jonhendry

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by jonhendry 16y ago
Also, only a moron would use predictions from 40 years ago, based on 40 year old science and data, as an argument against current client science. We have vastly more data, better tools, better methods, better technology, and science has pro
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by jonhendry 16y ago
Eh, primitive data was primitive. Note that the key part of the prediction was the rate at which CO2 would increase. As it turned out, atmospheric CO2 hasn't yet reached the point that was predicted. So it should be no surprise that the sea
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by jonhendry 16y ago
And the 'plaintiffs' will get a coupon for $2 at the Apple Store, or some similar negligible benefit.
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by jonhendry 17y ago
It'll be interesting to see if Snow Leopard's NSPurgeableData and related stuff moves to iPhone OS. (I gather Google's phone OS have something similar). That'd let developers have cached data that the OS knows it can blow away safely if mem
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by jonhendry 20y ago
"Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, Outlook, and Exchange are the core software apps of 90+% of small businesses." You forgot the CPU-sucking antivirus apps they need to run that still can't guarantee that the business won't be brought to a st
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by jonhendry 20y ago
Also... I don't know why any company would use Windows for important machines. Requiring the use of Windows is like requiring that all key staff be recruited from drug rehabs.
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by jonhendry 20y ago
Paul, I think Apple's resurgence required that Jobs be pushed out. I feel that his time in the wilderness helped him grow in ways that would not have been possible if he had stayed safely ensconced at Apple. Instead of being at a hugely s