Microsoft is just trying to get everybody locked in to their proprietary format.
I'm not buying it.
Our patent system is broken, and msft is exploiting it, simple as that.
If somebody stole a real invention that would be one thing. But we both know that msft patents have almost nothing to do with real inventions.
What did Microsoft really invent? What did Apple really invent? Yet they have patents by the thousands.
I do not develop big complicated documents on my phone.
For my phone, a standard text editor is more than enough.
If somebody emails a
Seems that, for some people, Google cannot possibly do anything right.
No matter matter Google does, or does not do, some people have to find some reason to hate Google anyway.
I thought that was gone five years ago.
Don't get me wrong, I am happy to see Disney criticized.
But tech companies like: IBM, Microsoft, and Facebook, are *far* worse H1B abusers than Disney.
And Indian contracting firms are probably a bigger H1B scammer than the US companies combined.
I guess everybody will figure that the problem has been solved now.
That is what I understand. Water used for fracking cannot be recycled, you cannot get the fracking chemicals out.
Trillions of gallons of fresh water are gone for good.
Seems like they are singling out one search engine to be treated differently than others. Hard for me to see how that is fair. Just because Google has been successful, is no reason that the law should not be applied evenly. I guess that is how Europe "thinks."
I don't know if any US president has ever over-stepped his authority as constantly as Obama.
> Millenials are often touted as "technology gurus" and "digital natives" because of the fact that they grew up from birth with modern computers
IMO: knowing how to use Facebook, and how to take selfies, is not my idea of a technology guru.
Learning MS-Office is not learning "computer science" anymore than learning to use the copy machine is electrical engineering.
Maybe we should "computer usage skills" or something?
A course in algorithms is computer science, not learning to use MS-Windows.
It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.
