Even OpenLaszlo (widget system using flash, and being open-source) can be good for this, enabling a good user interaction (just like a real desktop app), and permitting to use any server-side language to do the right job...
I mean, isn't that a good solution ?:) (as well as AJAX, but with less work, since you use real widgets)
Ahhhh !!! At least, now those will be prettier and smaller !
Imagine R2D2 as a milk carton flying thru space, sending information and landing on mars !
The fact of the matter is that I'm typing this on the Microsoft "core" keyboard, which does not include a Shift key. Our market research indicates nearly 75% of our target market prefers to be lazy and not use a shift key. While our "premium" keyboard does offer this advanced technology, one was not available at the time of this interview.
Wow, what an advanced technology is the shift key !
Microsoft just discovered it's use, and now it's an advanced tech... Woo hoo !
"Myself !!! Go back to work or I kill you !"
2 days later on the news :
"A Pyschopath Boss killed himself wanting to kill his employee: too bad for him, he was schyzophrenic"
Ah, then I'm not the only one to have missed what is funny in his post:)
But, on the subject, I think it's really interesting to see something like this about businnesses models built around OSS software... Being an open-source developer and a worker in an IT company, I really agree with some things said in it... And I of course use a lot of OSS software in my business:)
Have you tried the landing capabilities of your cat ? I think that he want to invent flight... your cat is a genius !!!
Think about Da Vinci trying to invent flight ?
Let your cat a chance, let him fall by the window !
A certification should be awarder by a consistent comitee, why franchise it ? Alsoi, the modularity of standard is a really good thing because of the development cycle of new application and technology reducing at an higher rate these years. What I'm waiting for is something like "Appli. server LSB", "Web Server LSB" etc... With consistent versionning (no more specific distros range of application versions...).
No, no, no... You don't get the point;) They are trying to close the "open" word ! They found it frightening to have an open work like "open" used by geeks... So, here they are... Using this word...;)
Slashdot Mirror
Even OpenLaszlo (widget system using flash, and being open-source) can be good for this, enabling a good user interaction (just like a real desktop app), and permitting to use any server-side language to do the right job...
:) (as well as AJAX, but with less work, since you use real widgets)
I mean, isn't that a good solution ?
Mhh.. UMP is the majority party in France (they are right-wing), but they do this to actually gain popularity and remove this amendment later.
I know I'll get modded down for this, but I really do dislike yahoo for their strategy...
So maybe I'll stop using del.icio.us (even if I really do love it) now that it has been bought by yahoo, and try simpy!
Thx for the tip men !
Linux HP printers drivers ? :) I think they already did that ;)
hpinkjet.sourceforge.net
Ahhhh !!! At least, now those will be prettier and smaller !
Imagine R2D2 as a milk carton flying thru space, sending information and landing on mars !
The fact of the matter is that I'm typing this on the Microsoft "core" keyboard, which does not include a Shift key. Our market research indicates nearly 75% of our target market prefers to be lazy and not use a shift key. While our "premium" keyboard does offer this advanced technology, one was not available at the time of this interview.
Wow, what an advanced technology is the shift key !
Microsoft just discovered it's use, and now it's an advanced tech... Woo hoo !
"Myself !!! Go back to work or I kill you !" 2 days later on the news : "A Pyschopath Boss killed himself wanting to kill his employee: too bad for him, he was schyzophrenic"
Since the website is slashdotted, here is the cached link ;) http://www.understandingxml.com.nyud.net:8090/arch ives/2005/08/the_future_of_s.html
640 years reading the 640.000.000+ spams he sent on a 640x480 computer screen on an old computer of only 640k of memory... Hmmm TASTY !
5. A new meat for all the guys in this jail who once had an email account ? "Mhh... A new meat on the ass menu tonight !"
6. Resultant of a damn company who didn't protect it's clients data, giving access to this data to spammers... ?
Personaly, I would go to both of those lol
Ah, then I'm not the only one to have missed what is funny in his post :)
:)
But, on the subject,
I think it's really interesting to see something like this about businnesses models built around OSS software... Being an open-source developer and a worker in an IT company, I really agree with some things said in it... And I of course use a lot of OSS software in my business
Yup, you are right this is a bad thing...
:)
That's why the conary package system is there
It uses binary diffs for updates and use changesets instead of packages...
Try it on our distribution, Foresight Linux... http://www.foresightlinux.com/
Since no links were given nor in the slashdot article nor in the one linked, here are they:
m .do?from=corporate
Company's website:
http://www.bluesecurity.com/
Public beta of the anti-spam stuff:
https://members.bluesecurity.com/cwa/register_for
Have you tried the landing capabilities of your cat ? I think that he want to invent flight... your cat is a genius !!! Think about Da Vinci trying to invent flight ? Let your cat a chance, let him fall by the window !
Yeah, I code open-source software... :)
Why ? because I enjoy it, but first because I enjoy helping people, and because I want a better world
A certification should be awarder by a consistent comitee, why franchise it ? Alsoi, the modularity of standard is a really good thing because of the development cycle of new application and technology reducing at an higher rate these years. What I'm waiting for is something like "Appli. server LSB", "Web Server LSB" etc... With consistent versionning (no more specific distros range of application versions...).
Good bye beloved sega... I'll miss you... MMh... Just another glimpse of decadence from Sega...
No, no, no... You don't get the point ;) They are trying to close the "open" word ! They found it frightening to have an open work like "open" used by geeks... So, here they are... Using this word... ;)
Super toaster coming right away from the ultra tubular cosmos for us geeks ;)
Is it just another IT company wanting to show off ?... Where is this going after all ?
no... You're kidding ! ;) They are 5 now !