Displaying items by tag: Robert Cringely

Would any company that earns US$20 billion (A$27.9 billion) from a product line think of giving it up? That fact alone, culled from Microsoft's 2019 annual report, puts paid to the reasoning (?) employed by open-source advocate Eric Raymond in claiming that Windows is on its way out.

Published in Open Sauce

The whole point of making changes to the H-1B visa system is so that Indian outsourcing companies are deprived of the visas and American companies can use them instead, according to a veteran US tech journalist.

Published in Outsourcing

A veteran American journalist, who has followed the fortunes of IBM for nearly four decades, says what happened with the Australian Bureau of Statistics census application "is a result of conscious and deliberate decisions by IBM's senior management".

Published in Government Tech Policy
Monday, 24 October 2011 09:57

FOSS luminaries ignore Ritchie's passing

Twelve days ago, the computing pioneer Dennis Ritchie was found dead at the age of 70. News of his demise was broken to the world by a former colleague, Rob Pike, who worked alongside him at Bell Labs.

Published in Open Sauce

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