Don't spout about something you know nothing of. NAT is a terrible (although very clever) hack that completely breaks the idea of a layered network stack. It doesn't "solve" anything.
wget app.tgz;tar xvfz app.tgz;cd app-0.1;configure;make;make install;debug;edit config;configure;make clean;make install;make cleanall;patch;configure;make;make install PREFIX=prefix...mechanism, but it does not a desktop installation method make.
It's amazing how many people bring this up as if it's a valid argument.
Read the damn article and quit jumping on the "Walmart is evil" bandwagon. Grow half a fucking brain. Walmart is DEFENDING itself, not going on the offensive here. Sheesh.
My understanding is that Linux deliberately cripples binary driver compatibility just to make it harder for anybody to ship pre-compiled drivers.
Not at all. Linux doesn't guarantee binary compatibility because Open Source projects don't need it. That's what's allowed Linux to grow so fast and be so quick to respond to new technologies. It's got nothing to do with blocking out external drivers. That's something MS would do -- we're not MS.
The hover effects on your web page are annoying and make it almost unreadable. I wouldn't have even bothered reading it except that I have a bookmarklet to remove all colors for pages like that.
I used to do that quite often -- even better, I did it with a baby stroller!
My apartment was right next to a taco bell . . and sometimes you just get that craving. Once I got chewed out for doing it, because a cranky manager was there. Technically, it's against their policy to serve anyone not in a car and they are *supposed to* turn you away.
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He's not saying that at all. He's just saying that the author is a shitty writer so we shouldn't bother reading his tripe.
and I have a feeling that you posted this because you're a 35 year old virgin who lives in his momma's basement.
Once you have done this, logout of your grandma
It was going great until this line. I have to go wash my brain out with soap now.
Meh.
Perhaps if there were fake road signs everywhere pointing people to fake banks your analogy would hold up.
Don't spout about something you know nothing of. NAT is a terrible (although very clever) hack that completely breaks the idea of a layered network stack. It doesn't "solve" anything.
Go read the RFCs.
You're too cheap for presents yourself, so you're expecting Mark Shuttleworth to fund your Christmas, eh?
I thought this was supposed to be a "detailed report" . . . . ?
wget app.tgz;tar xvfz app.tgz;cd app-0.1;configure;make;make install;debug;edit config;configure;make clean;make install;make cleanall;patch;configure;make;make install PREFIX=prefix ...mechanism, but it does not a desktop installation method make.
It's amazing how many people bring this up as if it's a valid argument.
The guy who is just 18 years old, was prompted to take this step; because of the reason that emerged from his love for gaming.
What the fuck is this supposed to mean?
The page you linked to clearly shows that the Persian Gulf (a handful of tiny countries) supplies a quarter of our oil. What's your point again?
Check your math, bubs. 1% of 2375 is 23.75, not 253.
I licked quite a bit of the microcontroller-based embedded design,
How did it taste?
loosing != losing
How can a single paragraph without any facts be an analysis?
Sometimes people's lack of reading comprehension astounds me. It seems to be the modus operandi here on Slashdot though.
HE is suing THEM and they are countersuing for damages in that case, not the Apple class action case. That's standard fucking practice, people!
Go back and take some kindergarten level reading classes.
Was that the Flash that I didn't see because I've got Flashblock installed?
What a waste of an article. I was hoping to find something new and interesting.
Read the damn article and quit jumping on the "Walmart is evil" bandwagon. Grow half a fucking brain. Walmart is DEFENDING itself, not going on the offensive here. Sheesh.
My understanding is that Linux deliberately cripples binary driver compatibility just to make it harder for anybody to ship pre-compiled drivers.
Not at all. Linux doesn't guarantee binary compatibility because Open Source projects don't need it. That's what's allowed Linux to grow so fast and be so quick to respond to new technologies. It's got nothing to do with blocking out external drivers. That's something MS would do -- we're not MS.
The hover effects on your web page are annoying and make it almost unreadable. I wouldn't have even bothered reading it except that I have a bookmarklet to remove all colors for pages like that.
I used to do that quite often -- even better, I did it with a baby stroller!
My apartment was right next to a taco bell . . and sometimes you just get that craving. Once I got chewed out for doing it, because a cranky manager was there. Technically, it's against their policy to serve anyone not in a car and they are *supposed to* turn you away.
Help to buy a baby: buymychild.com [buymychild.com]
Adopt a child instead and I'll donate $25.
All nvidia needs to do is open source their driver and then it's maintenance requirements drop to approximately zero.
Would you rather be dead or treated rudely?
Seriously, they don't go out of their way to be rude, but they don't have time to dick around.
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