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by ouhjygj 16y ago
And leading to 1000s of companies having to rewrite all their asset registers and the IRS claim lots of depreciated write downs.
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
No they can't http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobbs-Merrill_Co._v._Straus The interesting one is - what if Ford claimed you only licensed the software in your car and couldn't sell it used?
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
That's coz it's Dilbert
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
No it couldn't. There is no car chase, no explosions and only a couple of violent deaths. Plus it has all this plot stuff that you have to 'like' concentrate on ... Although it did invent the concept of anti-product placements. People would
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
Exit in 90sec tests are easy to rig. You either use USAF cadets and lots of practice until you can do it once (Boeing) or accept a couple of broken legs (Airbus) Payload probably isn't a problem - this would be used on 90min commuter hops w
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
cycling / rowing machines had this years ago. The little LCD screen shows a cartoon of you and the gym's best, your best, or some pro athlete at a set rate zooming off into the distance. I assume the screens and graphics have got a lot bett
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
http://news.cnet.com/Investor-outlines-SCO-Microsoft-link/21...
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
So what would happen if a large company in Redmond hired/contracted a bunch of ex-Sun engineers to make a java->.Net compiler so all this stuff ran on the CLR As Oracle makes it harder and harder to use the JVM people are forced into th
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
Given that they are being funded by 'investments' from a large corporation in Redmond - not very soon.
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by ouhjygj 16y ago
Well at least she seems to be enjoying the turblence!