Software vendors should be able to take pride in the way in which they address bugs, not feel so ashamed that the information has to be kept quiet.
Category Archive: General
I had just switched from satellite to ADSL broadband, and in the early evening, my old email addresses stopped, dead and gone forever.
This is a monumental, meticulous, and insightful account of Palmer’s life and work. It merits a wide readership.
It’s as primitive as a dominant stag roaring and grunting from the top of the tump during the rut, and all too often as drunk with testosterone.
How many of this summer’s new graduates will find that their workplace expects silent submission, and stifles the real benefits of lifelong learning?
Perhaps this shocking litany of lame excuses and perpetual procrastination is reflection of a covert policy to take crime off the streets, and put it onto the Internet instead.
I still think of those who died in the Falklands War, and of Tony Tyler, one of the wittiest and most perceptive of the contributors to MacUser. We miss them.
Like so many of David Crystal’s books, “Words in Time and Place” is seriously addictive, and essential for anyone with the slightest interest in the English language.
A truly open government champions open standards and open source, and nurtures European software development.
Let us hope that this apparent forgetfulness is not a sign of things to come.
The Eclectic Light Company 