First baby thows out an early prototype. eg "Ga-ga". This is praised however some constructive critism by the clients (parents) is offered - eg "Da-da". Baby then adapts the first prototype and re-demos it for the users and clients. And so on.
By the time version 3 (years) is reached baby is still in the iterative refinement design and development mode. For example: "I eated dinner". The user-clients offer "I ate dinner" as a correction that is a new feature in version 3.5.
Perhaps the US and EU could informally partner... The co-owned PatentCheckAgency would just research pending patents and recommend to the US and EU patent depts.
Since all the comments are negative I thought I'd add some non-negative comments.
No they aren't OSes but they are environments / platforms.
The requirement for internet access isn't such a big deal. Bascially I find any computer nearly useless if it doesn't have internet access these days. Try programming without doing some Google lookups for reference or mail!
It subvert the big bad MSFT - so that's good.
Users will like it. No need to have a computer - just a virtual one. Did people cry when answering machines were replaced with voice mail.
Slashdot Mirror
Is it "one hair" instead?
It was at a wedding - maybe they invited him because they thought he'd bring a good gift.
(Being rich and all.)
Sendmail was impossible designed before the Internet.
(Was it designed?) Didn't address security at all.
factland
If you we're told ... how would you know (it was running with wine)?
So they broke it up into pieces and a we are now celebrating the
release of the pieces rollde together into a monolithic whole!?
Sure would be nice to be rid of banks. There's no reason they have to last for ever.
First baby thows out an early prototype. eg "Ga-ga". This is praised
however some constructive critism by the clients (parents) is offered - eg "Da-da". Baby then adapts the first prototype and re-demos it for the users and clients. And so on.
By the time version 3 (years) is reached baby is still in the iterative refinement design and development mode. For example: "I eated dinner". The user-clients offer "I ate dinner" as a correction that is a new feature in version 3.5.
http://www.google.com/corporate/address.html
If you really care about time why not use a GPS card in your PC.
eg http://www.visualgps.net/NMEATime/
Just port KDE or Gnome to it.
Perhaps the US and EU could informally partner... The co-owned PatentCheckAgency would just research pending patents and recommend to the US and EU patent depts.
Also since the patent workers are "underpaid and overwhelmed" they could hire more and pay them more. Then they'd get better results.
Also they should team up with the EU. There's no need to have two patent offices both looking at the same things.
Hey that's great! Thanks.
I wonder if it has a nicer way to cut and paste.
I have always been unhappy with yank-number of lines
or marking, etc.
... then we don't have to guess.
If I was looking for sensitive info on a street on garbage day I'd look for the shredded stuff. Also, of course, you can put it back together.
An even more interesting graph:
m &q=l&c=RHAT
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?t=5y&s=MSFT&l=on&z=
Perhaps the solution for KISS internation characters is an XML file like this:
Stuff åäö
Yes, its neat but its scaping content from other sites which is rude. Isn't it?
I want a raid in a harddrive form factor. So I can just plug it in like a new hardrive but if one disk fails it can still live.
(title says it all.)
Since all the comments are negative I thought I'd add some non-negative comments.
No they aren't OSes but they are environments / platforms.
The requirement for internet access isn't such a big deal.
Bascially I find any computer nearly useless if it doesn't have internet access these days. Try programming without doing some Google lookups for reference or
mail!
It subvert the big bad MSFT - so that's good.
Users will like it. No need to have a computer - just a virtual one.
Did people cry when answering machines were replaced with voice mail.
They should list the banned sites but with an icon (eg person with blindfold) beside them.
Sorry, but RFID just seems like so dumb.
Now border guards just scan the barcode. What's wrong with that???