Pepsi pays Amazon 3 cents for product placement. You are shown an image of a Pepsi can. "What kind of soda is this?" "pepsi", you answer. You get paid 2 cents.
Let's face it, Google is a web service provider. Regardless of how much Linux Google uses behind its doors, the vast majority of its users are using Windows. Like it or not, that's the bottom line.
Much the same as the way DEC agreed with Vax Vacuum cleaners that DEC could sell VAX computers as long as they didn't make vacuum cleaners, and Vax could sell Vax vacuum cleaners as long as they agreed not to get into the computer business with the same name...
Here's a site with thousands of pro bono lawyers, each one intimately aware of every subtle nuance of international copyright law. They'll be glad to help.
No, I didn't RTFA, the whole point of the synopsis SHOULD be to tell me what kind of 'tech' to expect to find out about. Almost, but not quite, exactly unlike this one did.
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Just do it AT work. Get paid twice.
Pepsi pays Amazon 3 cents for product placement. You are shown an image of a Pepsi can. "What kind of soda is this?" "pepsi", you answer. You get paid 2 cents.
I may be wrong, but aren't there export restrictions on high-end computing systems, which Alienware may arguably fall into that category?
I have to change the speed of light from a const to a variable now?
Is it hosed for anyone else or just me?
Let's face it, Google is a web service provider. Regardless of how much Linux Google uses behind its doors, the vast majority of its users are using Windows. Like it or not, that's the bottom line.
Anyone know if this is a full-function unlimited version or a trial?
I mean really, it's just silly now.
I thought they used lasers. At least it won't take as much power.
Much the same as the way DEC agreed with Vax Vacuum cleaners that DEC could sell VAX computers as long as they didn't make vacuum cleaners, and Vax could sell Vax vacuum cleaners as long as they agreed not to get into the computer business with the same name...
...compared to the $12.00+ it currently is in Italy (~3 euro/litre). I fill up a couple times a month, so all in all I think I'm coming out ahead.
Wait until they try to patent poultry genes. That way when you start looking for prior art you can claim both the chicken and the egg.
Quit being human and program perfectly, goddammit.
I think this is what they're referring to.
I'm just glad that I haven't heard about Natalie Portman and hot grits for a while...
Good thing that was "wares" and not "warez".
+5 Funny disagrees with you.
Interestingly, they allegedly misspelled googol on accident. It also seems that the founders didn't know much HTML.
So your users have a yellow post-it with their password on the monitor too?
Immediately following the sentence you referenced:
A firewall is a form of computer security that prevents unauthorised access from the internet and turning it off is the worst thing you can do.
Here's a site with thousands of pro bono lawyers, each one intimately aware of every subtle nuance of international copyright law. They'll be glad to help.
No, I didn't RTFA, the whole point of the synopsis SHOULD be to tell me what kind of 'tech' to expect to find out about. Almost, but not quite, exactly unlike this one did.
I was wondering the other day what kind of shielding a drive has to keep its own magnets from wiping itself...
... Linux was only 5 years away from mainstream.
Once it's available to users in the UK, it will be available to the rest of the world, one way or another.