On Friday 24 January 2003 01:53, you wrote: > I call it the "trained monkey" approach. To get anything done with Windows > applications, you have to sit in front of the thing and practice hand-eye > co-ordination. I also stopped talking to the world in little pictures at > the age of three.
I never quite looked at it this way, but your right. > HP has claimed only this week to be the largest Linux vendor with revenues > of $2bn. They're also running non-disclosure briefings with analysts right > at this moment. Compaq is still a big investor in open source, even after the merger. In 1999 you could purchase a Proliant server with RedHat. > Amongst other things, a 64-bit DB2 beta from IBM. Wasn't someone here > looking for that? And: I think that was the IBM JDK in 64bit. > "Industry sources said this was the largest contract between Israel's > Defense Ministry and Microsoft. They said the company will supply Israel's > defense and military establishment with services in the field of data > protection that will prevent hackers from entering and disrupting computers > in the military and security agencies." > > Let's hope they're a little more effective than the Patriots. Gullible > bunch, the Israeli military. Oh boy, they're Palestinians enemies are dancing in the streets now. I thought Isreal was a US partner, I was wrong.
