE8 because Oracle can't give us an answer about supported browsers. Given that they're already on the way out, they're not big on support. We don't know what's going to replace them but it won't be fun. At least we've dumped IE6.
My biggest bit of fun lately has been developers that think the right-click is OK in a browser interface. Management love their iPads and need to talk to their software.
Well done, Steve. Should we send him a gift basket?
Next poll, how much crap is living inside your keyboard?
First one they've built. They bought one from Australia back in the '80s. Officially it was scrap, but they used it for training and development.
Freedom of the press is like freedom of speech. I don't have the right to break into your house to speak freely.
He wants to be a defense contractor.
I know that one, the cannon-ball followed the nap-of-the-earth.
Most likely because there are more legitimate ports than not. You port your number and the bank shuts you out. Happy customers then storm the local branch.