Speaking of Steve Jobs, he too had and might still have a salary of $1 a year. But his benefits were more numerous then the President's. What does this mean for Google? They might be showing their similarities with Apple. They're both highly innovative and the first thing you ask for; you don't get mint-flavoured lozenges, you get lifesavers. In the same way, Google MIGHT be starting a load of FUD, because, in the realization of being a brand name, they have realized that they can do whatever they damn well please.
And as for/.?
who knows what happened. It seems that instead of catering to news that "nerds" want to know about, slashdot has become a curse word in other corners of the internet. The prestige of being "slashdotted" is sometimes enjoyed, but usually not, because in the surpluss of slashdotters, theire bandwith is sucked up. In short, the stories are cruddy, and nobody really likes us anymore.
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Speaking of Steve Jobs, he too had and might still have a salary of $1 a year. But his benefits were more numerous then the President's. What does this mean for Google? They might be showing their similarities with Apple. They're both highly innovative and the first thing you ask for; you don't get mint-flavoured lozenges, you get lifesavers. In the same way, Google MIGHT be starting a load of FUD, because, in the realization of being a brand name, they have realized that they can do whatever they damn well please. And as for /.?
who knows what happened. It seems that instead of catering to news that "nerds" want to know about, slashdot has become a curse word in other corners of the internet. The prestige of being "slashdotted" is sometimes enjoyed, but usually not, because in the surpluss of slashdotters, theire bandwith is sucked up. In short, the stories are cruddy, and nobody really likes us anymore.