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Red Hat looks under Linux's hood
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Bob, Bob, Bob...
It's easy to look at $5,000,000 and think that it's less than $50,000,000, but that ain't necessarily so.
Say, for example, you were using Excel...
It's easy to look at $5,000,000 and think that it's less than $50,000,000, but that ain't necessarily so.
Say, for example, you were using Excel...
Gee Dino,
I don't think I'm speaking out of turn if I tell you that Bob and I will be be happy to each give you our $5000 for your $100000. Heck, I'll even throw in a bootleg copy of Excel.. :)
I don't think I'm speaking out of turn if I tell you that Bob and I will be be happy to each give you our $5000 for your $100000. Heck, I'll even throw in a bootleg copy of Excel.. :)
jimf -
If we're talking personal checks here, I'm pretty sure that your $5,000 is worth a whole lot more than my $100,000!
If we're talking personal checks here, I'm pretty sure that your $5,000 is worth a whole lot more than my $100,000!
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The MS-Office-12 migration would be at least $50M, since it will require upgrading all software, some hardware, etc.
To outfit and train every state employee with OpenOffice: $5M Max. No OS upgrades, no license fees, just training and compliance checking.
The audio recording of that Massachusetts meeting is 2 hours long, but it doesn't drag. Microsoft comes off as a complete idiot.