Blue Hair

Study: Shift Computing to Where Power Is Cheapest

I believe that's why Microsoft opened a new data center in Eastern Washington

Boeing's Dreamliner: Still Grounded But Its Stock Could Soar

On Jun 24 08:39 AM john s. gordon wrote:

of course with the
> hubble telescope there was that little dimensional problem with the
> optical system - inches not the same as millimeters.
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I think that was the Mars probe Jack

Boeing: Five Causes for Concern

Here's the link
www.boeing.com/commerc...


On Jun 09 11:43 AM Blue Hair wrote:

> The 777-200ER can do it

Boeing: Five Causes for Concern

The 777-200ER can do it


On Jun 09 11:21 AM User 357705 wrote:

> Perhaps the trend toward smaller planes is true for city pairs like
> Peoria to Omaha or even Beijing to Shanghai. The trend is definitely
> to the 380 and the airlines of Asia that are flying them are promoting
> them as are the Tourist Bureaus of the countries that the aircraft
> flies to.
>
> Airbus makes a better more comfortable aircraft that uses less fuel.
> Take an A-340 from Zurich to LA nonstop and you'll see what I mean.
> Or NY to Singapore nonstop. Even LA to Bangkok nonstop. Is there
> a Boeing aircraft that will do that?

Windows 7: Another Round in the Microsoft - Apple Rivalry

Yawn!

Microsoft's Machiavellian Codec Scheme

I agree with RLLH. I'd like some expert insight into how Apple fits into this CODEC discussion. Seems to me MS is just trying to do what Apple has been so lauded for and, I might add, paid hansomely for. For the record, I do use WMP, both in XP and W7. At the moment my preferred CODEC is DIVX.

A Real Rally, Or Just a Bounce?

You should give KSER in Everett WA. They are community owned with no commercials and play everything. They have an internet feed at KSER.ORG.