People can accept to share information publicly like movies or product rankings. This decision will move down the price of costly marketing studies and will democratize insightful information.
To balance the protection and sharing of information, more complex social networks infrastructure are required, may be projects like OpenQabal can help.
Should Linux/Unix distributions fork Firefox to collect money from Google instead of Mozilla Corporation?
Why not change the configuration of Firefox's boxes in Ubuntu to point to the highest bidder?
Why not fork Firefox to collect money from Google instead of Mozilla Corporation?
I have posted the same question to LinkedIn Q&A: Do you think that distributions like Ubuntu, RedHat and SUSE, and even projects like FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD must reinforce their business models to earn what they deserve?
TrollTech is not comparable to alliances like HTC + Google. Have you seen HTC TyTN II?
The only weak point I see is building a good mobile GUI in Linux.
I mean the community put a lot of support to Mozilla foundation (e.g. NYPost advertising) as an alternative to IE/OE/OL, but the foundation didn't honour it ethically and democratically.
Instead of Pirates I only see Double Standards. Reverse Engineering is legally permissible in many places of the world and already used in known companies.
Although Google and others does a lot of 'magic' with computers running in parallel, the processing power required for many tasks on the desktop has not replacement on Internet.
What we see is an obvious branch between the applications required to run on the desktop and the other ones on Internet.
But do you imagine a 3D rendering engine running on Internet instead of a GPU?
Well, I have tried some keywords and Hakia has objectively less relevant sites when Google not.
Don't make Adversing with Slashdot guys help when you have nothing new to offer.
The future is Adobe (ex-Macromedia) Flash
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· Score: 2, Interesting
Many vendors and frameworks have been trying for years to lead the UI movement.
But neither win32, mfc, qt, gtk, kde, wxWindows can find the promise of separate the OS rigidity from the UI
Just Squeak give us more freedom, but from a business perspective Adobe is playing a very strong card with Flex
Imagine a creative designer with all the freedom to create the best UI without more limitations!
We can see some real examples of Windows interfaces in flash like ScreenTime
Complains to Mozilla 'business' performance
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I am not happy with Mozilla 'business' performance:
Firefox seems slower and unresponsive in new versions and I don't understand how the project is progressing so slowly and with lack of new features (where the time goes?)
Thunderbird has many important bugs the team is reluctant to solve.
It's very ridiculous all this stuff now, an experimented coach and his support team uses something more advanced of silicon technology: neurons. And from a pattern recognition perspective there is nothing better yet.
Forget Australia and the buzz, think again... in Argentina!
It's incredible how a lot of companies are going behind a very simple piece of software like it were gold, for Google and Yahoo is an understanable integration but some are full based commercially on these calendar applications.
Just wait some months to see something better on SourceForge for general and private consumption.
Vote for Ajax as the buzzword of the year, and don't forget beyond all these buzzwords powered companies what you see are just Turing machines:-)
We think the future of advertising is on keyword exchange markets, but sadly we didn't find resources on Internet about it, beyond our concept description at: KEM Blog post.
No, VB is not a good beginner's language for programmers thinking on current and future understanding of languages.
And worst in 2006...
Some reasons:
- Lack of natively data structures and powerful objects.
- To build new data structures you need to focus in the language and in the problem, not like C when you can focus on the raw problem/algorithm.
- No real OO, just COM Native.
- No multithreading.
- Bureaucratic syntax to do very simple things (i.e: adding a new element to a sized dimmed array, writing to files, etc)
- Weird syntax (like putting and underline to specify object's events)
But, it has some interesting properties:
- Rapid testing of COM/ActiveX Objects.
- Rapid development of COM/ActiveX Objects (for example: Office Addins)
Although we didn't win this time, we think our CookiePie extension is currently very innovative giving you the possibility to open different mail (i.e: Gmail/Yahoo) or web accounts on each tab. More information at: CookiePie Firefox extension
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The use of OSS is increasing, but very few companies give donations to the software projects.
W3C can add some Ads to the XML and earn some money!
Now, I find Peek & Poke very odd, but in the past was magic. I Even create my own Peek & Poke t-shirts here
You can see it on my own geek t-shirts list :-)
People can accept to share information publicly like movies or product rankings. This decision will move down the price of costly marketing studies and will democratize insightful information.
To balance the protection and sharing of information, more complex social networks infrastructure are required, may be projects like OpenQabal can help.
Should Linux/Unix distributions fork Firefox to collect money from Google instead of Mozilla Corporation? Why not change the configuration of Firefox's boxes in Ubuntu to point to the highest bidder?
Why not fork Firefox to collect money from Google instead of Mozilla Corporation? I have posted the same question to LinkedIn Q&A: Do you think that distributions like Ubuntu, RedHat and SUSE, and even projects like FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD must reinforce their business models to earn what they deserve?
TrollTech is not comparable to alliances like HTC + Google. Have you seen HTC TyTN II? The only weak point I see is building a good mobile GUI in Linux.
I mean the community put a lot of support to Mozilla foundation (e.g. NYPost advertising) as an alternative to IE/OE/OL, but the foundation didn't honour it ethically and democratically.
I think the community put a lot of trust on Mozilla foundation, and they are not following the same good ethics of foundations like Apache.
...And Mozilla is forgetting the very nice Thunderbird.
Instead of Pirates I only see Double Standards. Reverse Engineering is legally permissible in many places of the world and already used in known companies.
How many programmers does it take to change a light bulb?
A: "You're still thinking procedurally! A properly designed light bulb object would inherit a change method from a generic light bulb class!"
http://www.nektra.com/oss/firefox/extensions/cooki epie/
Although Google and others does a lot of 'magic' with computers running in parallel, the processing power required for many tasks on the desktop has not replacement on Internet. What we see is an obvious branch between the applications required to run on the desktop and the other ones on Internet.
But do you imagine a 3D rendering engine running on Internet instead of a GPU?
Well, I have tried some keywords and Hakia has objectively less relevant sites when Google not.
Don't make Adversing with Slashdot guys help when you have nothing new to offer.
Many vendors and frameworks have been trying for years to lead the UI movement.
But neither win32, mfc, qt, gtk, kde, wxWindows can find the promise of separate the OS rigidity from the UI
Just Squeak give us more freedom, but from a business perspective Adobe is playing a very strong card with Flex
Imagine a creative designer with all the freedom to create the best UI without more limitations!
We can see some real examples of Windows interfaces in flash like ScreenTime
BASF Research
Batelle
BBC Research & Development
General Electric Global Research
Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
Motorola Labs
Microsoft Research
HP Labs
IBM Research
Intel Research
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Philips Research
Corporate Research
The Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Toshiba Research Europa
Toyota Central R&D Labs
Viewpoints Research Institute
It's very ridiculous all this stuff now, an experimented coach and his support team uses something more advanced of silicon technology: neurons.
And from a pattern recognition perspective there is nothing better yet.
Forget Australia and the buzz, think again... in Argentina!
When we expect an Open Source clone of these technologies at sourceforge? Less than one year and half?
It's incredible how a lot of companies are going behind a very simple piece of software like it were gold, for Google and Yahoo is an understanable integration but some are full based commercially on these calendar applications.
:-)
Just wait some months to see something better on SourceForge for general and private consumption.
Vote for Ajax as the buzzword of the year, and don't forget beyond all these buzzwords powered companies what you see are just Turing machines
We think the future of advertising is on keyword exchange markets, but sadly we didn't find resources on Internet about it, beyond our concept description at: KEM Blog post.
No, VB is not a good beginner's language for programmers thinking on current and future understanding of languages.
And worst in 2006...
Some reasons:
- Lack of natively data structures and powerful objects.
- To build new data structures you need to focus in the language and in the problem, not like C when you can focus on the raw problem/algorithm.
- No real OO, just COM Native.
- No multithreading.
- Bureaucratic syntax to do very simple things (i.e: adding a new element to a sized dimmed array, writing to files, etc)
- Weird syntax (like putting and underline to specify object's events)
But, it has some interesting properties:
- Rapid testing of COM/ActiveX Objects.
- Rapid development of COM/ActiveX Objects (for example: Office Addins)
But for learning... think in another language.
Although we didn't win this time, we think our CookiePie extension is currently very innovative giving you the possibility to open different mail (i.e: Gmail/Yahoo) or web accounts on each tab. More information at: CookiePie Firefox extension