dear slashdot, please moderate the comments you post on your main site to ensure accuracy. Did 'punkass' even read the article?.NET server (formerly known as whistler) is shipping next year. it was longhorn server that was scrapped, leaving the traditional 3-4 years in between server releases.
hey,
here in seattle (and on the web) we have kexp (yes, that's the 'exp' in paul allen's experience music project). you can check them out at http://www.kexp.org. They are a great radio station -- completely user powered and dont care about advertisers, but rather the requests of their members. I believe on their website is info on getting played.
it is a great radio station regardless, and hopefully will stay around for a while (i'm giving my money to them to ensure it). it is a lovely break from the overproduced crap you here on most stations these days.
--sara
I read through that ruling, and other than the obvious sentiment that the government feels threatened and pissed off by microsoft, they fail to account for the good of the consumer.
funny, i thought that was the point of anti trust.
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dear slashdot, .NET server (formerly known as whistler) is shipping next year. it was longhorn server that was scrapped, leaving the traditional 3-4 years in between server releases.
please moderate the comments you post on your main site to ensure accuracy. Did 'punkass' even read the article?
-sara
hey, here in seattle (and on the web) we have kexp (yes, that's the 'exp' in paul allen's experience music project). you can check them out at http://www.kexp.org. They are a great radio station -- completely user powered and dont care about advertisers, but rather the requests of their members. I believe on their website is info on getting played. it is a great radio station regardless, and hopefully will stay around for a while (i'm giving my money to them to ensure it). it is a lovely break from the overproduced crap you here on most stations these days. --sara
I read through that ruling, and other than the obvious sentiment that the government feels threatened and pissed off by microsoft, they fail to account for the good of the consumer.
funny, i thought that was the point of anti trust.
cute.
very cute.