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Posted by timothy on Thursday July 17, @08:39PM
from the probably-the-one-steel-cage-is-enough dept.
CWmike writes "Web-based productivity suites, once almost a contradiction in terms, have become real challengers to desktop applications. Google Docs, ThinkFree, and Zoho, have all made major improvements in recent months. They're becoming both broader, with more applications, and deeper, with more features and functionality in existing apps. The question is: Are these three applications really ready to take on a desktop-based heavy hitter like Microsoft Office?"
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 [+] story, tech, software, google, microsoft, openoffice, maybe
Posted by samzenpus on Thursday July 17, @07:57AM
from the please-die-already dept.
CrkHead writes "Groklaw has posted Judge Kimball's ruling on SCO v Novell. For those that have been following this saga, we finally get to watch the house of cards start to fall. For those new to this story, it started with SCO suing Novell and having all its motions decided in summary judgement and went to trial only on Novell's counter claims. Cheers to PJ for keeping us informed!"
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 [+] story, yro, court, sco, novell, haha, money
Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Monday May 26, @01:11PM
from the no-paring-based-on-pairing dept.
artemis67 writes "This past week, President Bush signed the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA), which would prevent health insurers and employers from discriminating against individuals on the basis of their genetic information. GINA is the first and only federal legislation that will provide protections against discrimination based on an individual's genetic information in health insurance coverage and employment settings.'"
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 [+] story, science, biotech, gattaca, usa, suddenoutbreakofcommonsense
by JohnBailey on Sunday May 25, @07:03PM (#23537333)
Attached to: Amusement Park Bans PDAs and Smartphones

No it's not. They have a policy at a private amusement. I f you don't like it, you can "recreate" elsewhere.
Ahh.. policy.. The bureaucratic form of "I was only following orders"
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