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by itomato 10y ago
Apple never wanted to be part of the DIY PC movement. They adopt industry standards when convenient, but would be perfectly content to make a Pro machine locked to Moore's Law and 3-year turnovers. Dongles. Dongles are your Pro future.
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by itomato 10y ago
Sounds like Slashdot.
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by itomato 10y ago
https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/xy.htm
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by itomato 10y ago
Mmm. Yeah, I get loads of value from Univision and Home Shopping Channels like HSN, QVC and the others. Can't forget Qubo and Me.tv. Good times, for sure.
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by itomato 10y ago
Whereas content is $100/month when it used to be $0.
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by itomato 10y ago
I spent a few months trying to get (re)established in FL last year as a Consultant. The major market for tech jobs come from health care. Not a very progressive or interesting market. Its mostly the typical Windows/VMWare, Microsoft st
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by itomato 10y ago
>The other major issue with Pegasus Mail is that it uses a proprietary third-party product as its core editor, and I would not be able to take that product with me into an Open Source environment. Portability issues aside, that's a
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by itomato 10y ago
Instead we have BOW
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by itomato 10y ago
If you really need Solidworks, it should be paying for you to run it on a dedicated machine. Just warez or what?
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by itomato 10y ago
FLAVOR: ALL Take your Snappy and leave the Debian ecosystem once and for all.
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by itomato 10y ago
Apple Enterprise kept on keeping on for a bit after the takeover. If there were companies willing to pay (anything) for such a transitional technology, they would have made a deal.
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by itomato 10y ago
Steve demoed WebObjects and this Dodge virtual showroom at a Microsoft Conference in 96: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goNXogpwvAk
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by itomato 10y ago
On the whole, video games aren't elevating society to the extent great literature or even mediocre performance art do. Call of Duty - what is the grand result? Familiarity with Militarization. Katamari Damacy - Hoarding for the King. P
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by itomato 10y ago
- Keep it as a pure and simple timeline. Don't show me tweets I may have missed. Make me chase them down. - No character penalty for URLs - Let people play with the data and metadata, exposing fake accounts is good for all - Encourage
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by itomato 10y ago
Flatten your hand, palm down. Pinch your knuckle skin from the sides. If there's a peaked fold that stays for more than a second or two, have a drink.
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by itomato 10y ago
The only way Facebook could "improve" is to fade away completely.
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by itomato 10y ago
This thread offers some interesting reading on Daydream and it's ROM image based cousin Darkmatter: http://www.nextcomputers.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1722
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by itomato 10y ago
Uh, not until they're vested and exercise their options. Grants are really not that common.
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by itomato 10y ago
This is more of a 'mop' than a 'paint brush'.
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by itomato 10y ago
It's not 'hard'. It's 'sparse'. There is a learning curve with any tool.
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by itomato 10y ago
The "whole widget" philosophy only works when you can sell the whole widget.
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by itomato 10y ago
I can imagine a distorted future reality where the natural progression of WebObjects was based on early successes with NeXT's OOP stuff with AT&T and Chrysler. While iTunes, the App Store and the whole "Digital Life" stem
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by itomato 10y ago
It may create a little cavity in the 10G and FC HBA market, but a unified product vision spanning the three is dizzying by comparison, and hardly a reason not to. It's easy for me to imagine how SoCs with the best of each could be a
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by itomato 10y ago
Yeah, I've thought about this. I've even run some numbers. You'd need to combine an ISP and MSP with an add-on like analytics and integrations. Trouble is, then you're competing with AWS and GCE. You have what amounts to
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by itomato 10y ago
It was the package mechanism for the phone project, so that makes sense.
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by itomato 10y ago
They supposedly put words into Red Hat's mouth by saying Snappy had support it clearly didn't have.
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by itomato 10y ago
Newsflash: Canonical want the 'desktop' to die.
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by itomato 10y ago
...now with (mandatory) Juju.
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by itomato 10y ago
I'd be a Chiropractor. The original reference architecture for the Human Body is still valid, save for a newly-classified organ here and there. No microservices revolutions, no development methodologies, no UI toolkits...
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by itomato 10y ago
NeXT also made a promo film with an app development shootout between NeXT and Solaris : https://youtu.be/UGhfB-NICzg

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