Whatever happened to fixing it because it was broken?
The saying is: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. If it was the way round you said, the software industry would disappear under an infinite pile of gant charts.
Thanks! Yeah, I have thought of doing it lower quality. I thought I would start out assuming the best of people and then try tweaking things if it didn't work!
...whereby anyone (even you) can help to evaluate...
Well, anyone who can read a patent without their head exploding. I can't even read my own. let alone other people's:)
Hopefully the people that do this will know enough to read the claims properly and not just deluge the system with incorrect prior art based on reading the description.
Heh, click the link in my sig - it is all there as MP3's.
But the problem I have with giving it away is that I never find out if anyone actually likes it! Sure, they can say it's great, but then if they don't think it's worth paying 10 bucks for I've got to wonder how sincere they're being!
That's what I thought too. Its kind of like doing a music chart by looking at who's spending the most time in the studio (or maybe who's smashing up the most hotel rooms?).
I can't wait for the civilian version - I could use a bunch of Wifi routers with tracks scurrying round my house making sure I never get into a weak signal area.
As long as I could turn them off at night that is.
I can see why they might want to sell different products in their different "channels", presumably they have different support staff for each one and not all are trained for all products.
I can't see why they won't accept a business card for an item purchased in the "home / home office" section though.
Despite the "fact-rich" materials being designed for both "partners and customers", the link supplied by Microsoft goes to a website which is available only to computer makers who are prepared to sign up to a non-disclosure agreement.
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Flamebait? I thought it was a joke - made me laugh, it's funny because the UK really does think it isn't part of Europe even though it is.
Round up the usual suspects, drag them down the station, knock a few heads together and see what falls out.
Your mother will keep expecting to see the buildings you designed.
It will never work - those robots are huge, they will never make it across the border undetected.
So, do I need to build a lead-lined concrete bunker in my garden?
You don't have a lead-lined bunker in your garden already? You must be new around here.
Whatever happened to fixing it because it was broken?
The saying is: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. If it was the way round you said, the software industry would disappear under an infinite pile of gant charts.
I knew I shouldn't have started this.
If there is a difference between us it's slight. I'd wager that would hold true for most girl siblings regardless of pecking order.
Hmm, my wife has a science PhD and her sister is a mor... um, is more talented in non-academic areas.
Shouldn't it be the other way around?
The Slashdot editors have been infected by their own "In Soviet Russia..." joke. From now on everything will be the other way round.
54mbps isn't fast enough?
Shared between whoever's within range of a particular access point in a school, 54Mb/s doesn't seem all that much.
Thanks! Yeah, I have thought of doing it lower quality. I thought I would start out assuming the best of people and then try tweaking things if it didn't work!
...whereby anyone (even you) can help to evaluate...
:)
Well, anyone who can read a patent without their head exploding. I can't even read my own. let alone other people's
Hopefully the people that do this will know enough to read the claims properly and not just deluge the system with incorrect prior art based on reading the description.
Heh, click the link in my sig - it is all there as MP3's.
But the problem I have with giving it away is that I never find out if anyone actually likes it! Sure, they can say it's great, but then if they don't think it's worth paying 10 bucks for I've got to wonder how sincere they're being!
I wish apple would offer this option to indie musicians (like me), I'd sign up for straight away.
(strictly speaking they'd have to offer it to the the aggregators like tunecore that people like me use)
A way to get first post at Nature. And possibly be modded -1 troll.
That's what I thought too. Its kind of like doing a music chart by looking at who's spending the most time in the studio (or maybe who's smashing up the most hotel rooms?).
Heh, I think your first post answered the question pretty comprehensively thanks!
So the summary tells us what he doesn't think. But what does he think?
And no, I'm not planning on reading the article. Although, surprisingly enough I sometimes do.
If you don't feel good, why clone yourself?
To have someone to share the misery with?
Don't worry, Google's lobbying office's motto is: "Do no lobbying".
is like comparing Karl Marx with Ronald McDonald
Wait, wait, I think I know this one: one published in Hamburg and the other punished the Hamburgler? Was that it?
Yeah and you also have to spend billions maintaining a network so that morons can blather on about inanities!
Hey, I'm blathering on about important stuff you insensitive clod!
I can't wait for the civilian version - I could use a bunch of Wifi routers with tracks scurrying round my house making sure I never get into a weak signal area.
As long as I could turn them off at night that is.
I can see why they might want to sell different products in their different "channels", presumably they have different support staff for each one and not all are trained for all products.
I can't see why they won't accept a business card for an item purchased in the "home / home office" section though.
Heh, fact-rich materials that they won't show us.