The big difference
SQLServer | 03/13/06
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Don't forget, MS will be going all out to make at least a small percentage
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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And, Googles biggest problem is figuring out how to keep MS from leveraging
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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What about the leverage it gives other countries?
April May | 03/13/06
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Here in the US, we compete fair and square. No special treatment.
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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get over MS already
April May | 03/13/06
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And MS better get over the past and prepare for the future.
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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As was Unix
April May | 03/14/06
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dont listen to DonnieBoy as he gives,
John Zern | 03/14/06
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"Free and Open Standards"
John Zern | 03/14/06
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No, here's what it really highlights...
techboy_z | 03/13/06
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Well, one of the reasons for acquiring companies, is the employees.
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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And you know they are "more likely to quit"
John Zern | 03/14/06
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Web 2.0?
CobraA1 | 03/13/06
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Web 2 is the interactive web where web applications are interactive enough
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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Terminology
CobraA1 | 03/14/06
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Public Web 2.0 Company
iKarma | 03/13/06
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Keep spinning
TonyMcS | 03/13/06
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Everybody said the same thing about electricity a long time ago.
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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Please tell this to Penelec!!!
April May | 03/14/06
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AJAX
TonyMcS | 03/13/06
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Yes, we need a better way to do it than with AJAX. MS is working on that as
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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It's called Atlas..
April May | 03/14/06
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Uh... [text inside]
BlazeEagle | 03/13/06
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Again, some of the same arguments against buying electricity from a
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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Bad analogy anyway.
April May | 03/14/06
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Think of this: Web applications that can cache themselves for ofline use.
DonnieBoy | 03/13/06
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yup
CobraA1 | 03/14/06
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MS already did
April May | 03/14/06
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Once again, Google
John Zern | 03/14/06
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