Comment I will believe it... (Score 2) 253
... when I see a working fork in the wild.
Like mysql mariadb.
When I see that ppl or companies can do that, I will believe it is open source.
Interesting times ahead :-)
China To Connect Its High-Speed Rail To Europe 691
MikeChino sends in this excerpt from Inhabitat: "China already has the most advanced and extensive high-speed rail lines in the world, and soon that network will be connected all the way to Europe and the UK. With initial negotiations and surveys already complete, China is now making plans to connect its HSR line through 17 other countries in Asia and Eastern Europe in order to connect to the existing infrastructure in the EU. Additional rail lines will also be built into South East Asia as well as Russia, in what will likely become the largest infrastructure project in history." They hope to get it done within 10 years, with China providing the financing in exchange for raw materials, in some cases.
Comment They can say whatever they like... (Score 1) 296
...but hey, instead of saying 'we are doing this' or 'we are doing that', how about just doing it? I they are right, they go sell the product, if they are wrong, just forget about it...
I believe in facts, not in words. We all have heard them stating that 'Microsoft claims Vista is more secure than OS X and Linux ...' or 'Microsoft launched its Trustworthy Computing initiative in 2002...'
Cut the crap. Do it instead or saying that you are doing it. The thing is that nowadays, Microsoft is a company that stands out for things other than innovation and the like... Go do it and do it well
I believe in facts, not in words. We all have heard them stating that 'Microsoft claims Vista is more secure than OS X and Linux
Cut the crap. Do it instead or saying that you are doing it. The thing is that nowadays, Microsoft is a company that stands out for things other than innovation and the like... Go do it and do it well
Comment Re:Say what?!? (Score 1) 536
That's why when we first heard about the trolltech/nokia joining stuff I didn't like it at all.
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