I'm not totally sure about your analogy. Maybe Aliens is more like it? You know, the part where the alien gets its egg inside and bursts out of his chest.
Omigod get it off my face, wait, where did it go?
Apple, IBM and Motorola partnered for the PowerPC CPU. It worked out.
Oh so really true, and that is why consumers are inundated with power PC chips today... Hmm, err, Apple was really loyal to IBM, yes they were. Yes yes! One for all and all for one. Just saving up that loyalty for later. Sure, that's it.
Android just needs a proper window manager now.
Geek-chic likes to talk...
chique.
Open Street Map is getting very good.
Microsoft has been very succesful in their attempts to innovate, once you realize that Microsoft has its own private dictionary, and in that dictionary the definition of "innovate" is "extinguish".
You are right. And needs Linux as the Windows 9 kernel, it's the only way Windows will ever be able to update a program while it's running.
You are free to download wikipedia and use it locally.
KDE gives us a desktop! Yes! But it also gives us nepomuk, baloo, akonadi, virtuoso... KDE has so much useless bloat on it.
No, you are wrong... these things are not useless, they are worse than useless. Each of these fails harder than any stupid kde design mistake has ever failed before. Speaking as a KDE user.
They took my email program.
...it was cheaper to snatch the kernel than write their own...
Never mind that attempting to write and use their own kernel would amount to suicide by stupidity.
Man, this has to be the most blatant Slashvertisement I've ever read.
Disagree. 3D semiconductor tech landing in mass market products is still big news.
And how exactly is this cheaper?
Easy... it's only 14 times more expensive than spinning disk instead of 15.
At first I was fooled. Copyrights. Patents. Guantanamo Bay. What is it with this guy.
Despite the technological marvel that South Korea is at times, Active X & Internet Explorer are the apex of their Internet communications and Linux is basically not used anywhere.
Android phones are a major exception. Microsoft has negligible presence in Korea on handsets. Other exceptions are the usual ones: data centers, routers, tvs, etc etc.
Real Programs don't use shared text. Otherwise, how can they use functions for scratch space after they are finished calling them?
