Comment Re: But (Score 1) 198
ooooorrrrrrrr......
The population as a whole doesn't care about hording digital music files anymore and pays for a music service that has 99% of what they are looking for.
ooooorrrrrrrr......
The population as a whole doesn't care about hording digital music files anymore and pays for a music service that has 99% of what they are looking for.
Trump, McConnell, and Ryan: "If we can't repeal the ACA, lets destroy the legitimacy of the system by running it like idiots and allowing hackers to break in"
That is kind of a large gap to trot around stating you have determined a constraint, no?
For enterprise...and frankly, if they added a free desktop to my office 365 home subscription, I would probably use it. I store a lot of my stuff on OneDrive so being able to be somewhere and get access to my stuff from a desktop I know I own and control (control with respect to people I am not in a subscription relationship with) would be nice.
It was sane for the time because the compute power of a mainframe and the flexibility of tasks a mainframe could perform for a company was limited. That is no longer the case. Equating a full GUI desktop experience to a timeshare text terminal experience doesn't make sense.
Centralizing desktop functions for an enterprise is about saving tens of millions in hardware costs. If staff can interact using a centralized virtual desktop they can walk up to any terminal and there work is sitting there, exactly how they left it when they went to lunch. The flexibility and reliability that brings to a business is ridiculously valuable.
PCs were used as endpoints because servers were not powerful enough for the scale of operations that were happening at businesses, or, the business was so small that it could not afford a server infrastructure. Now, all of that is gone. Servers can serve up the end point experience for workers anywhere around the planet. It's one of the few times a change in business practice has happened because of the technical superiority as opposed to some stupid trend.
you're mentally ill.
cue nefarious conspiracy theories.....
The DRM battle is over buddy....Get over it.
sounds like you have a responsibility problem.
No, its bullshit conspiratorial thinking.
A guy that directed two good movies (THX and SW Ep 4)....and sold toys up the wazoo...
This court is on the verge of tossing Chevron Deference and replace it with judicial fiat. That is a greater threat to operating in the modern world than this stupid crap.
You can run a GUI on it.
Hint: Correlative studies are bullshit and do not help anyone learn anything of actionable value.
Their parents saved it and the boomers wreaked it....good job jerks.
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." -- Albert Einstein
