Why should I buy a car from a company where the employees aren't capable of managing themselves? So, what happens next. If an employee cannot be reached by email, do you call them? Then what? Will Volkswagen turn off their phones because the employees are complaining how much phone calls are disrupting their lives? Honestly, what a bunch of losers!
This is so sad. It's a symptom of a much greater problem: We are reaping the latest crop that was sown by modern education. The little Johnys and Janes are barely literate. Composing even the simplest prose (to answer an email or any other written communication) just takes too long for the average person entering the workforce today.
In 2002 Sun alleges that people don't buy their product because too many people choose to use Microsoft. In 2011 Oracle alleges that people don't buy their product because too many people choose to use Itanium.
Lame, lame, lame. Is McNealey now working at Oracle?
Yasser Arafat was a civil engineer. Oh, and that Herbert Hoover guy. He was a mining engineer. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo y Bustelo, 1st Marquis of the Ría of Ribadeo was a Spanish Prime Minister. He had studied civil engineering. H. D. Deve Gowda also studied civil engineering and was Prime Minister of India. José Sócrates, actually worked as a civil engineer and was Prime Minister of Portugal. And let's not forget Pierre Tirard was a civil engineer that became Prime Minister of France in the 19th century. I am sure there were a few others. Also, let's not forget those Roman Emperors who dabbled in civil engineering and architecture.
Well, I guess new dogs can be taught old tricks. Clocking down a processor to save power while waiting for something to happen is hardly anything new. I am just surprised that smatrphone developers have just learned how to apply this to what they are doing.
How many are waiting until Google gets it act together with Honeycomb and comes out with Ice Cream Sandwich? How many just don't have Honeycomb devices? How many are protesting that there has been no Honeycomb source release by Google? How many Honeycomb apps were expected?
What if a similar algorithm is used but the code is different? What if an identical algorithm is used but the code is different? What if the open source code were reverse engineered with different code? What if.....
Also, what if the ICGA, WCCC, or any other chess found a better way to resolve this. There is a conflict of interest here.
They were allowed to do this under the rules of the tournament. Kasparov blew it twice. He screwed up a move near the beginning and failed to see how he could eventually come to a draw.
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Now, Jobs is gone. So, unless the current board has plans to go "Thermonuclear" on someone, it's time for some dividends.
And the so-called GNU/Linux will go on---living its life as usual.
So, does running a truck through loopholes, bad specs, known bugs, etc.---when the intent is clear---constitute being evil?
Don't forget the privacy-setting circumvention mode.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204880404577225380456599176.html?mod=WSJ_hp_LEFTTopStories
Larger sales at a loss is worse than no sales.
There was no "mandate". Only a memorandum of understanding, wishful thinking and moonbeams.
check out: http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sectors/rtte/files/chargers/chargers_mou_en.pdf
expand the definition and hope you get lucky.
The more junk they cram in the power adapters, the harder it is for 3-rd party companies to make copies without Apple's consent.
Makes you wonder what Apple is doing now...without your consent or knowledge.
Why should I buy a car from a company where the employees aren't capable of managing themselves?
So, what happens next. If an employee cannot be reached by email, do you call them? Then what? Will Volkswagen turn off their phones because the employees are complaining how much phone calls are disrupting their lives?
Honestly, what a bunch of losers!
How can it be new if it's been in the earth all this time?
This is so sad. It's a symptom of a much greater problem: We are reaping the latest crop that was sown by modern education.
The little Johnys and Janes are barely literate. Composing even the simplest prose (to answer an email or any other written communication) just takes too long for the average person entering the workforce today.
The spoken word will not replace the written word.
Also, some of us have more to say than 128 characters at a time.
What about Apple?
Their OSs drop support for hardware platforms on a regular basis. (I know it's an Itanium discussion, but...)
In 2002 Sun alleges that people don't buy their product because too many people choose to use Microsoft.
In 2011 Oracle alleges that people don't buy their product because too many people choose to use Itanium.
Lame, lame, lame.
Is McNealey now working at Oracle?
Yasser Arafat was a civil engineer.
Oh, and that Herbert Hoover guy. He was a mining engineer.
Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo y Bustelo, 1st Marquis of the Ría of Ribadeo was a Spanish Prime Minister. He had studied civil engineering.
H. D. Deve Gowda also studied civil engineering and was Prime Minister of India.
José Sócrates, actually worked as a civil engineer and was Prime Minister of Portugal.
And let's not forget Pierre Tirard was a civil engineer that became Prime Minister of France in the 19th century.
I am sure there were a few others. Also, let's not forget those Roman Emperors who dabbled in civil engineering and architecture.
"revealed test scores and embarrassed those who didn't do well"
Sheesh! That will happen soon enough. "Do you want fries with that..."
'nuf said.
Well, I guess new dogs can be taught old tricks.
Clocking down a processor to save power while waiting for something to happen is hardly anything new.
I am just surprised that smatrphone developers have just learned how to apply this to what they are doing.
The USPTO has absolutely messed up in this area!!! This technology group really operates differently than the others in the USPTO.
How many are waiting until Google gets it act together with Honeycomb and comes out with Ice Cream Sandwich?
How many just don't have Honeycomb devices?
How many are protesting that there has been no Honeycomb source release by Google?
How many Honeycomb apps were expected?
What if a similar algorithm is used but the code is different?
What if an identical algorithm is used but the code is different?
What if the open source code were reverse engineered with different code?
What if.....
Also, what if the ICGA, WCCC, or any other chess found a better way to resolve this. There is a conflict of interest here.
Alas.
So, now, if I put Ubuntu on my iPad, I can still print via AirPrint?
They were allowed to do this under the rules of the tournament.
Kasparov blew it twice. He screwed up a move near the beginning and failed to see how he could eventually come to a draw.
Kasparov thought that people were helping Deep Blue during the game. That would be cheating.