Comment the 80's called (Score 3, Funny) 272
they want their obsolete file system back
they want their obsolete file system back
is there a clue stick big enough to enlighten the federal government?
my iTunes isn't seeing any update from the original 3.0 upgrade yesterday.
Lotus Notes = Ray Ozzie
if this man is speaking, I am not listening
kitties are cheap too
there should be a zombie attack override, you don't want the car to die if you have a posse of zombies on your tail!
wow, they just relabel end user testing "free release" and it's somehow different.
this is gonna be fun, consumers will want a real 1.0 and when this beta code eats all of grammas photos there will be a backlash
the shows the BSD license is more free, as it doesn't dictate what you can or cannot do with your code.
so what happens when an app crashes, and zombies exist. I can't wait to hear about gramma not being able to open ANY applications because all 3 games she played last night are zombified and not showing on the task bar.
is spyware exempt? that will be a huge factor in people not being able to start any application. if 3 spyware apps are open, can they start McAfee to clean them? or would that go over the limit?
this could be fun. like watching those staged building demolitions in Vegas.
and it turns into a fully functioning unicorn!
really. and it's a secure unicorn too
odd, because Easter bunny science is on the cutting edge in Christian scientific circles.
at least that what Santa Claus told me
yeah, who wants consistent data, that's for old guard type people
gee I deposited my paycheck three weeks ago and it's not in my account yet?
bank: don't worry, it will be there eventually.
they will continue to promote it as they do now, but will have more control over it.
(the control thing is likely not a good thing overall IMHO)
But no way they dump Java (and then of course Websphere), their services business is reliant heavily on these products.
IBM loves Java, they will love it more when they own it.
RTFCB?
please?
People will buy anything that's one to a customer.