You must be a Java programmer. Garbage collection is generally a very bad idea for a systems language, because of the periodic stalls whilst it does the cleanup.
Why not garbage collection methods in the kernel with different strategies?
So the easiest solution for companies is to force people to come into the office.
Force? Last time I checked we agreed I attend and do some in exchange for a bundle.
Also, I'm pretty confident it's better business for let's say, any restaurant, to provide services in a consistent location?
It is a comment on morality in war. Dresden was a historical cultural landmark without defenses; it was known
to be of large wood constructions, it was known to harbour fugitives. This is exactly the reason why it was never bombed before.
(firebombing was in effect since 1942 on major German cities).
War has never been a place for ethics, ashing thousands of (civilian) people and claiming to save humanity is a fucking joke.
It didn't work either, because Japan had to be nuked twice afterwards.
“Dresden, the seventh largest city in Germany and not much smaller than Manchester, is also far the largest unbombed built-up the enemy has got. In the midst of winter with refugees pouring westwards and troops to be rested, roofs are at a premium. The intentions of the attack are to hit the enemy where he will feel it most, behind an already partially collapsed front, to prevent the use of the city in the way of further advance, and incidentally to show the Russians when they arrive what Bomber Command can do.”
RAF January 1945
Time will tell. Many die hards such as myself will need a reason to upgrade. I think a bigger crises than XP awaits MS by 2020.
Many die hards need an incentive to stay on MS platforms.
Ditching studio with C# for Xcode & Objective-C is no longer desperate,
HTML5 is the universal platform supported by all the major vendors.
Electric and hybrid cars are better for the environment, and they already employ technology to charge the batteries with energy that would otherwise be wasted as heat (for example, the braking systems.)
It is the braking that is wasteful.
Anticipating makes for a smooth ride.
Any system has compromises. And network transparancy is not a core capability, it's like supporting a remote unknown display driver.
Network transparency as a capability unnecessary complicates the core and design (security, transport, feature querying et al., responsiveness). It can be solved in an additional framework, just as Exceed does on Windows.
exactly, communicator was a resource hog and simply the only (usable) browser for linux/bsd. Opera had some issues (not showing everything correct) with the HTML world of IE and was shareware.
Firefox was not super in its pre 0.9 versions, but IMO became worse after version 3. (Coincidentally, this was also the case with Netscape Navigator 3 growing into Communiicator 4).
That said, Firefox has proved to be an indispensible tool for web development (firebug).
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The word is fear.
Only a fucking lunatic would sympathize a kid bent on lethal destruction in the classroom.
It's not a waste.
It's just multi-role in the sense the role can change every month.
Which is preferable to a war every month.
Why not garbage collection methods in the kernel with different strategies?
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Force? Last time I checked we agreed I attend and do some in exchange for a bundle.
Also, I'm pretty confident it's better business for let's say, any restaurant, to provide services in a consistent location?
(firebombing was in effect since 1942 on major German cities).
War has never been a place for ethics, ashing thousands of (civilian) people and claiming to save humanity is a fucking joke.
It didn't work either, because Japan had to be nuked twice afterwards.
“Dresden, the seventh largest city in Germany and not much smaller than Manchester, is also far the largest unbombed built-up the enemy has got. In the midst of winter with refugees pouring westwards and troops to be rested, roofs are at a premium. The intentions of the attack are to hit the enemy where he will feel it most, behind an already partially collapsed front, to prevent the use of the city in the way of further advance, and incidentally to show the Russians when they arrive what Bomber Command can do.” RAF January 1945
Get the fuck off your moral high horse. What was Churchill trying to communicate with Dresden?
Be sure to put the disk upright to avoid 1 bits accidentally falling over.
A little piece of you
The little peace in me
Will die
Many die hards need an incentive to stay on MS platforms.
Ditching studio with C# for Xcode & Objective-C is no longer desperate, HTML5 is the universal platform supported by all the major vendors.
Nonsense? There should be a law against driving Picasso.
For god sake, did you even looked at the pictures in the links?!?
What about cheap N-Korean labour?
I know, you'd implement ECC by visually inspecting the pins.
It is the braking that is wasteful.
Anticipating makes for a smooth ride.
You mean TOPAZ-powered drones delivering for Amazon.com?
reporting is absorbed by systemd.
just boot up a testing system
Any system has compromises. And network transparancy is not a core capability, it's like supporting a remote unknown display driver.
Network transparency as a capability unnecessary complicates the core and design (security, transport, feature querying et al., responsiveness). It can be solved in an additional framework, just as Exceed does on Windows.
zombies don't swim; they walk the bottom.
in any case, I prefer slashing puppy zombies over zombie killer whales
speed up development and testing? I'd guess they have computer models for that, waiting for a printer takes time
Great!
Now all I need is this My-First-Missile kit. Anyone?
Good luck guessing with major distro's defaulting to "PermitRootLogin no" nowadays.
If only BBQ opened QNX / blackberry os to be a competitor instead of a dead end road.
PowerVR drivers and linux.
GWBasic is not a reliable encryption technique
exactly, communicator was a resource hog and simply the only (usable) browser for linux/bsd. Opera had some issues (not showing everything correct) with the HTML world of IE and was shareware.
Firefox was not super in its pre 0.9 versions, but IMO became worse after version 3. (Coincidentally, this was also the case with Netscape Navigator 3 growing into Communiicator 4).
That said, Firefox has proved to be an indispensible tool for web development (firebug).