Did you even read the article? I doubt it, nobody ever does.
Here is his conclusion for those who missed it:
The bottom line: Oracle's kernel is much ado about very little. They've tweaked and tuned a newer mainstream kernel, stuck it on top of another company's Linux distribution, and are touting it as a major accomplishment. The magic ingredient here is spin, not innovation.
No offense but who gives a flying fuck whether you can change your background on a phone? I don't put stickers on the lid of my laptop, hang gonks from the mirror of my car, tattoo my shins or graffiti the nearest public wall. A sense of self worth shouldn't be reliant on decorating things. You don't speak for people who like tech. You speak for immature people who like tech.
Make sure you create a new disk image once you get the crap off that machine. Then it's a bit easier the next time. There are plenty of free and open source solutions to that nowadays.
- no way of storing favorites (with three taps I can find my way home or get a list of favorites on my tomtom)
You can easily create "direct navigation" shortcuts on your home screen that direct you to any address in your contacts. That would take you two taps......
Passwords have a number of things that biological features don't have.
1) They are a secret
2) They can be changed at will
3) They don't require a physical feature (you can keep them in your mind).
Biological features are thought to be great because of their uniqueness. But the problem is that once they are compromised, it is permanent. So they are never good by themselves.
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Not any more.....
What, exactly, is wrong with them connecting your Pandora account to the UNIVERSALLY UNIQUE ID for YOUR phone?
Government?
This is my big complaint also. I use NoSquint and the left edge is cut off unless I make the text so small that it's hard to read.
A big thumbs down from me.
P.S. Is there any way to REMOVE the topics at the left? I can't find it in the options.
At a reasonable price, of course. On demand is not so great if it is costly.
It may be AT&T now, but many of our "Yahoo" email addresses still end in @sbcglobal.net
Well... first they would have to figure this out for themselves, now wouldn't they?
Only in the summer and only if you're far enough north.
About time, I guess
Now I know why your user name has Crazy in it!
You can't even get the acronym correct!
You do know that the Ford Explorer is not a web browser, right?
That is correct. 85% of people think that they are better than average drivers.
Here is his conclusion for those who missed it:
The bottom line: Oracle's kernel is much ado about very little. They've tweaked and tuned a newer mainstream kernel, stuck it on top of another company's Linux distribution, and are touting it as a major accomplishment. The magic ingredient here is spin, not innovation.
It's quite interesting that PRICE is missing from the comparison. I'd say that based on their own scoring system, that would make it dead even!
I must see your rec room....
Oh, wait, your Moms rec room!
I am!
Ah yes, the old false dichotomy.... I love it.
Is it possible that I might not want to spend MY MONEY on either of THESE. Yes indeed, that is not only possible but it is is TRUE.
But thanks for playing....
It's also flipping all your damned apostrophes around!!!
Or ruby, or python, or perl, or .....
Expect the unexpected!
Yes... ve must get moose and scveral!
Make sure you create a new disk image once you get the crap off that machine. Then it's a bit easier the next time. There are plenty of free and open source solutions to that nowadays.
You can easily create "direct navigation" shortcuts on your home screen that direct you to any address in your contacts. That would take you two taps......
1) They are a secret
2) They can be changed at will
3) They don't require a physical feature (you can keep them in your mind).
Biological features are thought to be great because of their uniqueness. But the problem is that once they are compromised, it is permanent. So they are never good by themselves.