IMHO, they shouldn't compare it to the Internet. OK, in principle you can build a power network in a way that a consumer can have power redirected to him if a portion of the network fails, but you don't normally wrap energy packets into TCP/IP wrappers.
Now, if they find a way to make a wireless power grid (in analogy to wireless internet), that would be telling...
Is {pluto|sedna} A Planet?
It's just a matter of definition. It's not a question concerning the nature of these bodies, but a question of how we view them. Therefore, it doesn't really matter.
Congratulations to the Mozilla Team!
They remind us that a new version does not need to have new features. A new version should be a better implementation of the earlier one, faster, smaller, more optimized, running on less powerful computers.
I'd love to see this concept in other applications also.
Well, yes... I suppose so...
But we don't normally have them hanging around our working places, do we?
On the other hand, computers, air-conditioners, telephones, etc are items common in our offices, so we should be aware of how dirty they are.
He buys from spam?
He consumes even those V*I*A*G*R*A products?
And he does business with those Lads from Lagos offering $48,000,000 per transaction?
Gee, I prefer to believe in Santa Claus than in this hoax.
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Because Microsoft!
IMHO, they shouldn't compare it to the Internet. OK, in principle you can build a power network in a way that a consumer can have power redirected to him if a portion of the network fails, but you don't normally wrap energy packets into TCP/IP wrappers. Now, if they find a way to make a wireless power grid (in analogy to wireless internet), that would be telling...
How about this: After the evidence for life in Mars, SCO is questioning weather the particular life form is intelligent and if it uses Linux.
Is {pluto|sedna} A Planet? It's just a matter of definition. It's not a question concerning the nature of these bodies, but a question of how we view them. Therefore, it doesn't really matter.
Congratulations to the Mozilla Team! They remind us that a new version does not need to have new features. A new version should be a better implementation of the earlier one, faster, smaller, more optimized, running on less powerful computers. I'd love to see this concept in other applications also.
Well, yes... I suppose so... But we don't normally have them hanging around our working places, do we? On the other hand, computers, air-conditioners, telephones, etc are items common in our offices, so we should be aware of how dirty they are.
He buys from spam? He consumes even those V*I*A*G*R*A products? And he does business with those Lads from Lagos offering $48,000,000 per transaction? Gee, I prefer to believe in Santa Claus than in this hoax.
Do you know what's even dirtier? Air conditioners.