I want unfiltered ports. I run a small family website and home mail server, and have to jump through all these stupid hacks to get stuff to work. Verizon, I'll take even 1 Mbps if you give me raw access. Be a utility provider, not a content provider please.
Its a new trend I think, fed by the chorus from management that "IT is easy" - so they find cheap talent who live by Googling answers. Nobody designs anything anymore.
Actually, 'de jure' is the proper term. Google has become a verb - I think they've won on awesomeness. Do you hear people saying "I'll just Bing that" ?
Google is a de facto monopoly because they're pretty awesome. Your local Telco is a de jure monopoly because they have lobbyists. Monopolies are great so long as the market remains open.
The guys sounds like a complete douche and fanboi - drooling on about it being Unix, and having root, and having the 'cat' command. You bent over for Steve Jobs buddy, and not you're finding Macs are just computers too. Sorry for the loss of your innocence.
What's next, we all believe Eugenia from OSNews when she spews about BeOS? These guys are just page-view leeches, ignore them and they'll wither and die.
Half the article describes his test laptop and the theme he used. Then he didn't get USB3 to work, and suggested you overwrite your modules file (hint: use 2 > characters, not one). Then he complained about the CD burning program. Who burns CDs anymore?
Nothing about SELinux, nothing about filesystems, nothing about updated packages like SSH, Postfix, Bind, or anything.
a better article summary: "Beta Fedora makes a weak desktop, and I didn't bother to try any of the cool features of Linux"
The story goes that reporters were flying with Mr. Wrigley on a business trip, and he gave an interview. One of them asked 'Since you are by far the most popular gum around, why do you keep advertising so much, those "Doublemint" commercials are everywhere." He replied - "This plane is flying along pretty nicely, don't you think? Why does the pilot keep the engines on?"
It has as start-button analog, a clock, you can move windows around with it, and the file manager type windows show you previews of your media files. Who cares what its called? Who cares which desktop you have as long as it does these things?
Someone in your company, somewhere, probably someone with 'Strategic Sourcing' somewhere in their title either has a free MP3 player, tablet, Mini, or sports tickets, courtesy of Dell. If you aren't that guy, you've already lost.
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A real hacker doesn't call himself a hacker, you tool.
So all you have to do is scrape the paint, and wire in a little LED and resistor, and you have a free lit case? Thanks Amazon !
You realize CLU was supposed to be a CG version of Bridges, right? He's SUPPOSED to not look 100% perfectly real.
That is not exactly a decision that is in the best interest of the American people.
Do you actually think that's what they're trying to do?
Funny how most of these rich, aging guys suddenly want to buy their way into Heaven.
Why not the Archos 10 inch, which runs Android 2.2, weighs less than an iPad, and is buyable now?
I want unfiltered ports. I run a small family website and home mail server, and have to jump through all these stupid hacks to get stuff to work. Verizon, I'll take even 1 Mbps if you give me raw access. Be a utility provider, not a content provider please.
Its a new trend I think, fed by the chorus from management that "IT is easy" - so they find cheap talent who live by Googling answers. Nobody designs anything anymore.
Actually, 'de jure' is the proper term. Google has become a verb - I think they've won on awesomeness. Do you hear people saying "I'll just Bing that" ?
Google is a de facto monopoly because they're pretty awesome. Your local Telco is a de jure monopoly because they have lobbyists. Monopolies are great so long as the market remains open.
The guys sounds like a complete douche and fanboi - drooling on about it being Unix, and having root, and having the 'cat' command. You bent over for Steve Jobs buddy, and not you're finding Macs are just computers too. Sorry for the loss of your innocence.
Why not call it Mos Eisley?
So you trade freedom for security?
This is good news - we don't need any more people on the planet anyways.
Good thing nobody would put a bomb on a cargo flight...
What's next, we all believe Eugenia from OSNews when she spews about BeOS? These guys are just page-view leeches, ignore them and they'll wither and die.
Who goes to a cinema anymore, other than tweens and sheeple who've already given up their privacy on Facebook ?
Half the article describes his test laptop and the theme he used. Then he didn't get USB3 to work, and suggested you overwrite your modules file (hint: use 2 > characters, not one). Then he complained about the CD burning program. Who burns CDs anymore?
Nothing about SELinux, nothing about filesystems, nothing about updated packages like SSH, Postfix, Bind, or anything.
a better article summary: "Beta Fedora makes a weak desktop, and I didn't bother to try any of the cool features of Linux"
And if she weighs the same as a duck, she's made of wood?
Truly, you have a dizzying intellect.
When you can store energy as densely as liquid hydrocarbon, you'll have a successful electric car.
And as we see in the US, the needs of the 51% outweigh the needs of the other 49%. Ain't absolute democracy grand?
The story goes that reporters were flying with Mr. Wrigley on a business trip, and he gave an interview. One of them asked 'Since you are by far the most popular gum around, why do you keep advertising so much, those "Doublemint" commercials are everywhere." He replied - "This plane is flying along pretty nicely, don't you think? Why does the pilot keep the engines on?"
What NEW stuff has MS done lately?
Why not one trade per two seconds? Since we're already in your arbitrary fantasy land, why not one trade per day? Would that make you feel better?
It has as start-button analog, a clock, you can move windows around with it, and the file manager type windows show you previews of your media files. Who cares what its called? Who cares which desktop you have as long as it does these things?
Someone in your company, somewhere, probably someone with 'Strategic Sourcing' somewhere in their title either has a free MP3 player, tablet, Mini, or sports tickets, courtesy of Dell. If you aren't that guy, you've already lost.