So this should be called ActiveY? Active, why?
Because the passive ones are us. =P
Each 10 years some company tries a stunt like that. Five years later, after a lot of pain and tears, we manage to survive the mess. And then another company do it again.
It's amusing how we, The People, manage to allow it again and again.
SCO also refused to accept they had a lost case.
Let's see how they accept the bill at the end.
IoT . Google wants to control your IoT.
ActiveX.
Good luck with that. We will need it.
Something tells me these H1B visa holders are neither entrepreneurial nor brilliant.
I worked with a very talented Indian professional once. He said that the best professionals on this country just don't leave the country. He can earn exactly the same amount of money that the best Europeans and Americans ones, and spend it on a incredibly cheaper one. There's no bad place if you are rich enough, and a middle class salary from USA or Europe makes you rich in India.
So, yeah. You appear to be right. The ones that stays home appear to be the better ones, so the ones that emigrate should be the less qualified (or competent) ones.
Definitely not Hogan's resume.
According to his boss Wilhelm Klink, no one has ever successfully left the company.
alive.
Oh dear god no! Please! I'd rather use a Mac!
Not so fast. These little bastards can be amazingly useful. If you can manage to use a Gnu/Linux box, you can use a Raspberry PI 3 as a (very) capable Graphic terminal for your cloud appliances without worries.
I'm using a bunch of crap, I mean, Raspberry Pi Models B (that one with 512Mb) in a little cluster for miscellaneous tasks, and the damned things work fine. I built a web radio for my home with two of them, and they still have a lot of juice to spare.
Banana Pi and Orange Pi are also capable machines, but lack the support Raspberry Pi has. But other than that, there's some interesting applications for a small computer (smaller than a 3.5" sata HD") with sata ports.
Or, as my dad used to say
My grandpa used to say "Use the right tool to the job : don't blame the pipe wrench for destroying the nut if you are too cheap to buy a proper nut wrench.". He was a mechanic.
Doing serious, professional programming using a Raspberry Pi when you are better served by a i5 with 8G RAM is just... childish.
... you insensitive cloth..
Somewhat boring to update (compile times), but it works. As it does on BSD, by the way.
Brighter than you, as it appear.
Jobs had is own ideas about how Apple should do business. If you really used to use Apple products on the last 10 years, you should had noticed how things changed course slightly before his death.
the entire win 10 OS is a virus why the hell would i ever want that.....EVER you could make 7 slower then windows 1 , id still never want it....9 or 8
Being that the precise reason they are slowly turning Win7 into Win10. Patch after patch.
He's literally ignoring that Apple was the only company to ever fight against DRM in their products.
No. Steve Jobs did that. And Jobs is dead.
Really, it's no different than loading up you car with merchandise that you did not pay for.
What's completely different from loading a stolen car with merchandise that you did not pay for.
(better late than never)
But they replaced the board with a bunch of people that are well known proponents of privacy and not exactly friends of the federal government...
*IF* the cons are the government, cleaning up the board of directors with people that did not already had said "no" to their proposals is better than sticking up with people that did. At least there's a hope for change - and, believe me, this stunt was cheap for the government, they can repeat this ad nauseaum.
But perhaps the feds are not guilty this time, who knows?
Math is like love -- a simple idea but it can get complicated. -- R. Drabek
