That has a link to the exact terms, with examples.

I think you have to do a software as a service but you don't have to host with MS. They will push it hard but you can host where ever you want.

No need to use the Express editions of Visual Studio when you can get the full version for free through Bizspark

Bizspark is Microsoft's way of hooking start ups. Free licenses to all MS software, yes office included (even Office for Mac), for 3 years. Then you pay an "exit" fee of $99

After the 3 years you can continue to use the products you just don't get anymore licenses, and yes they can be used for commercial stuff.

A little fine print, you must meet the following requirements:

• Developing software?
• Privately held?
• Less than three years old?
• Making less than US $1M annually?

http://bizspark.com/

It has been in use since 1989. So yes there has been more reports of crime in 21 years than people currently live there now.
My guess is that is true no matter where you live.

The Wikipedia article states that the satellite also broadcasts the same information as a "GPS" satellite. Don't know if that makes it a GPS sat or not since it is commerical, but it does all the function of a GPS sat plus more (WAAS).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wide_Area_Augmentation_System

Dish Network has the Family Pack for $19.99. That gets you 55 channels. Sure most are family orientated but you also get channels like:

DO IT YOURSELF
FOX NEWS CHANNEL
Outdoor Channel
RFDTV
THE SCIENCE CHANNEL

Or The Welcome Pack for $9.99 (23 channels)

  Comedy Central
  Home & Garden
  Oxygen
  AMC
  TBS
  MTV2
  Boomerang
Discovery Kids
  Learning Channel
  MSNBC

Dish Network is moving to the small packages and it sells pretty good.

Same here I was a slashdot reader but i missed OMGPONIES!!!

I feel so left out and cold

The guys who created the Rouge Equifax Signing Certificate used 200+ PS3 to help find the MD5 collision.

http://www.win.tue.nl/hashclash/rogue-ca/

There are tons more you can do with a PS3 than play games.

I dont think that you are speaking from Experience.

Micrsoft would never give away Server 2008, Vista, VS 2008 for a whole school for free. On the page you linked to you need to click on 'Compare Subscriptions'

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/academic/bb676724.aspx

and you will see that the cheapest they offer is $399 a year. That only gives you online access.

Each department needs to sign up for MSDNAA. The CS dept. cant use its software keys for the Math or Engineering dept.

The ACM club at my school sells Vista, and VS 2008 for $20 each. If my school did the 3 years online and media for $1437, it would only take 24 students a year to buy Visual Stuido and it pays for itself.

Sure it is not free, but you are not losing money on it.

You could not be more wrong:

http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/business/messaging.html

Sure it is only 3 nines but that is way better than the 90% you said

You don't need a coupon to buy one. it is just a coupon.

    We sell the DTV Pal box http://www.dtvpal.com/ If you wanted to and had the money we would let you buy every unit we have. The gov does not make them, or sell them. Private companies make and sell them, in the process they make some money.

We have customers who have one coupon and they buy 2 or 3

The coupon makes it easier for grandpa on Social Security to afford one.

When mine broke I decided that just because of itunes i was going to look for a different brand. It seemed like it installed 10 windows services always had updates and then the whole give you Safari unless you opted out.

That was when I said no more

My brother says it is 100 times better on his Macbook Pro. So i guess it is not all bad.