“Time has moved on in the years since.” LOL! A tautology if there ever was one! Other authorial gems: “writing is on the wall”, “out with the old, in with the new.” Better give this author “the old heave-ho”. Because “you cant teach an old dog new tricks”. Apparently. Eh, what?
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Microsoft partners beware: Action Pack to be retired in 2025
Linus Torvalds flames Google kernel contributor over filesystem suggestion
Microsoft gives unexpected tutorial on how to install Linux
Zoom CEO reportedly tells staff: Workers can't build trust or collaborate... on Zoom
The fakest of fake news
I see the illumilefti are still pushing the telecommuting myth. Just because Zoom’s CEO wants certain employees to come in from the demonstrably inefficient home work environs doesn’t mean that he’s French horning the Zoom product line. There are loads of useful uses for Zoom that aren’t telecombricking: webinars, demonstrations, inter-office meetings, customer confabs, help desk helping, just to namify a few. El Reg needs to get out of its gutter news mode and talk about real issues, or it’s going to be El Sludge.,
Amazon confirms it locked Microsoft engineer out of his Echo gear over false claim
Yep, the 'Who owns Linux?' case is back from the dead
Apple hardware priced so high that no one wants to buy it? It's 1983 all over again
Re: As a dev system?
No, you only had to read ONE manual: a three ring binder containing about 500 pages impeccably organized and clearly written, among the best computer documentation of the day.
I was one of the earliest developers, and attended the Mac programming boot camp in San Jose (I lived in Minnesota at the time), taught by Guy Kawasaki. This was an entirely new computing paradigm, coming as it did into a green-screen, character-based world. There was understandably a lot to learn.
I wonder what this article’s author would say about the first TV developed? It was, after all, just a radio with a graphical interface. Would he retain his haughty tone and snide vocabulary? He’s a know-nothing who was in gradeschool when the Mac came out.
Chinese Super Micro 'spy chip' story gets even more strange as everyone doubles down
Re: How can I put this?
Stargatesg7, What you posit is silly beyond belief. Any chip fab engineer would immediately detect extra litho layers in a device long before final production, and such a contaminated chip would have thermal and electrical characteristics immediately calling attention to the subterfuge. No shaving required. Only someone with no micro semi knowledge would say this.
Redmond's on fire, your 365 is terrified: Microsoft email outage en masse
Russian hackers got Trump elected? Yeah, let's take a close look at that, says Obama
Steve Jobs, MS Office, Israel, and a basic feature Microsoft took 13 years to install
Yelp minimum wage row shines spotlight on … broke, fired employee
Re: Trump?
This is not a new problem. People for hundreds of years before Ms. Whiney have tried to live in the most desirable locales whilst being insufficiently valuable to pull down the required bucks. I want to live in NY Trump Towers. It's my right! Instead I'm stuck in hot, unglamorous Southern California. Woe is me.
Never mind that most of America lives in the meat of the bi-coastal sandwich.
Kindle Fire: An open letter to Jeff Bezos
An Open Letter to The Register
Dear The Register.
Please do not let Greg Knieriemen write anymore. He is a whiner. He doesn't make sense. And he does The Register no favors by writing a rambling obsequious "open letter" to a person of intelligence and substance.
According to your "Get more from this author", this is the only thing Mr. Kneiriemen has written for "all The Register sites." Keep it that way while you still can.