I wouldn't say we're better off for having GTK, or at last we're not better off having GTK be as popular as it is. Choice is good, but Linux would be much further toward acceptance on the Desktop with one main GUI toolkit.
We'd be better off had GTK completely killed off QT, or if it hadn't been created at all. We ended up with the worst possible outcome. I can't think of anything that could slow down Desktop Linux development more than two major competing DEs duplicating each other's efforts.
Err, thats pretty much the biggest vector for malware. Pick any popular app for Windows, go to pirate bay, download it, run it, and guess what? You have an infection.
Have you ever noticed the little skulls by people's names on TPB? Those are there for a reason.
They have lower income taxes, though. All taxes considered, they pay about the same as us. But they can avoid a lot more taxation by saving their money than we can.
I imagine dropping another thousand (or whatever a Windows Server license costs these days) to upgrade the OS is pocket change in comparison to the Exchange licensing and dedicated hardware and support personnel you need to run the thing.
Sure, if training your employees on the new OS were free.
HTML isn't interactive, either. To interact you need some form of code capable of producing/displaying dynamic data.
Sure, you can make a form, but without submiting it to a program of some sort, it's kind of useless.
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I explored Paris via Google Maps, but it's just not the same as being there.
There's no money to be made in basic research when you can sell shitty packaged "solutions" consisting mostly of off-the-shelf hardware.
Then using capitalism as the model for getting basic research done is broken. You need a model where profit isn't the motivation.
I wouldn't say we're better off for having GTK, or at last we're not better off having GTK be as popular as it is. Choice is good, but Linux would be much further toward acceptance on the Desktop with one main GUI toolkit. We'd be better off had GTK completely killed off QT, or if it hadn't been created at all. We ended up with the worst possible outcome. I can't think of anything that could slow down Desktop Linux development more than two major competing DEs duplicating each other's efforts.
Such as a declarative one.
Such as... ? If it doesn't exist yet, it's not modern, it's futuristic.
So I take it there is a specific exemption for libraries?
Get sued for the key.
Err, thats pretty much the biggest vector for malware. Pick any popular app for Windows, go to pirate bay, download it, run it, and guess what? You have an infection.
Have you ever noticed the little skulls by people's names on TPB? Those are there for a reason.
during the last 10 years.
It seems to go in 4 or 8 year cycles. I wonder why that is.
Well, both do teach you to wear a helmet.
How will switching to Mac make people think you're not a fag? If anything it'll only reinforce their suspicions.
Don't let your schooling interfere with your education.
For the size, yiou could probably easily make a smartphone with those features. They're expensive because they're small.
If you can't modify the hardware without a soldering iron, does it really matter?
Train security isn't nearly as tight, since it's hard to crash one into a building.
They have lower income taxes, though. All taxes considered, they pay about the same as us. But they can avoid a lot more taxation by saving their money than we can.
I imagine dropping another thousand (or whatever a Windows Server license costs these days) to upgrade the OS is pocket change in comparison to the Exchange licensing and dedicated hardware and support personnel you need to run the thing.
Sure, if training your employees on the new OS were free.
What cell phon that supports exchange doesn't include a web browser to get to a webmail account?
Most hardware compatibility? Try installing it on anything but an x86, then get back to me.
We copy Xerox by proxy, than you very much!
HTML isn't interactive, either. To interact you need some form of code capable of producing/displaying dynamic data. Sure, you can make a form, but without submiting it to a program of some sort, it's kind of useless.
Give me wordpad and $50/hr and I'll write the HTML in haiku form if you'd like.
HTML Developer? Code is developed. Markup is written. Unless you think a secretary is a OOXML developer.
You're not a webmaster unless you maintain the web server.
Poor people can still afford to smoke as much as Obama can. The man can't be sneaking but a smoke or two a day.
Which part of Obama enumerating only federal taxes on income didn't you understand? Context counts.