As Jeff Spicoli said in Fast Times At Ridgemont High, "Those dudes are bogus!" Also, some delays in the UltraSPARC-III schedule and quality problems with our SRAM suppliers made it impossible to deliver this technology until now.
 

So was the Internet in 1982, the web in 1994, and Java in 1995.  Tell your customers to learn to deal with these things and sell, sell, sell!
 

The Government estimates this to be a 14.7 trillion dollar market by 2005.
 

Absolutely not.  We are making clones of humans by grabbing their DNA and then mapping it into Java classes.  We are not cloning Sun planets like Sun Toner Cartidge or Sun Floppy Disk that really never stood a chance to be successful.
 

Scott controls that group, so we just asked him.
 

Scott currently has five SunCLONE ONEs at his house and is very happy with them.
 

The main reason is that they have a tendency of jumping in the car  and heading off to the golf course at any given time and we are trying to identify the patch for this.  Patching JDNA is a challenge, but we believe that we will have this taken care of in the next release and that the Community Source program will provide millions of free developers to track down bugs like this.
 

Nanotechnology is at the nanometer level.  After that is picotechnology, femtotechnology and then attotechnology. Attotechnology is 7 to 9 orders of magnitude smaller than nanotechnology.
 

Nanotechnology is very, very, very small.  Attotechnology is very, very, very, very, very small.
 

A nanometer is 1/80,000 the diameter of a human hair or roughly 10 times the size of a hydrogen atom.  Attotechnology is roughly a million to a billion times smaller that that.
 

By working with the two primary MRI vendors we have created a JVM based on a quantum computer that is capable of mapping the human brain into JDNA to create the first true integrated hardware/software stack.  There are 32,409 patents on this aspect of the technology that can best be summarized as, "Kids, don't try this at home!"
 

No.
 

Community source discussions are on-going, but this is the most significant invention since the wheel, the transistor, and the microprocessor combined.
 

Good question.  We have also secretly purchased the rights to examine the security camera tapes in the stores so we can follow-up with those people who pick up JDNA kits just in case they do not fill out their registration cards.
 

This is why we are using a totally separate subsidiary, like we did with SunFed.
 

Keep in mind that we are not selling these units, but will auction off time on these systems.  We will need large servers to track all these clones and to handle the real-time bidding for services.
 

Three simple words for any complaint: "Get over it".
 

They are.  Check out

    http://remulak.east/afg/perps.html
 

You know how John Gage used to like to say back in the 90's, "Everything is just bits."   Well that is very *last century* thinking.  Today we like to say, "Everything is just an atom."