But if you decide that "4 out of 6 Ain't Bad", and skip IE and your choice of one of the others, there might be as much as 5 years of dev time saved in the sense of practice and store code now, rather than waiting on a magical green light day.
He said office space. That includes the portion of the mortgage of that cube. At California rates, that adds up quick. Plus their welcome package includes a Google edition of the dvd for Office Space signed by Ron Livingston.
I don't really think so - I am treating this as shareware 2.0. We saw 15 years of diffusion when everyone had to do their own marketing, now the App Mall just does Marketing by Aggregation. Apple caught on to the power of curating. Sure they get a bit heavy handed, but Users Like This.
I'd say the difference is in the legal framework. I never even heard of the DMCA until about 2005, and suddenly by about 2007 everyone started invoking it left and right.
If we're talking about App content vs Web Content, I think it's the battleground of Paid vs Ads. For $4, people don't have as much of the javascript / tracker silliness. (I have a couple of the privacy addons for Firefox, and some sites have 12 trackers! There's always a few stories about data leak from apps, but it can't be that bad.
Key was Motorola's docking demonstrations at CES. Give it two years and everyone will be able to do it. Then you can park at for example a net cafe with a public monitor and plug in your phone and do some work, and a few games, then you keep your computing device (mostly) safely with you.
This is such a "mood piece". It's the classic power of multiples. Saving $36/month per person is peanuts. It reeks of an Elephant in the Room effect. It's the same kind of thing as skipping the jimmies off an ice cream sundae. Let them keep the phones, but then just look for an equal and opposite $40 million being spent on something silly. Or something.
Actually, why not just make a film as a fundraiser? Don't films always clear $40 million in profits lately?
Well, since I carefully put tags to indicate that it was all a joke, if you only think I'm faking that's a little worrisome! I mostly started doing the tag thing when the mods started missing some of my double-barreled jokes. There's new research though that there are other a-social continuum spreads than autism. I just took a try at a spelling-pedant / rain-man mash-up.
It's the exclusive performance of Inxs from when they were overheard by the security camera when they were singing on their private plane while traveling to a concert.
Maybe not exactly surprised, more dismayed. If something only has say 3 years "sales life" but the copyright on it lasts for some 90 years, that's dismaying.
(Story) I got my vaccine last week too. Now all I want to do with my life, ever, is study Heath bars. Did you know that the word for toffee might come from a creole word? Anyway, my Heath bars are all nicely lined up, all 310 of them, because that is the temperature you have to heat molasses at to make toffee.
I am also developing an encoding language based on the 3 dimensional position of the holes in aerated sponge toffee. I believe it has applications to the theory of data storage on 3d hard drives.
Now what was that about the side effects of the vaccine again? (/Story)
What about Lawsuit Insurance? If it's not his money on the line, playing match the bankroll, he could just go his merry way and let Sony howl with werewolves.
Slashdot Mirror
Oh, there's lots of oil.
Never give malice the benefit of being mere incompetence.
+1 Garage
Wow, that's the first time getting called out by a Punctuation Godwin.
Psst. How do you keep an AC in suspense?
Bye!
"Do you like your pay cut? Do you? Do you? Here's a polygraph, never mind its legality. There ARE FOUR LIGHTS."
But if you decide that "4 out of 6 Ain't Bad", and skip IE and your choice of one of the others, there might be as much as 5 years of dev time saved in the sense of practice and store code now, rather than waiting on a magical green light day.
They can't let go of their Incompatibility Paradigm that gave them lock-in for 7 years.
He said office space. That includes the portion of the mortgage of that cube. At California rates, that adds up quick. Plus their welcome package includes a Google edition of the dvd for Office Space signed by Ron Livingston.
I don't really think so - I am treating this as shareware 2.0. We saw 15 years of diffusion when everyone had to do their own marketing, now the App Mall just does Marketing by Aggregation. Apple caught on to the power of curating. Sure they get a bit heavy handed, but Users Like This.
I'd say the difference is in the legal framework. I never even heard of the DMCA until about 2005, and suddenly by about 2007 everyone started invoking it left and right.
If we're talking about App content vs Web Content, I think it's the battleground of Paid vs Ads. For $4, people don't have as much of the javascript / tracker silliness. (I have a couple of the privacy addons for Firefox, and some sites have 12 trackers! There's always a few stories about data leak from apps, but it can't be that bad.
Key was Motorola's docking demonstrations at CES. Give it two years and everyone will be able to do it. Then you can park at for example a net cafe with a public monitor and plug in your phone and do some work, and a few games, then you keep your computing device (mostly) safely with you.
to long did'nt read.
Sh-Sh-Sh-Share Share the Share is the scare! The **AA loves to say that sharin' ain't fair.
Did you hear the news? No? It was of a certain ... economical distribution variety.
Sh-sh-Share Share, the Share is the Scare!
NASA_Space_Sex.rar
Only if the infected laptop shared two Justin Bieber songs with the host machine. Then we'd see the correct penalalty.
I agree with you.
This is such a "mood piece". It's the classic power of multiples. Saving $36/month per person is peanuts. It reeks of an Elephant in the Room effect. It's the same kind of thing as skipping the jimmies off an ice cream sundae. Let them keep the phones, but then just look for an equal and opposite $40 million being spent on something silly. Or something.
Actually, why not just make a film as a fundraiser? Don't films always clear $40 million in profits lately?
Oh my.
Well, since I carefully put tags to indicate that it was all a joke, if you only think I'm faking that's a little worrisome! I mostly started doing the tag thing when the mods started missing some of my double-barreled jokes. There's new research though that there are other a-social continuum spreads than autism. I just took a try at a spelling-pedant / rain-man mash-up.
Dieting is a matter of national security!
It's the exclusive performance of Inxs from when they were overheard by the security camera when they were singing on their private plane while traveling to a concert.
(government)
That's how it is, in a Post-2005-Rootkit World, the world will never be the same ever again.
(/government)
Maybe not exactly surprised, more dismayed. If something only has say 3 years "sales life" but the copyright on it lasts for some 90 years, that's dismaying.
The bopycott is working!
(Story)
I got my vaccine last week too. Now all I want to do with my life, ever, is study Heath bars. Did you know that the word for toffee might come from a creole word? Anyway, my Heath bars are all nicely lined up, all 310 of them, because that is the temperature you have to heat molasses at to make toffee.
I am also developing an encoding language based on the 3 dimensional position of the holes in aerated sponge toffee. I believe it has applications to the theory of data storage on 3d hard drives.
Now what was that about the side effects of the vaccine again?
(/Story)
"The Highlander Defense!"
What about Lawsuit Insurance? If it's not his money on the line, playing match the bankroll, he could just go his merry way and let Sony howl with werewolves.
Yes.