[3453] in Software Accessibility Project email archive
That's my prediction.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Wilson)
Fri Jun 8 01:41:45 2007
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Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2007 13:38:59 +0800
From: Wilson <ojq@mercydesmoines.org>
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Do me a favour, mate.<br>
Heh, I suppose you get your numbers from Steve Jobs ? NET has also got
its gaps, and again the open source community has stepped up to fill
them. It leads to all kinds of bizarre curiosity and speculation.<br>
The big question for Microsoft's "Iron Ruby" is how compatible will it
be?<br>
More information on the project is available on the patent office Web
site. I'm a rather odd choice for this panel as I make a point of
looking backwards rather than forwards, but we'll see how it goes.<br>
Microsoft's intentions for Ruby are currently much less clear.<br>
This is the second recent incident in the last month at the university
involving the potential compromise of sensitive data belonging to
students and staff. As you know, OS X is not a monolithic piece of
software, and I find it unlikely that a full version of the desktop OS
will run on the phone. That was fun while it lasted. Apple's AirPort has
historically been unsupported under linux - this might have changed
recently.<br>
They have announced Ruby as a language for scripting Silverlight - but
that still leaves a lot of open questions. Meanwhile, hackers are doing
a better and quicker job of exploiting vulnerabilities in corporate
networks.<br>
I'm a little nervous about the iPhone.<br>
We covered rumors about ZFS support a while ago.<br>
So they can get their touchscreen iPod, and I can get my iPhone. Haven't
used them in years, but they did great emulation and I was very happy
with them.<br>
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