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By User, I mean business owner, it ought to be like an apple product in so much as the default interface is easy enough to do most of the things you would want to do with your PBX, Obviously, some stuff like configuring site-site peering, and a T1 PRI would need more experience, and an advanced interface. The idea is, some of the product line, may only be sold by VAR's, like anything that cant auto-configure itself, for example.

For what market slice, think smaller :-P, I'm looking at the 3-300 Seat market, which is a much larger portion of the system market, then the high end stuff Cisco is selling.

I'm looking at competing with Panasonic and Toshiba, and folks who have no phone system at all - for now, I have an idea for a much much larger system, that simply moves the point of aggregation up a level - I personally would love to knock Cisco out of the game at some point, their product is junk in many ways. I've never seen a Cisco install work as expected - and I've seen somewhere north of 30 of them - in my opinion any phone system that need regular reboots is garbage.

Having supported phone system as a service, its often roses, honestly, in most cases it just doesn't work, the biggest issue being call quality (Choppy Audio, one way Audio, etc), also, SIP and NAT do not play nice, so you usually need an ALG if you want more then one phone on the customer premises, which annoys the customer as its another 200+ dollar piece of gear.

I think the best idea is to partner with folks like Vonage, and other IP Telephony Carriers (Looking with a big eye towards the cable carriers offering business voice service like Comcast), to provide branded hardware, so they provide the trunking to the premises, we provide the phones. The customer can manage all their stuff internally, and the telco has an inbuilt market.

Thanks so much for the advice!
Would you say that Warren Buffet is a financial genius? And would you say the thing that separates Buffett from the rest of us is that he has a high IQ, or is because he sees all of the dynamics and intricacies of the financial world in a way that few others do?

You can control your environment if you see and understand its connections. Whatever Jobs saw and understood enabled him to create Apple, NeXT, and Pixar, and ultimately build Apple back to the most valuable technology company in the world.
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Try it, it is all free. Eventually it will also be open-source.
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Forgot to include my interests: Sensors, Personal Life Recorders, Mobile (also know Objective C), and education.
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It stops an avenue of piracy sure, it also stops code injecting into the startup which is also cool. The fun bit is going to be all the disk encryption software that will take a hit when people migrate to 8 (unless it's signed).
Why would focusing on the desktop not be a good long term strategy?

Contrary to what seems to be printed in the tech press, I think desktop/laptop computers will be around for quite some time as productivity platforms even if other formats become more popular for passive consumption.

With the other big players focusing on other areas, Linux desktop can fill a niche here.
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Oh this brings back memories of my 386!

Probably one of the first open source programs I used , before I even knew what open source meant.
I really liked Turbo C... It was so nicely integrated: the editor, compiler, linker, visual debugger and excellent help system. It also had a nice paned IDE which actually looked good and made it very usable on those old DOS systems. [I had been using Alcyon C on the Atari ST and Lattice C on PC before I discovered Turbo C].

I always have been (and still am) a fan of the Borland series of developer tools - still using C++Builder today and still liking it.

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From the article:

> Today, Jane doesn’t know what the celebrity gossip is.

I venture to suggest that it actually refers to the former one you mentioned, which, being constructive, leads to the latter one in various occasions (but not exclusively).
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Yes. I made very good money in grad school creating a stats package for the fourth edition of book from one of my professors using Turbo Vision.
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Apparently Jean-Louis was one of the few people that stood up to Steve in Europe when he visited back in the 80s, and this earned him Steve's respect. Back then, Jean-Louis was in charge of Apple France and didn't cave to setting Steve's unrealistic sales forecasts for the Macintosh.

Later on, Sculley (then CEO of Apple) chose Jean-Louis to replace Steve as head of the Macintosh division (which the Lisa team was folded into). Steve would later reflect on Jean-Louis as a "terrible" bozo--probably because he thought he was betrayed by him.

One thing I did notice about Steve from reading Isaacson's book is that he categorized people into two camps. They were either bozos or heroes, and nothing in between. Either an idea was the most amazing thing ever, or it was utterly shit.
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Yea Your probably not my target audience if your comfortable with your setup but think about those that don't know lua or how to run a shell script from the command line. Not even mentioning what they need to know to get their game compiled and running on both iOS, and Android. For example, my younger brother came to me asking how he could make a game and the only way for him to technically build a game would be to learn some programming language like lua, as3 or something else, but I thought it would be great if he could just download a tool, create something and put it on the app store or share with his friends. As he continues to develop his technical skills he can grow with the tool and eventually write scripts to add more complex behavior if he wanted to. So the ease of use to get started and flexibility to extend the tool was key for me. Being able to get visual feedback and put your idea together really quickly instead of having to learn a bunch of stuff before you can even get started is compelling to me.
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i do rails and php and frequently switching between the two made me write halfmoon (https://github.com/jcs/halfmoon). it's basically a tiny framework for php that has a syntax like rails (where php allows it - php 5.4's new short array syntax should clean things up quite a bit once it comes out). it uses an existing php port of activerecord (http://phpactiverecord.org) so all of the finders, associations, and validations work much the same.

as you can see by the code, it doesn't aspire to be a full port of rails, but it does routing, controllers, models, and views similarly enough. it's probably closest to the syntax of rails 2.2.

i use it in production for a handful of low-traffic sites (http://hntrades.com, http://4m.blandroid.org, http://domainical.org) and mostly hack on it when i'm working on a project and need a new feature or find a bug. it doesn't have any community or documentation outside of the README, but the project works well enough to keep me sane when i'm writing php.
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I meant what is there to do for normal people, rather than government. Of course the government has many options. But when they ignore a was in their country... The best people can do is at least putting some attention on the issue.
Well, I suppose I fall into this category: I'm a grad student in the humanities, with a fair bit of math background which I don't actively use in my work (apart from some simple statistics), and I mostly program to automate away things that take too much time otherwise. I was taught Pascal in college, but in a "monkey see monkey do" way (for instance, we did implement linked lists, but nobody really explained pointers to us, it was just "put a star there and it'll work"); later I picked up Python and also did a Django project. However, via a friend I discovered Common Lisp and I have never looked back; I just find it comes very naturally to me.

Still, I agree that something like Python is a very suitable language for somebody who just needs to simplify their lives. (At my old school they've switched from Pascal to C# now... why?)
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I hate that it makes you choose between stable/testing/unstable.

Whenever I install I always start with stable , because who wouldn't want "stable" right?

The I realise all the software is hopelessly out of date so I slowly end up creeping forward to testing or unstable, that's when problems begin.

At least Ubuntu fixed this somewhat with 6 month releases and LTS.
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You're writing science fiction when you think you can replace that by synthetic fuel.

Current synthetic fuel production is around 200,000. Most of that production requires coal or natural gas...

There's a difference between a proof of concept and an industrial scale production.
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sI'm not so sure. I think it's perfectly reasonable to replace an appliance after 10 years. I've lived in some apartments that had appliances from the 80s; mechanically, they were still sound but the colors were off, rust was forming and each felt like it took longer and was a little bit less effective.

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There are many things to be said about making old devices work again but sometimes you have to ask if it's really worth it. I'm pretty certain that old refrigerator pump would have ran for another 20 years.
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I agree. I also think he was trolling. Though he may have used it as an opportunity to set social pressure against people leaving Facebook.
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Came for K&R, left disappointed.

I often recommend K&R, even to those who aren't primarily learning C.
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5.5 was the best - yellow font on blue background will always bring fond memories, may be I should set Eclipse to that :)

And then came 6.0 and Turbo Vision - out of a sudden it was so easy to write programs with windows. I still remember how I was reading printed out Turbo Vision manual.
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I firmly believe that every programmer should be able to read and write C to some extent, and to learn it one must read K&R. So, yes, I agree that it is also one of the books that every programmer should read.
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I don't think your conclusion that secure boot is impractical with Linux follows from the evidence you've given. I can think of some steps to make it work:

1. Display in large type with an unskippable timeout the name, vendor, and logo of the OS before boot (embed these in the cert). If the "anything goes" cert is in use, the metadata will say "third party OS signed on yyyy-mm-dd" or similar with a warning logo.

2. Require confirmation at the UEFI level of any change in the OS certificate.

3. Require mobo vendors to allow self-signed certificates to be generated, but only from within UEFI.
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Being fired while belonging to an Identified Minority is harassment and discrimination unless done according to a documented failure of a Personal Improvement Plan.
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Agreed, didn't meant to sound as harsh as I did to the OP.

Re: What did Pixar do that is new... Pixar is fundamentally a film studio that applied tech development methods to the creation of feature films. This was huge in the film world, which uses what tech people call the "waterfall" model. (We abandoned that approach everywhere but in government back in the 70s.)

On the creative side, it's true that Pixar is a director-driven studio, but all films are basically director-driven. What's more interesting is that Pixar directors get to iteratively improve the film many times. This is something that most studios CANNOT do, due to technical limitations. The ability to iterate is HUGE, and is the main reason why Pixar films are so good when they are released.

Basically, Pixar makes bad films -- they just never release them. Instead, they take that film and make it better, over and over, for four-five years straight. THEN, and only then, do they release it to the public. (Incidentally, this is what Apple does.)

Pixar has a lot of other worthy corporate values, but in the filmmaking sphere, their success is mostly a result of having better tools and processes.

For a non-Pixar example of that in the film world, consider movie trailers. Before the advent of computer-editing (what we call non-linear editing, e.g. Final Cut Pro, Avid, etc.), movie trailers SUCKED. They were laughably bad. After computer-editing? Much, much better. Same people, same films, DIFFERENT TOOLING. And far, far better results.

Sometimes, the tools really do matter. In Pixar's case, the lesson is that iteration is huge. In the tech world, the Lean Startup approach would be the equivalent model.
I agree and all my comments have stressed that his dad was a great dad.

My point is that what made this great was that he got to spend time with his dad, doing something together that they were both enjoying, NOT that he learned about cash flow.

The lesson here is that kids love doing stuff with the parents, proper stuff, not that we should be teaching kids about business skills.
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I'm curious whether the info about Harvard students is accurate as well. If there's one university I would imagine gets followed by a lot of non-students it's Harvard.

For a clear illustration, look at their respective facebook place pages:
Harvard: 918,295 likes;
Stanford: 248,574;
UC Berkeley: 86,214;
MIT: 65,339;
Caltech: 2,686;

This clearly isn't about the schools' relative sizes or their popularity among past students but the global reach of their respective brand names.

Some of the things listed for Harvard rang very true from my time there (particularly the interests in consulting, new york, private equity, and famous harvard grads like Conan) while others made less sense to me (Jimmy Fallon?)

Still a very interesting data set though, if only to see what kinds of people are influenced by each school's brand.
> The PRC sees Taiwan as a province of China

FYI the ROC also sees Taiwan as a province of China. There is another province called FuJian province, ROC.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujian_Province,_Republic_of_Ch...
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The CP/M version was a native compiler. The real limitation with the Z80 version was that recursion required either a compile time switch or annotation on the functions (It's so long ago I can't remember)

Somewhere I have a copy of just the editor portion of turbo pascal (from memory it's around 13K) that I snaffled when I worked for Borland in the mid 80s. Sadly no good anymore as 16 bit COM programs won't run on my 64 bit system.
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