Seriously, who can imagine Dial on Demand Routing of a Direct-to-Disk recording of a game of Dance Dance Revolution running on a machine with Double Data Rate RAM inside the Deutsche Demokratische Republik undergoing Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration?
Seriously, who can still claim that Google Talk is a flop at this point? With the GMail integration, connection with AIM and adoption by Apple (iChat) and Nokia, Google Talk is looking more and more like serious competition every day.
Seriously, who would buy an XBox 360 given that the PSX 3 is out in a few months? We all know that there are going to be way more games for the PSX3 than the 360.
Seriously, who in their right mind would expect Microsoft to have any respect for the law by now, after everything they've done in the past? Sadly, this is just another example of Microsoft demonstrating their monopolistic powers, and it isn't very surprising.
Seriously, who would choose to use this over an existing and popular scripting language? Given than Jython and JRuby exist, and Groovy doesn't offer much that they don't, what is the point other than to be deliberately obscure?
Seriously, who would choose a voice recognition system over a normal keyboard? Given the problems inherent in understanding human speech, a keyboard is always going to be the superior solution.
Seriously, who over the age of twenty is going to buy a DS? These are kids' toys we're talking about. Marketing can only do so much, and you'll never convince large numbers of 80 year olds to start playing video games, even ignoring the fact that most old folk have no idea what a video game even is.
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Seriously, who can name a more secure SSL implementation than OpenSSL? This is pretty ridiculous.
Seriously, who can imagine Dial on Demand Routing of a Direct-to-Disk recording of a game of Dance Dance Revolution running on a machine with Double Data Rate RAM inside the Deutsche Demokratische Republik undergoing Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration?
Seriously, who is going to buy a computer and then pay for the right to use it?
Seriously, who can still claim that Google Talk is a flop at this point? With the GMail integration, connection with AIM and adoption by Apple (iChat) and Nokia, Google Talk is looking more and more like serious competition every day.
Seriously, who finds this interesting? This is a minor point release to fix a small security hole, not front page news.
Seriously, who would buy an XBox 360 given that the PSX 3 is out in a few months? We all know that there are going to be way more games for the PSX3 than the 360.
Seriously, who in their right mind would expect Microsoft to have any respect for the law by now, after everything they've done in the past? Sadly, this is just another example of Microsoft demonstrating their monopolistic powers, and it isn't very surprising.
Seriously, who would choose to use this over an existing and popular scripting language? Given than Jython and JRuby exist, and Groovy doesn't offer much that they don't, what is the point other than to be deliberately obscure?
Seriously, who would choose a voice recognition system over a normal keyboard? Given the problems inherent in understanding human speech, a keyboard is always going to be the superior solution.
Seriously, who over the age of twenty is going to buy a DS? These are kids' toys we're talking about. Marketing can only do so much, and you'll never convince large numbers of 80 year olds to start playing video games, even ignoring the fact that most old folk have no idea what a video game even is.