(funny) Naked Street!
http://www.itworld.com/AppDev/nls_ebiznaked050426/
"Recently I came across the phrase 'Naked Street' and followed the link purely out of scientific curiosity"Yeah, right!
There's a theory that says "if you put a million monkeys in front of a million typewriters, in a few years you can get the collected works of Shakespeare".
There's another theory that says the internet was invented precisely to test this :-)
http://www.itworld.com/AppDev/nls_ebiznaked050426/
"Recently I came across the phrase 'Naked Street' and followed the link purely out of scientific curiosity"Yeah, right!
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Good business plan: get on an international committee (in this case the IPv6 committee), steal ideas, patent them, then -- when the technology starts to become a standard -- tell large users you have a patent on it.
Microsoft criticised for IP address configuration patent - ZDNet UK News
These include documents from the IPv6 committee of the IETF, known as RFCs. The Microsoft employees named as the inventors of the patent were on the IPv6 committee, according to Ravicher.
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A long time ago, people used to go to the US for a few simple reasons: better lifestyle, more prestige, and more money to be made. This used to be called "brain drain".
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Are You a Scary Boss? - Computerworld Short and simple article.
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The Most Annoying Workplace Clichés - LANGUAGE - CIO Magazine Feb 15,2005
Of course, at the end of the day, no one who uses these phrases visits my blog anyway, so this is just an inside joke :-)
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Opera to MS: Get real about interoperability, Mr Gates | The Register
So, Mr. Gates, writes Hakon Lie [CTO of Opera], you say you believe in interoperability. Then why, pray tell, doesn't the web page of your interoperability communiqué conform to the HTML4 standard as it claims to? Why does the W3C validator diagnose 126 errors on your page ?I guess he only meant interoperating with Microsoft software :-)You say you believe in interoperability. Then why is your document served in different versions to different browsers? Why does your server sniff out the Opera browser and send it different style sheets from the ones you send to Microsoft's own Internet Explorer (WinIE)? As a result, Opera renders the page differently.
You say you believe in interoperability. Why does the Hotmail service deny Opera access to the same scripts as Microsoft's own browser? As a result, Opera users can't delete junk mail .
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Microsoft's contempt will be returned - ZDNet UK Comment
Distrust and distaste are powerful forces that persuade many people to move to open source, and by its reaction to the EU ruling Microsoft is doing superbly well at fuelling both.
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Cool! Looks like the open source model isn't hurting just Microsoft, but soon another giant with an M name (Monsanto) will start getting worried.
Wired News: Genetically Modified IP Launched
Researchers who want to develop technologies based on this kernel can use it as they wish if they agree to a flexible license issued by Biological Innovation for Open Society, or BIOS.
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Reboot daily, Tablet users advised | The Register
"There are also other reasons for rebooting XP daily, as Microsoft blogger Robert Scoble explains:Correction. He's been using Microsoft operating systems for 20 years. None of the others need to be rebooted daily!
"I shut down my Tablet PC most evenings and start it up from a fresh boot. Why do I do that? Because I've been using computers for 20 years and have learned that's the best way to work."
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