KDE considers yet another massive reorganization and new version! Certainly this won't affect usability or the long term future of the project at all, just like the transition from KDE3 to KDE4 didn't!
Yep. Time to leave these growing rolling buggy monsters and return to xfce.
Or maybe somebody might fork old good KDE 3.5 and keep it in the nice "maintenance mode" without spasmodic revolutions each year or so? I could easily live (in fact would prefer) without plasmoids and semantic desktop pipe dreams.
So eating suicidal shrimps should help against depression. Hmm, seems that there could be whole new medicine emerging. Suicidal shrimps with anti-depressants, some good wine,...:)
Yep, I can confirm this. Same thing happens with two iPhones 3GS in my family. Reboot helps but not for a long time. When I know there will be important calls I usually re-boot my iPhone in advance, just in case.
Sure. Some irresponsible financial gamblers are much more valuable for decaying empire... Don't worry, US guys, Russians and Chinese will sell you some Space Services and information. Maybe. Remember that after end of Shuttle program soon there will be no serious US space transportation vehicles anyway.
> Am I the only one who noticed that Moshe Bar (the leader of the openMosix project) has gone on to found three (!) virtualization companies, including Xensource?
So it's worth to avoid Xen now because it probably will be abandoned too.
> "Remember, the blacklist is just publishing the data."
Nope. These "data" result in active censorship of mail in whole Internet. Blacklists are close relatives to "Index of prohibited books", published regularly by Catholic church (actually by Inquisition).
Any person or organization publishing blacklists - doesn't matter, for free or for pay - need to be audited regularly and forced to pay for damages incurred to innocent people. Class action lawsuit seems to be long overdue.
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KDE considers yet another massive reorganization and new version! Certainly this won't affect usability or the long term future of the project at all, just like the transition from KDE3 to KDE4 didn't!
Yep. Time to leave these growing rolling buggy monsters and return to xfce.
Or maybe somebody might fork old good KDE 3.5 and keep it in the nice "maintenance mode" without spasmodic revolutions each year or so? I could easily live (in fact would prefer) without plasmoids and semantic desktop pipe dreams.
Oh no, it's typical KGB of worst Soviet times. 3-rd Reich wasn't so advanced technically . In fact this is worse than KGB.
And yes, I did live in Soviet Union when it was still strong. I know about KGB.
So eating suicidal shrimps should help against depression. Hmm, seems that there could be whole new medicine emerging. Suicidal shrimps with anti-depressants, some good wine,... :)
Yep, I can confirm this. Same thing happens with two iPhones 3GS in my family. Reboot helps but not for a long time. When I know there will be important calls I usually re-boot my iPhone in advance, just in case.
Nope. In Soviet Russia, you warm the hot water.
Yep, so called Global Warming is, by far, #1 hoax these times.
> it's like saying writing your password on a post-it stuck to your monitor is a good security practice because security by obscurity doesn't work.
However writing _incorrect_ password on a post-it note stuck to your monitor works quite well :)
Sure. Some irresponsible financial gamblers are much more valuable for decaying empire... Don't worry, US guys, Russians and Chinese will sell you some Space Services and information. Maybe. Remember that after end of Shuttle program soon there will be no serious US space transportation vehicles anyway.
> Am I the only one who noticed that Moshe Bar (the leader of the openMosix project) has gone on to found three (!) virtualization companies, including Xensource?
So it's worth to avoid Xen now because it probably will be abandoned too.
> "Remember, the blacklist is just publishing the data."
Nope. These "data" result in active censorship of mail in whole Internet. Blacklists are close relatives to "Index of prohibited books", published regularly by Catholic church (actually by Inquisition).
Any person or organization publishing blacklists - doesn't matter, for free or for pay - need to be audited regularly and forced to pay for damages incurred to innocent people. Class action lawsuit seems to be long overdue.