This has been my experience as well over the last couple of years.:)
For enterprise users, Windows Server 2007 and 2008 both have 38 vulnerabilities.
Apparently this guy does not know what he is talking about. :eek:
This is Just Microsoft FUD. Microsoft launches these little campaigns from time to time. Those people that work with Microsoft, Apple and Linux software knows the real story.
Yours is not an acceptation, I think that yours and mine are the new norm. My 3 year old, (she just turned 3) can operate a tablet better than I can. She is also very capable of using my PC in which I have Linux with Openbox as the window manager. She does show interest in Lego's and other...
Google Doc do have an offline mode as well, and will sync it back to the cloud as soon as your back online. You can also download your files in the formats that you need. As far as open office and Libra office, I have used them for years and have seen an increase in normal home and office users...
I don't see a real problem here. IE does have a plug-in to view webp and webp is an going to be if not already an open standard. Which mean that any browser that want to add support could. If FaceBook can save some storage space, then good for them. That a switch that will in the long run save...
I agree, This patent covers using a server - client communication, for data of objects on a map. This is very vague and should be Tossed, also is that not the point of a computerized map?
Valve has picked up some very BIG Linux developers Like Sam Lantinga. Sam Lantinga is creator of SDL and also worked for Loki porting ID games to Linux. There are many other ALL-STAR developers that Valve has picked up over the last couple of months. Including some hardware/driver specialist...
seems fair to me to.
I think of search results as opinions or suggestions.
I go to Google, and ask for it suggestions of a web page based on what ever arguments I give it.
If you where to replace Google with lets say "Uncle Bob". I'm sure Bob will give his suggestions and opinions on what...
The DoD has been using Linux for awhile now, it's good to see that they are spreading it to vital control systems. Being a Linux guy, I would like to see the US government make Linux a standard for all office. But I know that's not going to happen when big business controls the congress...