Perhaps my phrasing was somewhat unclear. What I meant is "when a network is something we're taking for granted and which is as uninteresting as the water supply" - and that's just in developed countries. As long as…
Sure it can. both trade deficit and expectations of inflation play very important roles.
However, people are people.
The level of taxation is not important per se, the only important thing is how the collected taxes are distributed and what they're used for. Low taxes have helped somewhat (mostly by indirectly expanding the tax base)…
This will positively not work. I live in Romania. Starting 1999 (IIRC) and ending 2006, there has been some very similar legislation in effect. The only result was a tremendous drop in income tax (which, admittedly, had…
> The free solutions are getting much better and can compete with VMWare. Furthermore, I would say the money is not in desktop virtualization, but rather in server virtualization. For this, does VMWare even have a…
Mr. Harold is missing the point here. Protocol buffers are not meant to replace XML as a "public" API transport, they are meant to replace it on backend solutions, where one entity controls both endpoints.
Perhaps my phrasing was somewhat unclear. What I meant is "when a network is something we're taking for granted and which is as uninteresting as the water supply" - and that's just in developed countries. As long as…
Sure it can. both trade deficit and expectations of inflation play very important roles.
However, people are people.
The level of taxation is not important per se, the only important thing is how the collected taxes are distributed and what they're used for. Low taxes have helped somewhat (mostly by indirectly expanding the tax base)…
This will positively not work. I live in Romania. Starting 1999 (IIRC) and ending 2006, there has been some very similar legislation in effect. The only result was a tremendous drop in income tax (which, admittedly, had…
> The free solutions are getting much better and can compete with VMWare. Furthermore, I would say the money is not in desktop virtualization, but rather in server virtualization. For this, does VMWare even have a…
Mr. Harold is missing the point here. Protocol buffers are not meant to replace XML as a "public" API transport, they are meant to replace it on backend solutions, where one entity controls both endpoints.