It's allways good to get the inside scoop like this. Working in IT for a large corp. myself, I can tell you that looking in from the outside you don't allways get the full view. Speaking of life on the inside of MS go here http://www.ntk.net/ballmer/dancemonkeyboy.mpg It's balmer at his finest during a internal MS meeting/pep rally! (Yes I ripped the link from K5). Funny stuff!
"if they don't pay the microsoft bill their all computer systems will be turned off (of course those computers will control everything, from their home theater, their internet access and their pocket agenda) "
I have had the Ipaq for about a week and love it.
The PocketPC GUI isn't really that bad. Even tho it is fun to telnet to my Agenda linux based PDA in linux, I find the PocketPC apps a little more easy to use.
I rounded both my ata33 and ata66 drives.
Works great, no data coruption here ()$#(*)@(#@)(#*@)(#*)@(#*@)(#@$(*^%&#$.:)
Just be sure to start the cuts with a fairly blunt object like a flat blade screw driver and then finish the cuts by pulling with you fingers.
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I know why I love my cable!
It's allways good to get the inside scoop like this. Working in IT for a large corp. myself, I can tell you that looking in from the outside you don't allways get the full view. Speaking of life on the inside of MS go here http://www.ntk.net/ballmer/dancemonkeyboy.mpg It's balmer at his finest during a internal MS meeting/pep rally! (Yes I ripped the link from K5). Funny stuff!
"if they don't pay the microsoft bill their all computer systems will be turned off (of course those computers will control everything, from their home theater, their internet access and their pocket agenda) "
Thats funny, MY Pocket Agenda runs VR-Linux!
They actually have a new model just out that is like the current Ipaq but is black and white instead of color. The price is just over $300.
I have had the Ipaq for about a week and love it.
The PocketPC GUI isn't really that bad. Even tho it is fun to telnet to my Agenda linux based PDA in linux, I find the PocketPC apps a little more easy to use.
Not likely. Even the distribution Yopy units are over $1000. This makes Ipaqs running PocketLinux a even more desirable option.
They change the name of Carnivore the same time that MS changes the name of Whistler. :)
Coincidence? I think NOT!
I rounded both my ata33 and ata66 drives. Works great, no data coruption here ()$#(*)@(#@)(#*@)(#*)@(#*@)(#@$(*^%&#$. :)
Just be sure to start the cuts with a fairly blunt object like a flat blade screw driver and then finish the cuts by pulling with you fingers.
I wonder if the phones will come in a metallica....er....uh.... metallic color? ;)