time to cancel the phone line... skype + a minimal voip service to get incoming calls can cost less than $20/mo. as opposed to $40+ for a landline... the bells better get fiber to my house before skype fixes their incoming call problem...
but what is rediculous is that taxpayers money (who knows how much) was used to create legislation that had the exact opposite effect it was meant to have... write your member of congress, tell them to go home, less will "get done" and more will be achieved...
trying to achieve a secure environment is really pointless if activex support is present in any form... does anybody really believe the folks at m$ have not been trying to solve their activex problem for the past decade... (don't answer that)
this could become a good tool for people who do major multitasking (i would perfer a cube) but this is the kind of thing that could potentially scare the life out of a pc n00b...
competition will spur innovation, so it's good to see more players... now the folks @ google can't rest on their laurels since big money is competing with them...
is there any hope for solaris at this point... they really missed the "windows alternative" marketing angle that linux vendors were using, and adoption of their products has slowed significantly now that linux is a viable alternative to expensive unix machines in the corporate environment
so they're giving parents a tool that will return a list of *.mp3 and expecting what?piracy to drop off significantly or parents to engage their children in a debate on copyright issues... people with free time don't waste it trying to help the riaa/mpaa
right, most people want products that "just work" the people who want every last detail are the minority however they drive the change and adoption of these products
it's nice that they'll all be available at about the same time, and i'm sure each will have some good titles to play but i'll probably buy the one that lets me watch media (hddvd/blueray) from other regions by default... oh wait, none of them probably will...
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microsoft should make a livecd... that way getting un-pwned would always be a reset button away for n00bs
wouldn't it make sense to put it on ebay?
the money might be better spent trying to get government under control rather than for finding out just how insane they have become...
time to cancel the phone line... skype + a minimal voip service to get incoming calls can cost less than $20/mo. as opposed to $40+ for a landline... the bells better get fiber to my house before skype fixes their incoming call problem...
if employees are trying to win prizes, won't their appetite for risk increase in order to be competitive? is this a good corporate strategy?
i haven't even figured out how to use this compu
but what is rediculous is that taxpayers money (who knows how much) was used to create legislation that had the exact opposite effect it was meant to have... write your member of congress, tell them to go home, less will "get done" and more will be achieved...
cases dealing with software (ip, facilitating piracy, and patents) can be extremely complex... how much can these guys possibly handle at one time?
how many miles per gallon is that? maybe i'll rtfa...
trying to achieve a secure environment is really pointless if activex support is present in any form... does anybody really believe the folks at m$ have not been trying to solve their activex problem for the past decade... (don't answer that)
this could become a good tool for people who do major multitasking (i would perfer a cube) but this is the kind of thing that could potentially scare the life out of a pc n00b...
competition will spur innovation, so it's good to see more players... now the folks @ google can't rest on their laurels since big money is competing with them...
so now the word open can be used to describe things that are not really open but purported to be open... good job ms...
real media and no wmv? heads are gonna roll!!!
is there any hope for solaris at this point... they really missed the "windows alternative" marketing angle that linux vendors were using, and adoption of their products has slowed significantly now that linux is a viable alternative to expensive unix machines in the corporate environment
hopefully sco will go bankrupt or reach its legal spending cap and just disappear like a "good" pos company
and we all know that governmanets are so efficient that by the time it gets to the consumer it will cost them (or the tax payers) thousands...
it's good and i'm sure it'll last... as long as search is profitable...
lynx + whitehouse.gov = gitmo scary times...
so they're giving parents a tool that will return a list of *.mp3 and expecting what?piracy to drop off significantly or parents to engage their children in a debate on copyright issues... people with free time don't waste it trying to help the riaa/mpaa
offering pirated music over http is begging to get caught... where's the news?
right, most people want products that "just work" the people who want every last detail are the minority however they drive the change and adoption of these products
was that the "good old days" or the "bad old days", either way they were amusing times...
it's nice that they'll all be available at about the same time, and i'm sure each will have some good titles to play but i'll probably buy the one that lets me watch media (hddvd/blueray) from other regions by default... oh wait, none of them probably will...
interesting read, not very plausible but interesting nonetheless