microsoft just cant stop picking on smaller companies. mozilla, then google. 10 bucks says that sooner or later, MS is going to try to compete with slashdot
this is a wonderfully great idea, as a freshman in high school, i'd love to see a programming competition. not only would i dominate (:P ) and have fun, but id also have a great learning experience by looking at how other people code and such.
unfortunatly, theres only about 30 people in my school that even know that C is something other than a letter:P.
A few ideas that i would want if i was there: -make it really time based, give the programmers something to program, then have them all start at the same time, and stop them at the same time -judge them based on quality (i.e., bugs), efficiency (the speed of the program), and how small the program is (lines of code)
again, this is just how i would want to see it.
i think they should have kept it going, it wasnt hurting anything anyways (other than what it was intended to hurt).
those spammers really havent slowed down with everything else we've tried (passive things, like filters). then when we get an idea that works offensivly, people accuse it as being as being "irresponsible" and "vigilant".
think of all the bandwidth these jerks have wasted from sending their garbage. billions upon billions of emails, and when we send small stuff to them using lyco's thing, people start to get pissed off.
and screw you eweek.com, you should check your definition of a DOS attack. lycos wasnt trying to kill their servers, just trying to raise their costs a bit by having users load their site.
thats what we've been doing for the passed, what, 6 years?
and how far has it gotten us? its gotten the people spamming us to work harder to get around those filters
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microsoft just cant stop picking on smaller companies. mozilla, then google. 10 bucks says that sooner or later, MS is going to try to compete with slashdot
Hahaha!!! a few questions: how stupid was your probation officer when it came to computers? did you ever have any close calls to him catching you?
this is a wonderfully great idea, as a freshman in high school, i'd love to see a programming competition. not only would i dominate ( :P ) and have fun, but id also have a great learning experience by looking at how other people code and such. :P.
unfortunatly, theres only about 30 people in my school that even know that C is something other than a letter
A few ideas that i would want if i was there:
-make it really time based, give the programmers something to program, then have them all start at the same time, and stop them at the same time
-judge them based on quality (i.e., bugs), efficiency (the speed of the program), and how small the program is (lines of code)
again, this is just how i would want to see it.
Microsoft suing everyone - screwing ms's profits.
what do you mean it wouldnt move, its already moving.
id rather have a scratch-and-sniff printer.
my cat could pass it, but i would probably still fail :P
i hope they layed off the entire "aol support" section. they really gave no help to us geeks at all.
its not like an ipod mini (even maybe the regular one) had any size problems :P but i'll be damned about that $99 price.
uhh, yeah, i forgot what thread i was on you can kill me now :P
its not like an ipod mini (even maybe the regular one) had any size problems :P
but i'll be damned about that $99 price.
within the month, i bet most of all the gamblers with knowledge of electronics will have their shot at making one :P
The threat could also be a cure for AIDS ;)
i think they should have kept it going, it wasnt hurting anything anyways (other than what it was intended to hurt). those spammers really havent slowed down with everything else we've tried (passive things, like filters). then when we get an idea that works offensivly, people accuse it as being as being "irresponsible" and "vigilant". think of all the bandwidth these jerks have wasted from sending their garbage. billions upon billions of emails, and when we send small stuff to them using lyco's thing, people start to get pissed off. and screw you eweek.com, you should check your definition of a DOS attack. lycos wasnt trying to kill their servers, just trying to raise their costs a bit by having users load their site.
i dont believe i could get 40 wpm on paper :P
is a public-private research team public or private?
well, its better than using a mac ( let the flames begin!!! ) in all seriousness, i think they should either go linux, or make their own friggen os
whats even sadder, is that they would actually say that =/
thats what we've been doing for the passed, what, 6 years? and how far has it gotten us? its gotten the people spamming us to work harder to get around those filters
its better than doing nothing at all.
Hahahaha nice, very nice :D
they are totally wrong
:P
the reason there is less sales is because THEIR MUSIC SUCKS