With Google being a publicly traded company it would be very surpising if they could keep something that big (such as a Google OS) under wraps. Well there's no legal need for them to share what they're up to, I'm sure their investors will want to know and somebody will eventually talk.
Actually, they're probably making sure that who ever is in charge does *not* sell off the tld to the highest bidder. That's why they want to make sure Iraq is stable first. Iraqi citizens should be the first ones to have access to these domain names.
It's always a game of cat & mouse. Everytime they come out with a new technology to protect people's identities then the "bad guys" will come out with a way to break that technology.
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First PeopleSoft, now Siebel. What's next for Oracle?
Yes, that was here: http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/08/3 0/2048236
No, that's a dumb idea. It would never work. J/K
Would a Wi-Max infrastructure be any less susceptible to a hurricane than copper?
With Google being a publicly traded company it would be very surpising if they could keep something that big (such as a Google OS) under wraps. Well there's no legal need for them to share what they're up to, I'm sure their investors will want to know and somebody will eventually talk.
Actually, they're probably making sure that who ever is in charge does *not* sell off the tld to the highest bidder. That's why they want to make sure Iraq is stable first. Iraqi citizens should be the first ones to have access to these domain names.
Well, actually, it wouldn't fit. The Internet is at least 10 terabytes: http://library.indstate.edu/newsletter/feb03/inter netsize.html
Actually, you can use third party Mac clients for Google Talk but I'm not sure if they support the VOIP feature.
Perhaps slashdot will start charging a penny a post.
It's always a game of cat & mouse. Everytime they come out with a new technology to protect people's identities then the "bad guys" will come out with a way to break that technology.
They do this to keep you expendable.
Uh, where is the logic in this statement?
I would be interested to hear from anyone who has emailed Google about this. Does anybody know what services Google is going to federate with?
I agree, this would be a great way to encourage people to donate CPU time. I would be more interested in being involved.
For anybody interested in discussing Google Talk, check out this site:
http://www.gtalkhelp.com/
Here is a forum I've setup for getting help with Google Talk:
http://www.gtalkhelp.com/