I find it had to believe they would lay off the hardware department.
Oracle would love to have full control over the whole computing stack, from hardware, to OS, to middleware, to the development of the final software public.
Suits would love to have an all-in-one package, optimized, from the catalogue, solution. Order, receive it, turn it on, it's working.
If you ever have control when publishing translations of your book abroad, remember two things about Brazilian publishers:
Alta Books has a cesspool quality, it's a notoriously incompetent publisher. Their translation and diagramation are disgusting.
Bookman is awesome, but please ask them to do not translate nouns, like design patterns names or important keywords, these are pretty much international recognized brand names.
For 30 years, the PC industry has treated Moore's Law with religious reverence. Its immutable commandment -- thou shalt double the transistors on circuits every 18 months -- created an enviable business model with consumers spurred to buy new, more powerful PCs every few years.
The actual law is about reduction of cost, not increase of performance. Other formulation says:
What the hell is ICANN and the Root Nameserver Operators doing at this time?
They are the ones who have power to take any domain names and resolve them to an security taskforce cluster of servers to disable this criminal operation.
Sage encourages the user to view the source of their functions because scientific work must be accountable and peer-reviewed. Everything you depend upon must be proved and their implementation must be correct.
Now Firefox and KDE, the great majority of their users don't even know how to read a line of a program, nor they care.
It's all a matter of "Target User Base".
On the other hand, I'd love run Firefox with a --view-source option. Perhaps even correct/tinker with the code on-the-fly and JIT compile it.
Open a large wormhole inside Venus and Mars atmospheres, and let the pressure(Venus' is 10000 times higher than Mars') do the job. This should help stabilize both planets.
If the perceived technological value of a product had anything to do with age, tech gurus would be ancient people with bald heads and long, long white beards.
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Of course, knowing the reproductive system of some trees helped me a lot in my software development job...
Couldn't Nokia buy Riverbank like they did with Qt Software? Probably they did try, and this really was the last option available.
I find it had to believe they would lay off the hardware department. Oracle would love to have full control over the whole computing stack, from hardware, to OS, to middleware, to the development of the final software public. Suits would love to have an all-in-one package, optimized, from the catalogue, solution. Order, receive it, turn it on, it's working.
If your definition of invention is 'to wrrite science fiction stories', then yes.
Part of the blame are the bug-ridden cheap distros that come with the computer.
I've seen a whole community trying to help a guy to get his notebook, mainly the wi-fi, to work.
Days later he gave up and installed Ubuntu. It just worked.
From TFA:
For 30 years, the PC industry has treated Moore's Law with religious reverence. Its immutable commandment -- thou shalt double the transistors on circuits every 18 months -- created an enviable business model with consumers spurred to buy new, more powerful PCs every few years.
The actual law is about reduction of cost, not increase of performance. Other formulation says:
The transistor cost shall halve every 2 years.
ARM is not breaking any "law".
It seems Slashdot blocks malware in Unicode...
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So you have been itching for decades and still have not scratched it?
Dropping a bomb or two in someone else's country does that to you. Not to mention the occupation later.
Being even more thick:
What the hell is ICANN and the Root Nameserver Operators doing at this time?
They are the ones who have power to take any domain names and resolve them to an security taskforce cluster of servers to disable this criminal operation.
Interestingly only a year ago the i386 and x86_64 trees merged into one, greatly reducing the SLOC count at the time.
I believe they will attempt the world record for the largest, willing, Distributed Denial of Service Attack.
:)
Well, what the hell, lets help bury their servers
Wine might reach a point where it is more compatible with Windows apps than the latest Windows itself.
Good luck running 15 years worth of Windows apps on Vista. I'd bet Wine does that more than the latter.
Matrix is the one which has GitS-like ideas, the Wachowski Brothers even acknowledged of it in an interview.
I guess the Canadian Space Agency beat the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture into putting a robot in space.
The one page, no ads version:
http://www.informationweek.com/shared/printableArticle.jhtml?articleID=206900810
"and there's nothing we can do"
Are there any real developers in that community? I'd say they could code their own, 10 times better, authentication code during that time.
Not until KDE 4.1.
So instead of "Not guilty by reason of insanity" they now might say "Not guilty because of genetic tendency"?
Not really.
Sage encourages the user to view the source of their functions because scientific work must be accountable and peer-reviewed. Everything you depend upon must be proved and their implementation must be correct.
Now Firefox and KDE, the great majority of their users don't even know how to read a line of a program, nor they care.
It's all a matter of "Target User Base".
On the other hand, I'd love run Firefox with a --view-source option. Perhaps even correct/tinker with the code on-the-fly and JIT compile it.
Open a large wormhole inside Venus and Mars atmospheres, and let the pressure(Venus' is 10000 times higher than Mars') do the job. This should help stabilize both planets.
If the perceived technological value of a product had anything to do with age, tech gurus would be ancient people with bald heads and long, long white beards.
Oh wait.
> She's 13. Am I the only one missing the point here?