I am pretty sure these people using Gmail's huge storage as their backup server. I don't see any other reason why their backup server was accessible to the outside world.
And if you are thinking about they got access to the production boxes by hacking the backup server(gmail) - it's pretty simple. They have emailed their production server passwords to their GMail ID, just so that they don't forget it.
A company called Presto hopes to exploit the painful amount of time it takes for Windows computers to start up by offering a streamlined version of Linux that boots in just a seconds.
Wow!! Who would have thunk this would be the killer feature which is going to cause mass migration to Linux. I have another idea - when Windows boots, the screen is in black & while & rather dull looking. Maybe Presto could exploit this by offering a version of Linux which prints boot messages in colour.
(Most of) western society places a high value on ease of use over functionality. Apple does very well in those markets. Japanese culture is very detail oriented and places value on technical complexity and function
Other than the cellphone thing, can you give any examples? Otherwise, I would it consider the above explanation to be an Apple Apologist's explanation.
I have stopped using my local Notepad. I use a web based Notepad these days. It totally rocks. Planning to try a web based browser next so that I can uninstall Firefox from my machine.
Microsoft alone built a large part of their business courtesy of Apple's prior ineffective enforcement, from Windows to QuickTime and a lot in between.
Apple built a large part of their business courtesy of Xerox Parc's prior ineffective enforcement.
Currently if you drop your cell phone, chances are some connection comes loose.
What cell phone do you use? I have a cheap Nokia GSM phone - it's got a black & white screen, no camera, no radio, no music player. It's 2 years old - fallen on hard ground multiple times. It's even fallen into a bucket of water ones. It's working fine. Doesn't shutdown or malfunction.
There are some classic Monty Python bits, don't get me wrong. However, by and large, the bits you remember are it. There is a lot of mediocre fare, there.
Very True. In my opinion, 70% of more of Monty Python stuff was very tedious.
The real classic comes not from Monty Python, but from Python members John Cleese & Connie Booth - the 12 episodes of Fawlty Towers.
Each of the 12 episodes is a classic. Each can be watched multiple times.
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The one-l lama,
He's a priest.
The two-l llama,
He's a beast.
And I will bet a silk pajama
There isn't any Three-l lllama.
Have you heard of DB2 & SQL Server?
They are #2 & #3, I think. Not MySQL.
Technically, you can't call it whoring. Sleeping around, maybe.
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Is there going to be a Firesale?
IBM purchased Informix in the early 2000's.
IBM still sells Informix databases other than DB/2.
Porn!!!
One support call by each buyer will exhaust the 50$.
And people who buy rather than download will be kind of people who will need support.
Maybe Linus should just fixit instead of whining about it. It's open source, dammit.
I am pretty sure these people using Gmail's huge storage as their backup server.
I don't see any other reason why their backup server was accessible to the outside world.
And if you are thinking about they got access to the production boxes by hacking the backup server(gmail)
- it's pretty simple. They have emailed their production server passwords to their GMail ID, just so that
they don't forget it.
If these chimps are using the FAT32 file system, I would like to know.
- Steve Ballmer.
Actually there are going to be versions for the European marker
- here.
Wow!! Who would have thunk this would be the killer feature which is going to cause mass
migration to Linux. I have another idea - when Windows boots, the screen is in black &
while & rather dull looking. Maybe Presto could exploit this by offering a version of
Linux which prints boot messages in colour.
Checkout some of these radios sold in the west.
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Products/CarAudioVideo/Source/CD-Players/Pioneer/FH-P8000BT
http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/product.php?model=IVA-W505
http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/products/product.php?model=IVA-D106
Here - check out some western dashboards
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http://supercarspecs.com/images/porsche/2008porsche911gt2/images/2008-Porsche-911-GT2-Dashboard-1280x960.jpg
http://z.about.com/d/cars/1/0/y/5/1/bw_08reventon_dash2.jpg
http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-2008/klm/2008-Lamborghini-Gallardo-LP560-4-Dashboard-1920x1440.jpg
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two words - American Toilet
Other than the cellphone thing, can you give any examples?
Otherwise, I would it consider the above explanation to be an Apple Apologist's explanation.
This is a trick. Lot of people like you are going to & purchase an app after reading the article.
Hence the article.
I have stopped using my local Notepad. I use a web based Notepad these days.
It totally rocks.
Planning to try a web based browser next so that I can uninstall Firefox from my machine.
Maybe you should stop paying Google unless they agree to update the images.
Maybe you should threaten google that you will stop paying them if they don't update the images.
Where it's OK to pirate music. But it's not good to pirate software.
And it's even worse if the piracy is being done in Asia.
Apple built a large part of their business courtesy of Xerox Parc's prior ineffective enforcement.
Who is this guy who is far away from home & has a chance to steal millions of dollars?
In this particular story?
What cell phone do you use? I have a cheap Nokia GSM phone - it's got a black & white screen,
no camera, no radio, no music player.
It's 2 years old - fallen on hard ground multiple times.
It's even fallen into a bucket of water ones.
It's working fine. Doesn't shutdown or malfunction.
Very True. In my opinion, 70% of more of Monty Python stuff was very tedious.
The real classic comes not from Monty Python, but from Python members John Cleese & Connie Booth -
the 12 episodes of Fawlty Towers.
Each of the 12 episodes is a classic. Each can be watched multiple times.
Martha Stewart has been asked to prepare a report on that subject for the
new administration.