The thing you use to justify, rationalize, and give credence to an agenda you already wanted to push through.

The expensive thing you pay to do the same thing you already have staff for.

The thing that implements the hot new business school buzzword to show youâ(TM)re a bold leader, not afraid of the cutting edge.

The thing you can take credit for the successes of without worrying about shame.

The thing you can assign blame to if it doesnâ(TM)t work out.

So would anyone reading Business Insider expecting to find anything useful

Apple wants to control peoples thoughts with their devices

Losing SPARC doesn't make much sense for Oracle. They already are closing down their x86 business and all the talk from them has been about investing in / focusing more on their SPARC (read more expensive) integrated system offerings

SAP 1 Oracle 0

Sounds like my ex-girlfriend.

I've had several managers with the same ability.

Why does everyone insist on using cat where grep alone will suffice?

Is there any other content on the internet apart from those items listed?

Social Security?

A very short period of time? I hear today's technology becomes yesterday's technology somewhere around tomorrow.

That's from Jurassic Park.

That's the real news story here.

So, perhaps the conversation should have been something more along the lines of:

AC >> And you cannot represent every statement of concepts in a purely mathematical expression.

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They probably have better records of US nuclear technology than we do.