The University idiot that sanctioned him should have to write a 12 page research paper on why it would have been better to buy this guy out and fold his product into the University website, so it could serve it's STUDENTS better!
we have 5 kids. They're older now (youngest is 10), but I watched them while their mother shopped, or had other things to do. We had great fun! I'm like you - I can't understand why people would think men are incapable of handling kids.
No thanks, I've had enough of Microsoft monopolies, I'm not helping them build another. As recently as the Skydrive mess they've battered the customer. I'm even moving off of gmail because Google is getting the same way.
Having been through multiple pregnancies with my wife, I can tell you that a pregnant woman's decision-making capabilities take a back seat during the first trimester - any board that does not move to limit a CEO's power during the first trimester of pregnancy is doing a dis-service to the shareholders. I can see lawsuits on this in the future.
I'd say that's spot on: YOU didn't form the government you live in, you have been coerced (by force, if necessary) to follow the laws and rules of society since the day you were born.
I would add a third point to that: we've watched MS use their size and position to stifle and destroy good companies. Now, when MS does something that could cause them problems, we react with glee.
reduced and zero-gravity environments allow crystals to grow faster, and in more perfect configuration than gravity-bound locations. This could lead to some really interesting metal alloys.
all I hear is "blah blah blah, never been done before, too hard, no money" - same things said about flight prior to the Wright Bros. These guys (who are smarter than us) see an opportunity. I, for one, would like to see them succeed. We need to get heavy industry off of the Earth.
pretty simple - they (the dealership) do not have the right to modify a EULA - it would be like Best Buy accepting a EULA change for a MS software product.
uhh, did we read the same article? he suggests that in all instances FRAND would be acceptable if there were not a truly open standard.
MS is still doing it's best to 'cut off the air supply' of a free and open IT ecosystem. Nothing new to see hear. MS fanbois will proclaim innocence until the last GPLed piece of code is eliminated.
what's funny is that MS is probably making more off the Android market than the WinPhone market - all they have to do is threaten a patent lawsuit, and suddenly they're making a couple of dollars for every Android phone a vendor makes.
ehh, Microsoft will fall back on the old tried and true: Change apis for each successive version of Exchange, and make minor api changes during patches - just enough to cause Apple products to work inconsistently, and make sure Windows Phone X stays up to date with the changes. Corporations are too stupid as a group to see what's being done to them, so they will drop Apple like yesterday's news and join the Microsoft death-cult.
it's total bullshit on Comcast' part. If you remember, the argument was that the top 5% were causing issues for the remaining 95%, and the issues were stated, at the time, to be with the 'last mile' pipe. Just another example of a monopoly being a monopoly.
I understand that you get your info from CNN, but a mesh network will work. See the research into ant colonies for more info. There was a headline today about a neutrino network that would transmit directly through the Earth, for true point-to-point communication.