Penetration Tester??
Not only looking for the obvious (security) holes, but also the tricky ones? Those you don't normally see? Damn where do you learn that
I'm not joking, the question is: Does very-expensive-space-research ever lead to solutions for real problems? Or are there better invesment/solutions ratios possible by investing in cheaper science?
My point is: can't you better invest this money in solving concrete problems, instead of advancing science in general?
E.g. preventing global warming by 'friendly' energy sources.
What I've never understood: what are the benefits of space exploration? Sure it gives information about space, but what's the use?
Is there anything they discovered that improved the qauality of life, in return for the zillions of dolars?
Why do we know he donates? Right, he's working on his image! That's the only reason, he doesn't give crap about the poeple he helps... if he did he could use his power to change things fundamentally.
Please do not forget that not only in the space ship, but also in some regions of Africa, people are starving from hunger! The costs for bringing those few in space some food could save millions of lives in Africa.
" It's going to take some extremely ethical people to turn Microsoft around. And I don't see them in business or politics." But you can find them in the open source community!
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I guess the fans are camping in front of the theaters already?
joke 4323: That finally declares the name RED Hat!
Jeez, a 30 minutes show, and no information at all, (except its uglyness and stupid name...)
... oh wait... its MTV what else could you expect?
It will suck... until they make a 'Longhorn vacuum cleaner'.
This is a late April 1st joke? No? A very early one? No? ....
I think that within M$ they're having some sort of internal competition on which employee can get the dumbest patent imaginable...
Firefox is great, but only after installing Pimpzilla, my internet life is complete!
http://people.zeelandnet.nl/marco/pimpzilla//
Penetration Tester?? Not only looking for the obvious (security) holes, but also the tricky ones? Those you don't normally see? Damn where do you learn that
Ah! So Microsoft is going a whole new direction with the XBox by turning 360 degrees!
i've said it a million times...
if you can hear music, you can record it, and copy and distribute, etc. DRM and copy protection can never work.
Surpassing the question what art is, I'd say the concept of the software is art, not the output it produces.
Bad example. Columbus simply got lost and found new land. Has anbybody ever got lost in space?
I'm not joking, the question is: Does very-expensive-space-research ever lead to solutions for real problems? Or are there better invesment/solutions ratios possible by investing in cheaper science?
My point is: can't you better invest this money in solving concrete problems, instead of advancing science in general?
E.g. preventing global warming by 'friendly' energy sources.
What I've never understood: what are the benefits of space exploration? Sure it gives information about space, but what's the use?
Is there anything they discovered that improved the qauality of life, in return for the zillions of dolars?
In one week Gates donates 750 trizibillion dollars to the third world and M$ announces multimega profit... might there be a correlation?
Why do we know he donates? Right, he's working on his image! That's the only reason, he doesn't give crap about the poeple he helps... if he did he could use his power to change things fundamentally.
"games are better for teaching than textbooks"
Yeah right, but the real question is: are they better at teaching useful things than textbooks?
Measured in IQ: infite
Just a short question: Is there actually anyone using a tablet-pc??
http://www.bof.nl/
Please do not forget that not only in the space ship, but also in some regions of Africa, people are starving from hunger!
The costs for bringing those few in space some food could save millions of lives in Africa.
Nope:
10 mm = within the range of 9.5000 to 10.499999 mm 1 cm = within the range of 0.5000 to 1.49999 cm
" It's going to take some extremely ethical people to turn Microsoft around. And I don't see them in business or politics."
But you can find them in the open source community!
In earlier news Bill Gates proclaims: "640K ought to be enough for everyone"