Follow Slashdot blog updates by subscribing to our blog RSS feed

 



Forgot your password?
typodupeerror
×

Comment HP Inspired by Apple: Think Different (Score 5, Interesting) 257

Well, Meg Whitman had the guts to say "Find them some money" when HPLabs proposed the "Machine." I wish HP all the success.

It is about time some corporation stepped up to the plate other than Apple and jump-starts mega-improvement in major devices.

My first time sharing "Mini-computer" (was not mini sized), desktop engineering computer (using mag-strips pre-HP45), & then the HP35-41-45-75 were all incredible computing devices for their day.

Comment Trust in Cloud Data Centers? (Score 1) 62

Given the numbers of attack vectors in data centers from social engineering to software to hardware faults, would you trust your company's IT data system ONLY to "cloud suppliers?"

Something like 2/3rds of small businesses that lose their digital data go out of business within 6 months, so it is a real risk issue to not have a totally local backup data system that can be brought up within a day.

Do you totally trust big cloud data centers?

Comment Re:Long-term capital gains? OK, then Capital Mkt (Score 1) 382

Or at least a stock purchase must be held for at least 4 days and then any gains are 100% taxed if sold in under 4 months.

This stops flipping and incentive to do short term ordinary income gains. Stocks after all are about long term investment.

I know, I know, the BIG trading houses and HFT & DARK POOL guys would absolutely go on insane rants, but what we want is a "CAPITAL MARKET", not really a trading market.

Comment Re:HP Is Being Cheap = LOSER segment (Score 3, Insightful) 121

HP always made the best far back, like the HP-35, 45, 41cx and then PCs of high quality.

Now HP apparently seeks to blend in with the masses of the cheapest laptop designs on the Asian continent.

Who is going to match Apple for top-of-the-line laptops, which a professional can use for 5-6 years before replacement?

Slashdot Top Deals

Dynamically binding, you realize the magic. Statically binding, you see only the hierarchy.

Working...