"Harris is committed to assisting the U.S. Census Bureau in meeting its current and future strategic goals of providing Census-related statistics with increased accuracy at a reduced cost."
Years ago I downloaded a bunch of recipes from a Baptist church BBS. Imagine my surprise when I opened up that Cookbook. What a hoot!
And I totally agree with previous poster:
Good
This guy's mind runs at hyperdrive. If he is any indication, it's no wonder that MS is #1. Terrific film. Worth watching the whole thing (which stopped before he was done). Not that I especially like MS products, but he gives detailed MS insights into many facets of the software/computer industry.
Mac User
Well, I had very high expectations of the 20" Intel iMac. Bought one from Apple.com. iWork '06, Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. Upgraded ram and video ram. $100 rebate on Canon MP500. Elsewhere got Sony USB floppy, Office 2004 and Stuffit Deluxe. I came over from 20 years of DOS/Windows; necessary for proprietary work programs. Now getting ready to retire and wanted Mac (last one in 1984-1985).
To this point, everything has met or exceeded expectations. I've never had a computer that has worked so well and seamlessly out of the box. Office is non-native but I can't tell the speed difference from my Widows machine. The only snags so far were the result of me not RTFM, but they were minor. Initially thought I would bootcamp Windows; now I'm not so sure it's necessary. So far, the best home computer I've ever had. YRMV, but for me it was the best choice.
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"Harris is committed to assisting the U.S. Census Bureau in meeting its current and future strategic goals of providing Census-related statistics with increased accuracy at a reduced cost."
From harris.com, specifically here:
http://www.govcomm.harris.com/solutions/marketindex/segment.asp?source=market&mkt=Database+and+Information+Systems+Integration&market_id=99&segment_id=68
Years ago I downloaded a bunch of recipes from a Baptist church BBS. Imagine my surprise when I opened up that Cookbook. What a hoot! And I totally agree with previous poster: Good
This guy's mind runs at hyperdrive. If he is any indication, it's no wonder that MS is #1. Terrific film. Worth watching the whole thing (which stopped before he was done). Not that I especially like MS products, but he gives detailed MS insights into many facets of the software/computer industry. Mac User
Well, I had very high expectations of the 20" Intel iMac. Bought one from Apple.com. iWork '06, Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. Upgraded ram and video ram. $100 rebate on Canon MP500. Elsewhere got Sony USB floppy, Office 2004 and Stuffit Deluxe. I came over from 20 years of DOS/Windows; necessary for proprietary work programs. Now getting ready to retire and wanted Mac (last one in 1984-1985). To this point, everything has met or exceeded expectations. I've never had a computer that has worked so well and seamlessly out of the box. Office is non-native but I can't tell the speed difference from my Widows machine. The only snags so far were the result of me not RTFM, but they were minor. Initially thought I would bootcamp Windows; now I'm not so sure it's necessary. So far, the best home computer I've ever had. YRMV, but for me it was the best choice.