We don't make enough food, we starve to death, we don't make enough software we.......?
Not quantity. Quality. It's about not being driven by the whims of software companies. No planned obsolescence. Able to patch a security hole in $OLD_VERSION rather than installing $CURRENT_VERSION on every PC in the office. Not needing to change document formats every few years. That sort of thing.
Because if the patch only says that it corrects a typo in a description somewhere, a good admin will probably not be in a hurry to deploy it. If it closes a bug that allows root access because someone logs in with the username "Joshua", the admin might be more eager to test and apply the patch ASAP.
I doubt prostitution falls under the Commerce Clause, so I'm pretty sure the Federal government has it's hands tied by the Constitution. If anyone makes a stink about not having a Federal ban the congresscritters can rightfully point out that it's up to the states.
We haven't had "Adventurous Aardvark" or "Cautious Cuttlefish" yet (so we've got about 6 years to come up with something). Although Canonical didn't seem to care that we had "Hoary Hedgehog" when "Hardy Heron"'s turn came.
Playing with it in Debian, I find gnome-shell to have extremely poor performance. The dependencies (mesa) suggest to me that it may require compositing. What about the computers that aren't capable of compositing?
I normally vote labour, unless this gets scrapped by labour they won't get my vote. I'll probably move to the US with my partner if this ever comes in over here.
And to think only a few years ago I was considering Australia as a fallback.
Sure did. People uncertain about iPad-vs-Courier decide to put that on the back burner, and forget exactly what made them put it there in the first place. By the time it comes back to their attention, everyone has started jumping on the bandwagon and the decision has morphed to iPad-vs-Android-vs-OEM/Windows.
Taco Bell gives everyone a free taco occasionally. I don't know if there is any sort of schedule to it.
7-11 gives free mini-slurpees July 11 every year.
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Fair enough.
Either option is better than off-the-shelf.
We don't make enough food, we starve to death, we don't make enough software we.......?
Not quantity. Quality. It's about not being driven by the whims of software companies.
No planned obsolescence.
Able to patch a security hole in $OLD_VERSION rather than installing $CURRENT_VERSION on every PC in the office.
Not needing to change document formats every few years.
That sort of thing.
That's what she said.
Naw. They'd mark it "Informative" and "Interesting"
Because if the patch only says that it corrects a typo in a description somewhere, a good admin will probably not be in a hurry to deploy it. If it closes a bug that allows root access because someone logs in with the username "Joshua", the admin might be more eager to test and apply the patch ASAP.
IIRC, participants ranged from 18 to 89. And they didn't get a choice of partners.
I doubt prostitution falls under the Commerce Clause, so I'm pretty sure the Federal government has it's hands tied by the Constitution. If anyone makes a stink about not having a Federal ban the congresscritters can rightfully point out that it's up to the states.
We haven't had "Adventurous Aardvark" or "Cautious Cuttlefish" yet (so we've got about 6 years to come up with something). Although Canonical didn't seem to care that we had "Hoary Hedgehog" when "Hardy Heron"'s turn came.
I update Debian Sid weekly.
Ditto. For my (offline) home computer. ;-)
...just installed Lynx for my brother, because:
I agree with your first two points, but since does a web browser need repos?
I suddenly regret having posted in this article...
He doesn't even need to go with LTS. Karmic won't drop support until the release of Maverik+1.
Playing with it in Debian, I find gnome-shell to have extremely poor performance. The dependencies (mesa) suggest to me that it may require compositing. What about the computers that aren't capable of compositing?
I normally vote labour, unless this gets scrapped by labour they won't get my vote. I'll probably move to the US with my partner if this ever comes in over here.
And to think only a few years ago I was considering Australia as a fallback.
He has as much right to claim NIMBY as you.
And what's ironic about rain on your wedding day?
That doesn't refute silentcoder's claim.
Sure did. People uncertain about iPad-vs-Courier decide to put that on the back burner, and forget exactly what made them put it there in the first place. By the time it comes back to their attention, everyone has started jumping on the bandwagon and the decision has morphed to iPad-vs-Android-vs-OEM/Windows.
Install guake or yakuake. F12 will work soooo well then :)
A kde-less yakuake! Just what my work machine was missing.
For the sake of improving my vocabulary: what do you mean by "out of scope"?
sodium, sodium, sodium...
when is this BULLSHIT of renaming common things it's going to end ??? what is this fucking thing ? social engineering ?
it's called SALT !!! plain and simple. salt !
No it's not. Sodium is an element. Salts are a class of compounds. Sodium chloride is table salt.
Taco Bell gives everyone a free taco occasionally. I don't know if there is any sort of schedule to it.
7-11 gives free mini-slurpees July 11 every year.
But at least we know it's our fault when we lose our data.
Suck? He was very clear that the chicken was smoked. I prefer fried, but whatever works for him...