under european law, they have no standing for requesting this sort of code to be removed, as the code was obviously created as a research tool and for interoperability.
screw those idiots... let's start git cloning the hell of it;)
The LSE's current trading platform is its own Linux-based edition named Millennium Exchange.[12]
Their old trading platform TradElect was based on Microsoft's.NET Framework, and was developed by Microsoft and Accenture. Microsoft used the LSE software as an example of the supposed superiority of Windows over Linux in the "Get the Facts" campaign,[13] claiming that the LSE system provided "five nines" reliability, and a processing speed of 3–4 milliseconds. For Microsoft, LSE was a good combination of a highly visible exchange and yet a relatively modest IT problem.[14]
Despite TradElect only being in use for about two years,[15] after suffering multiple periods of extended downtime and unreliability[16][17] the LSE announced in 2009 that it was planning to switch to Linux in 2010.[18][19]
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compare China and their constant contaminated by anything and everything baby formula problem
This sounds suspiciously similar to SQRL https://www.grc.com/sqrl/sqrl....
obviously this is flawed for so many reasons.
"I just wasted xxx hours at the DMV waiting in line"
probably counts too, I imagine
looks like it fails to detect the use of noscript ;)
my bullshit meter just exploded
it's https over openvpn... I'd say it's good enough
still waiting on the FDA to ban High Fructose Corn Sirup from everything too...
are you 2 communists ? we all know commies are eeevil !! ;-)
Can't IBM just buy whatever remains of SCO for scrap and shoot it down for good ?
the Attack of the killer terrorist nipples...
stupid false prude US IDIOTS, prime purveyors of hard p0rn all over the world
which is yet another excellent reason to get rid of this crap that systemd and it's ilk are
ok... cue BSOD joke in 3... 2... 1...
you believe airlines are not heavily subsidized ?
yeah, it's called "public investment", each person pays a little bit so that everyone can use the thing, think "public roads"
there's no way for the train to derail, considering the design (the thing literally runs in a 3 ft deep ditch)
money is not an issue when transportation of people is the matter.
will the stupid germans pick up their transrapid stuff where they left it now ?
under european law, they have no standing for requesting this sort of code to be removed, as the code was obviously created as a research tool and for interoperability.
screw those idiots... let's start git cloning the hell of it ;)
The NSA are one of their biggest customers
lets add emacs to it
no, it will soon include emacs !
either that, or lennart is using linux as a host os while he's writing his own... it will soon be time to jettison this crap !
hilarious link with this newspaper like graphics saying "the london stock exchange choses windows over linux for reliability"
yet, wikipedia here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L... states :
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The LSE's current trading platform is its own Linux-based edition named Millennium Exchange.[12]
Their old trading platform TradElect was based on Microsoft's .NET Framework, and was developed by Microsoft and Accenture. Microsoft used the LSE software as an example of the supposed superiority of Windows over Linux in the "Get the Facts" campaign,[13] claiming that the LSE system provided "five nines" reliability, and a processing speed of 3–4 milliseconds. For Microsoft, LSE was a good combination of a highly visible exchange and yet a relatively modest IT problem.[14]
Despite TradElect only being in use for about two years,[15] after suffering multiple periods of extended downtime and unreliability[16][17] the LSE announced in 2009 that it was planning to switch to Linux in 2010.[18][19]
citation needed
yeah... my 48GX was stolen a few years back... been using an emulator on the iPhone lately