Comment: Take it a bit farther (Score 1) 86
Maybe if they patent "clickers using student-generated response" I could avoid taking tests all together.
Comment: Re:Sorry Ars, you are animated too (Score 5, Insightful) 1051
I'm with that too. I'm perfectly fine with ads like the Google text ads. Hell, I even enjoy them sometimes. I went to a site that had these ads that constantly advertised for different MMOs, which I tried. I won't have found about these sites.
Comment: Re:Sorry- but (Score 1) 455
I"m wondering why you'd still using win2000 in 2010. Seriously, innovation can't stop just because some people still use an old operating system. You can't keep your legacy programs and use the latest at the same time. It's either all or nothing.
Comment: Re:No awesomebar? Good. (Score 1) 604
Yes, your point? if you're saying they stole the idea...so what? They picked a good idea and added it.
Time for a Vista Do-Over? 746
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DigitalDame2 writes "'There's nothing wrong with Vista,' PC Mag editor-in-chief Lance Ulanoff tells a Microsoft rep at this year's CES. 'But you guys have a big problem on your hands. Perception is reality, and the perception is that Vista is a dud.' He goes on to confess that the operating system is too complex and burdened by things people don't need. Plus, Vista sometimes seems so slow. Ulanoff gives four suggestions for a complete Vista makeover, like starting with new code and creating a universal interface table. But will Microsoft really listen?"
French Police Ditching Windows for Linux 122
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esocid writes "In another European blow to Microsoft the French paramilitary police force said Wednesday it is ditching Microsoft for the free Linux operating system, becoming one of the biggest administrations in the world to make the break. The gendarmerie began severing its ties with Microsoft in 2005 when it moved to open source office applications like word processing. It switched to open source Internet browsers in 2006."