I love it.... "And cheaper to produce!". Yet, when it reaches the market it cost 4x it's predecessors. When will something actually be cheaper and benefit us? I been seeing these empty promises on Beyond 2000 since '81.
The reason people go to Google is because the websites they want to see are crawled by Google. The position of power is actually the opposite of what you are implying. If all sites did not allow Google to crawl them, then Google would be screwed, not the sites.
Well.... it's definitely possible that they lowered the number from something like 50% so that they don't look like idiots - but kept it at a number that will still seem like it's a real "problem".
Honestly, your lucky I'm using the friggin OS at all ladies (which isn't pirated)... there's about 1.5 apps stopping me from jumping ship.
I'm so sick of the broken logic. There's not even logic involved, it's common sense. Its friggin MADONNA not Linkin Korn Hole. Yes, the tickets are going to be expensive because people are going to sell their child for a ticket. Same for someone like Michael Jackson. And how does it make sense that a cheap concert == more record sales (before p2p). That is implying people buy the cd AFTER the show? Who the hell pays $250 to go to a show before they heard the CD!? Wait, ok. Madonna can't afford her electric bill anymore, so she must charge more for concert tickets. How do they decide how much more to sell? I bet they make a projection that the CD will sell X amount of copies and when it doesn't it's p2p's fault - has nothing to do with another shit hole fabricated CD. Nothing at all. I'm so sick of the bullshit.
It should be noted that Gates did not unveil it, it was Van Toffler from MTV Networks. It should also be noted that Urge is a product of MTV Networks, not Microsoft. It was developed by MTV Networks. Microsoft is a partner because of WMP (Read as DRM).
It should be noted that Gates did not unveil it, it was Van Toffler from MTV Networks. It should also be noted that Urge is a product of MTV Networks, not Microsoft. It was developed by MTV Networks. Microsoft is a partner, obviously because of DRM in WMP.
It should be noted that Gates did not unveil it, it was Van Toffler from MTV Networks. It should also be noted that Urge is a product of MTV Networks, not Microsoft. It was developed by MTV Networks
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I doubt the security flaws are driving people away. Considering that would make their stance: "I'm not using that security risk called Firefox. I'm sticking with IE."
Clearly, they already don't care about security.
That causes an interesting loop. So Mircosoft hands out their unfinished code and lets another company work on it for free, causing no liability to MS. And then when the product is successful MS will buy out the company. SO now they are creating their own companies to buy out. Interesting.
"...to the full satisfaction of the business executive"
Man... don't even get me started on this subject.
How about companies where stake holders and decisions makers and execs knew their ass from their elbow when it comes to a computer? I bet most of those projects are reasonably on time because they understand what planning is - the thing that no client ever wants to pay for becuase it's a "waste of time and money".
Like I said, don't get me started... I mod this article flamebait.
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I love it.... "And cheaper to produce!". Yet, when it reaches the market it cost 4x it's predecessors. When will something actually be cheaper and benefit us? I been seeing these empty promises on Beyond 2000 since '81.
The reason people go to Google is because the websites they want to see are crawled by Google. The position of power is actually the opposite of what you are implying. If all sites did not allow Google to crawl them, then Google would be screwed, not the sites.
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I just watched Weird Science the other day - still a great movie!
Well.... it's definitely possible that they lowered the number from something like 50% so that they don't look like idiots - but kept it at a number that will still seem like it's a real "problem".
Honestly, your lucky I'm using the friggin OS at all ladies (which isn't pirated)... there's about 1.5 apps stopping me from jumping ship.
Or you guys can stop envying my huge dong...
I'm so sick of the broken logic. There's not even logic involved, it's common sense. Its friggin MADONNA not Linkin Korn Hole. Yes, the tickets are going to be expensive because people are going to sell their child for a ticket. Same for someone like Michael Jackson. And how does it make sense that a cheap concert == more record sales (before p2p). That is implying people buy the cd AFTER the show? Who the hell pays $250 to go to a show before they heard the CD!? Wait, ok. Madonna can't afford her electric bill anymore, so she must charge more for concert tickets. How do they decide how much more to sell? I bet they make a projection that the CD will sell X amount of copies and when it doesn't it's p2p's fault - has nothing to do with another shit hole fabricated CD. Nothing at all.
I'm so sick of the bullshit.
It should be noted that Gates did not unveil it, it was Van Toffler from MTV Networks. It should also be noted that Urge is a product of MTV Networks, not Microsoft. It was developed by MTV Networks. Microsoft is a partner because of WMP (Read as DRM).
It should be noted that Gates did not unveil it, it was Van Toffler from MTV Networks. It should also be noted that Urge is a product of MTV Networks, not Microsoft. It was developed by MTV Networks. Microsoft is a partner, obviously because of DRM in WMP.
p.s: If it was a Microsoft product, would it be called Urge? No, it would be SmartMusic or Windows Media Store.
It should be noted that Gates did not unveil it, it was Van Toffler from MTV Networks. It should also be noted that Urge is a product of MTV Networks, not Microsoft. It was developed by MTV Networks
Thank you for saving me some keystrokes... mod parent!
Why is legal to say "Here's some money, forget I broke the law." ?
"as the need for a Firefox or IE is almost eliminated."
Uhm, let's calm down a little bit. An RSS reader is lightyears from a web browser.
yea, I'm pretty disgusted by this.
..to don't play with wet (shorted out) batteries.
I doubt the security flaws are driving people away. Considering that would make their stance: "I'm not using that security risk called Firefox. I'm sticking with IE." Clearly, they already don't care about security.
Yea, and that cell phone will be made by Apple
That causes an interesting loop. So Mircosoft hands out their unfinished code and lets another company work on it for free, causing no liability to MS. And then when the product is successful MS will buy out the company. SO now they are creating their own companies to buy out. Interesting.
WASP? Nice try. Deal with the fact that your acronym is the non-cool sounding WESP.
April fools is long over!
If this is not a joke, then we'll finally get good support for exporting Illustrator files to Flash!!
"No news on open sourcing the client" 'Cause _everything_ for Linux must be open sourced. And 'cause the Windows version is open sourced. ...oh, wait.
" ...to the full satisfaction of the business executive"
Man... don't even get me started on this subject.
How about companies where stake holders and decisions makers and execs knew their ass from their elbow when it comes to a computer? I bet most of those projects are reasonably on time because they understand what planning is - the thing that no client ever wants to pay for becuase it's a "waste of time and money".
Like I said, don't get me started... I mod this article flamebait.
"...allowing copyright holders complete control over how the public uses their works."
Their works.
Whether you like it or not.
Napster-to-Go.