"The computer that started my love, and now my career, was an Atari ST" Me too!
I spent hours playing games on my ST, and I got started programming because of an article in Atari Explorer magazine. I can remember waking up face down on the keyboard of my ST.
I didn't mean it as formal divisions, I meant there are two types of people working there -- those with a developer mindset (mostly like the devs you mentioned) and....others. It seems to be mostly the developers (in whatever division they work in) that want to do the cool things.
It seems to me there are two groups inside Microsoft -- Developers and Managers. Developers want to do things like this. Managers want to prevent things like this. Looks like the devs won this one.
Today AT&T held a press conference at which it's spokesman said:
There's been much talk about our unlimited data plans. Mostly about what unlimited means. To clarify, we at AT&T use the Abridged Orwell Dictionary, which clearly defines "unlimited" as: "Restricted in size, amount, or extent; few, small, or short"
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You should be asking:
SQL Vs. NoSQL: Which Is Better For What?
"NBC aims to be objective"
You're talking about the same NBC that edited the Zimmerman tape? The same NBC that edited the Romney video to change the context? Right?
There's a C compiler for almost every platform. And most of the compilers/interpreters for other languages are written in C.
The way our education system is going, one day math will be dumbed down to cat-level.
That quote doesn't seem to be saying anything about evolution at all. It is just asking the question "Are dinosaurs alive today?"
Great, they found were the astronauts peed.
Republican's don't want to outlaw birth control. They just don't think the government should pay for it.
Or in this case, change it back!
Zimmerman's Hispanic. Why would a white supremacist cause a hung jury?
Great, now instead of just stealing your card they're going to hold you at gunpoint and take you to the ATM. Plus now they'll know your birthday!
"slash about 10,000 jobs by the end of the year...annual net loss to a record $6.4 billion"
So they're expecting the people who were laid off to walk out with $6.4 billion in office supplies?
"The computer that started my love, and now my career, was an Atari ST" Me too!
I spent hours playing games on my ST, and I got started programming because of an article in Atari Explorer magazine. I can remember waking up face down on the keyboard of my ST.
I really wish someone would buy Lifehacker. I really like it but not Gawker.
I played with the Consumer Preview the other day. Me and my boss couldn't figure out how to shut it down and ended up just pressing the power button.
I didn't mean it as formal divisions, I meant there are two types of people working there -- those with a developer mindset (mostly like the devs you mentioned) and ....others. It seems to be mostly the developers (in whatever division they work in) that want to do the cool things.
It seems to me there are two groups inside Microsoft -- Developers and Managers. Developers want to do things like this. Managers want to prevent things like this. Looks like the devs won this one.
Shouldn't the headline say "Findings Cast Doubt On Current Moon Origin theories"?
The first step though, before it goes away, is to try renaming it.
How could OnLive not be legit -- they were approved by Apple for the App Store! :-)
I've made very little money with my paid, no ads app. My next app is going to have ads just so I can see if there's any difference.
For a hacker the good news would be they have control of a Windows machine. The bad news would be...they have control of a Windows machine.
"Do you think prices would decrease if corporate taxes were abolished?"
If they wanted to sell more, yes.
Once you factor in the required contract and data plan, you're talking thousands of dollars.
Can you say "two year contract"?
It works both ways.
Today AT&T held a press conference at which it's spokesman said:
There's been much talk about our unlimited data plans. Mostly about what unlimited means. To clarify, we at AT&T use the Abridged Orwell Dictionary, which clearly defines "unlimited" as: "Restricted in size, amount, or extent; few, small, or short"