Adobe, which is not exactly unfamiliar with the concept of the free giveaway, has put out a public beta of a simple version of its popular Photoshop photo-editing software for free over the web. Think of it as an answer to Google's Picasa. It's called PhotoShop Express and Adobe says it'll add features over time, evidently in response to the feedback it gets from the beta.
Don Dodge wrote: D Cheng,
Of course in-house
systems go down. What I
am saying is that our
psychological need for
control makes us hold
onto teh traditional ways
of doing things.
When systems go down we
...
Tommy wrote: I simply do
not agree on many parts:
- .NET has a lot of
traction
- you can
certainly know well (and
master) more than one
language. If you cannot
master more than one
language, this could
po...
Paul Hands wrote: O'Gara
continues to be an
abject, putrid idiot.
Why publish that drivel?
To quote Pauli, "this is
not even wrong". It's
also an egregious
conflict of interest.
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