Advice: feel free to say it, don't bet anything on it. It's like saying "not a single american drunk anything with alcohol in it during prohibition". FAIL.

Currency in Italy grows quicker than firefox version number, sadly...

They don't have a TRADEmark, just some mark. I read it also on macrumors.com but I can't find the article now..

That's the (awesome) point: they sue Apple because they have a name and a logo! I think if your business is so tightly connected with your name, you should *at least* bother to trademark it, not just have someone design you a logo (unless you're used to it in USA, I hope not)

Just stop granting random patents because the people who decide on 'em can't understand what's written in a paper.
Let real tech people judge and - eventually - grant a *limited* patent, but stop giving away things because people can't read a proposal..

+1

Don't think they just spent countless man hours to develop a brand new Final Cut suite to throw away it all some weeks later. iOS for the win, but on *lower* devices, the most advanced Unix-based S.O. on *higher* devices. From a certain point of view *everything* is a device.

The broken link is half of the 30-year-lag experience.

Use and study it as much as you can: knowledge pays for itself and OSX Server is not the same thing as a raw linux/bsd box. (And while you're at it: enjoy every single pixel of their Apache and Mailman admin interface OSX style, you'll miss 'em in real life!)

I had to work with them setting up some resources while working for a major adult website, as far as I can tell they just had talks with a lot of people in that community (450K+ people) about why they like and don't like. Don't know if this qualify as 'methodology' but at least they bother to talk with actual people and their approach was quite professional and scientific (given their public talks at least). Apart from that I'm just happy those hours setting up blogs had a reason :-)

dunno if it was boring, quite sure it was repetitive :)

Neither you can prove that Anonymous did it, a txt isn't enough.

Glad it didn't make into core :-) I'm not using GNOME these days but I did a lot and I had bad memories about mono, this relax me a little bit. Thank you!

Quite interesting, GNOME already have *a lot* of core applications backed by Mono... Who will tell 'em? ;-)

• http://www.mono-project.com/Screenshots
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mono_(software)#Software_developed_with_Mono

World isn't ready for that: Voltaire died 200 years ago and people is still trying to deal with his works, let them have their time..