My employer (a major high-tech corporation) has recently been encouraging the use of this plug-in for Eclipse. From what I can see, RDTs will take off in the near future!
What determines when a company is "Back On Track"? In my opinion Sun was doing things right months ago... yet if you look at their stock (what really matters to a company) you'd never know it!
I am not convinced that games going mainstream is necessarily a good thing! As more and more average Americans start playing video games in their spare time, the lucrative market video game creators will target will also change. Pretty soon games like Halo will be on the back burner to "every day games" free of killing and other evils. Could this mean a world full of The Sims knockoffs?
I believe this to be a major milestone in the way we view entertainment - more significant then even the mainstream growth of PVRs. This is the first step in a whole new direction for the industry as a whole, 5-7 years down the road I strongly believe that the average American will pay for what they watch, not for a given channel. This will also have a major effect on television advertising - where do ads fit into this new model?
For any developers that use stored procedures on a regular basis, you will appreciate how significant a step forward in the right direction this is! The investor in me thinks Oracle stock might be a good thing to buy:)
Scott LONG... long as in the length of time it is going to be until 6.0 is released. It was June... then August... now they are saying the August deadline has slipped *yawn*.
I don't find the article explains the whole "lossless" concept very well. Is this lossless as in "my gmail emails are lossless" or is this lossless as in "my Escalade is lossless (because when it gets stolen or lost I call onstar and they find it for me)"
An OS solution would be better would it not? 10 years down the road when everything is in PDF format, whose to stop them from charging us to view material in their format?
Investing in OSS hoping that the product gets bought out by someone bigger is like buying an over-valued stock hoping to cash in on the divident and then jump ship... it works a small percentage of the time and every time it doesn't work you're stuck between a rock and a hard place.
My employer (a major high-tech corporation) has recently been encouraging the use of this plug-in for Eclipse. From what I can see, RDTs will take off in the near future!
So a satirical response to a satirical comment gives us what...
Ah, the irony!
What determines when a company is "Back On Track"? In my opinion Sun was doing things right months ago... yet if you look at their stock (what really matters to a company) you'd never know it!
I am not convinced that games going mainstream is necessarily a good thing! As more and more average Americans start playing video games in their spare time, the lucrative market video game creators will target will also change. Pretty soon games like Halo will be on the back burner to "every day games" free of killing and other evils. Could this mean a world full of The Sims knockoffs?
I believe this to be a major milestone in the way we view entertainment - more significant then even the mainstream growth of PVRs. This is the first step in a whole new direction for the industry as a whole, 5-7 years down the road I strongly believe that the average American will pay for what they watch, not for a given channel. This will also have a major effect on television advertising - where do ads fit into this new model?
For any developers that use stored procedures on a regular basis, you will appreciate how significant a step forward in the right direction this is! The investor in me thinks Oracle stock might be a good thing to buy :)
They are not opposites, infact they compliment one another quite well!
Scott LONG... long as in the length of time it is going to be until 6.0 is released. It was June... then August... now they are saying the August deadline has slipped *yawn*.
Does it really take the brightest minds to fix this problem?
if (IP == Taiwan){
Label as independent
}
else {
Label as province of China
}
I don't find the article explains the whole "lossless" concept very well. Is this lossless as in "my gmail emails are lossless" or is this lossless as in "my Escalade is lossless (because when it gets stolen or lost I call onstar and they find it for me)"
An OS solution would be better would it not? 10 years down the road when everything is in PDF format, whose to stop them from charging us to view material in their format?
Investing in OSS hoping that the product gets bought out by someone bigger is like buying an over-valued stock hoping to cash in on the divident and then jump ship... it works a small percentage of the time and every time it doesn't work you're stuck between a rock and a hard place.
The permissioned release of 25 year old code is /. news now? This code is worthless IMO
Indeed... the only thing that comes to my mind is the saying: I Cluster Therefore I Am!