Actually, I knew that already #
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
I also do tarot, with the self-same powers.
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
"Do you want to work on the TTP project?"
"What does TPP stand for?"
"The TPP Project"
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
...so that we know what the hell they're talking about in all their recent press releases.
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
It's not hard to find out what Microsoft ESP is about. Type it into Google, or just go to www.microsoft.com/esp. I remember when journalists used to do research ;)
It is a name, not an acronym, in this context.
Anyway, it is the professional version simulation engine derived from the 25 year old Microsoft Flight Simulator product line. All fun stuff!!!
Dr Kenji Takeda
University of Southampton
www.ktakeda.net
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
I also do tarot, with the self-same powers.
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
Enterprise Simulation Platform
gg register gg
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
VSS. Visual Source Safe. Or Volume Shadow Services.
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
include 'encapsulating security payload', 'event stream processing', 'emergency service pack', and 'extra sex please'.
http://www.acronymfinder.com/ESP.html
Posted Wednesday 14th January 2009 22:41 GMT
At least, that's what MS says.
http://www.microsoft.com/esp/faq_esp.htm
Posted Thursday 15th January 2009 10:53 GMT
It's just the New Zealan localized version of Active Server Pages
Posted Thursday 15th January 2009 10:53 GMT
We moved from ASP.NET to ESP.NET when we discovered that managers expected us to develop for as yet unstated future requirements. I understand that this is not uncommon and therefore expect ESP.NET to become the language of choice for a large number of developers in the near future.
Posted Thursday 15th January 2009 10:53 GMT
"I remember when journalists used to do research ;)"
I remember when researchers used to do research.
Dr n
Central University of Networking Technology
Posted Thursday 15th January 2009 15:47 GMT
Researchers used to research? When was that? When I was a researcher I spent all my time redrafting my CV. Research is for geeks. Journalism is for press officers. Cut and paste is for journalists.
Posted Monday 19th January 2009 10:32 GMT
Extended Stack Pointer, shirley?
Mine's the one from the dark old days of hand-assembled code...
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