what would it be comprised of? random snippets of code from sub-par developers who have banded together from around the world to write programs that only run on obscure linux distros?
...is this thing compatible with my pre-existing.NET-based infrastructure? I'm trying to standardize my technology expenditures around homogenous technological architecture so that I might realize a better ROI for my company and our partners.
Thanks, in advance.
I'm thinking more about population growth rate, living space and use of resources. Not to mention the disparity between rich and poor.
As big as these problems are, like all problems, they have solutions. Imagine if we had Einstein (and 50 others like him) still alive to apply to the task of solving them...
RAM prices fluctuate too much for this to be succesful. CPU integration makes sense, although again, the price drops quickly enough for you to be left with a platform that's far overpriced in just a few months.
If you give it a brightly colored case and market it effectively, you would be able to get that same $100 for it for at least a couple of years. Just look at the iPod...
How about CRM type software like GoldMine, ACT! or even Exchange? Granted it's business related but it does serve to community-ize the calendars and address books of co-workers and open a special kind of group-collaboration avenue...
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what would it be comprised of? random snippets of code from sub-par developers who have banded together from around the world to write programs that only run on obscure linux distros?
sort of like having to decide to vote for Bush or vote for Kerry...
...is this thing compatible with my pre-existing .NET-based infrastructure? I'm trying to standardize my technology expenditures around homogenous technological architecture so that I might realize a better ROI for my company and our partners.
Thanks, in advance.
I don't think so.. Maybe it would work for organizing a couple of hundred things, but 100k things? I just don't see it.
I'm thinking more about population growth rate, living space and use of resources. Not to mention the disparity between rich and poor.
As big as these problems are, like all problems, they have solutions. Imagine if we had Einstein (and 50 others like him) still alive to apply to the task of solving them...
So, um.. Can we get this interface in a Read-WRITE mode? I'd be interested to see how much free space there is available in various people's brains...
Nice! Just adding to the 'slashdotting' of that poor sap's server..
RAM prices fluctuate too much for this to be succesful. CPU integration makes sense, although again, the price drops quickly enough for you to be left with a platform that's far overpriced in just a few months.
If you give it a brightly colored case and market it effectively, you would be able to get that same $100 for it for at least a couple of years. Just look at the iPod...
How about CRM type software like GoldMine, ACT! or even Exchange? Granted it's business related but it does serve to community-ize the calendars and address books of co-workers and open a special kind of group-collaboration avenue...