If you want to quote some idealist, then put a downright out-of-touch-with-reality interpretation on it and justify that as "human nature", please go find somewhere else to do.
Prisons are full, extraditing to Australia is long past:-)
The point, it doesn't matter how you interpret the idealist, as long as you keep listening.
And be honest, given GNU etc., one could easily choose a lot less idealist than RMS.
- two level directories on floppy (document/page structure)
- automatic read-after-write checks and re-allocaton of bad blocks (floppy media expensive)
(1) (..) That bit lasted all the way through the Pentium line. (Could it remain in X86_64? I no longer work in the assembly language world and do not know.)
(2) (...)(This is the genesis of the non-orthogonal register sets that compiler writers complained about all the way through IA32, which are fully rectified only with X86_64.)
Am I too audacious in claiming that AMD cleaned up the mess?
After watching the video, it appears that half of Slashdot has no appreciation for feeding the inner geek, and is just pissed off that this guy had live females stop and actually talk to him.
No, I'm just impatient for the Segway port of this baby.
Based upon this, I presumed that you would never get the defect rate to zero and that no one would trust a data medium with anything less than perfection - and thus predicted the CD-ROM would never catch on.
You're lucky, I invested my life savings in vinyl.
(..), when I am struck cold by the realization that most of the people around me I consider friendly neighbors might as well be from that Body Snatchers movie.
That story is possible for anyone who defers his responsibility to someone else.
. Like Buddha or Gandhi, I'm a huge fan of this Jesus guy. It's 99% of the people who purport to follow him that manage to genuinely fuck up the world.
Of course, nothing else can be expected without a rubber.
A bigger problem (which web mail suffers from, as well) is that web forums are a way for a server operator to make decisions about the features you get (as well as how/if it is integrated with other content, whether for good (I won't go into that, here) or ill (ads)), rather than leaving those decisions to the client.
I'm worried about the content the operator controls.
With Usenet, it was porn.
With Web 2.0, it's very personal pictures.
(mom, I'm over 20 now).
What i want instead, are the separate systems...
Multiple separate units that each do one function well and work together, allowing me to replace one piece at a time.
No prob. I've been using it over a decade. It's called: Linux.
(oh mother, I'm posting this from a Windows machine).
Nor the risk of Jobs getting hit by a bus...
I have great economy lesson!
If you convince at least three of your friends to take it also, you will get lesson for free!
Prisons are full, extraditing to Australia is long past :-)
The point, it doesn't matter how you interpret the idealist, as long as you keep listening.
And be honest, given GNU etc., one could easily choose a lot less idealist than RMS.
(Disclaimer for VI users)
We'll see.
I know where to look if I have a job opening for a creative engineer.
You don't appear to be the cautious type, Mr. Fucking Security man.
Correct, it's a necessary buzzword to sell something like next-gen virtual data centers and underpowered subnotebooks.
Such a devious plot can only be concocted by the RIAA to hide the merits of grid-computing: torrents.
No, the term Cloud is brilliant.
P2000, I remember mini cassettes?
Am I too audacious in claiming that AMD cleaned up the mess?
Trust yourself.
The Richie-Rich appmaker understands the target audience.
So does Apple.
Mr.Slashdot, please provide me a save quote button.
Pretty please, let's not miss the point for the solution:
POSTDECREMENT COBOL BY 1
No, I'm just impatient for the Segway port of this baby.
You're lucky, I invested my life savings in vinyl.
That story is possible for anyone who defers his responsibility to someone else.
Of course, nothing else can be expected without a rubber.
Thanks.
Think different.
What shell needs a child to tell him about his environment?
!/usr/bin/env enlighten me
please?
I've never had any need for a standardized linux environment except when I had to run Civ3 using libc5. The kernel never really freezes AFAIK.
The beauty of linux, progress continues, just switch distros. If you need something comfy and reliable, use Debian.
C'mon. We're geeks. Use your imagination and the campus webcams.
I'm worried about the content the operator controls.
With Usenet, it was porn.
With Web 2.0, it's very personal pictures. (mom, I'm over 20 now).
No prob. I've been using it over a decade. It's called: Linux.
(oh mother, I'm posting this from a Windows machine).
I'd like a site with reviews, good articles and news specifically aimed at the youngster coming out of the basement.
Can you help me?
experts-exchange is a waste of time. the internetz wants to be free. -- where's my meds.
Funny, interesting or informative? I'm so excited!! -- Where's my meds.