Comment: Well (Score 3, Funny) 304
It doesn't matter. But it doesn't anti-matter, less.
Or something.
Comment: Re:PDF import? (Score 1) 222
Of course, after I press submit I realize that PDF is Portable Document Format, not File ;P
IBM Slams Microsoft, Calls OOXML "Inferior" 238
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kdawson
from the yer-mama's-ugly-too dept.
from the yer-mama's-ugly-too dept.
cristarol sends word that Microsoft's accusation, that IBM has sabotaged Redmond's attempts to have the Office OpenXML format approved by the ISO, has drawn a heated response from IBM. Ars Technica has the story. "'IBM believes that there is a revolution occurring in the IT industry, and that smart people around the world are demanding truly open standards developed in a collaborative, democratic way for the betterment of all,' IBM VP of standards and OSS Bob Sutor told Ars. 'If "business as usual" means trying to foist a rushed, technically inferior and product-specific piece of work like OOXML on the IT industry, we're proud to stand with the tens of countries and thousands of individuals who are willing to fight against such bad behavior.'"
Man accidentally invents new fuel
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Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes "While attempting to cure cancer, John Janzius accidentally found a way to make salt water burn.
http://www.wpbf.com/news/13383827/detail.html"
Darwin Awards 2006 199
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CmdrTaco
from the natural-selection-in-action dept.
from the natural-selection-in-action dept.
ms1234 writes "The year is coming to and end so it is time to see how our genepool is doing. Darwin Awards 2006 includes everything from whacking RPGs with hammers to recreating experiments by Franklin."
Journal: Comments are off, wanted to comment on Citrix
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Daath
Lots of Citrix alternatives, some might not have what you are looking for... But hey, sift through these, and see if there is anything of interest
Comment: Re:It has more benefits than drawbacks... (Score 1) 352
In many ways, we're already there. Present integrated circuits technology offers minimum feature sizes of a mere 100nm. So the choice of pursuing nano-tech was made quite a few years ago already.
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