I have to say that I don't really agree with a lot of what is in that link.
Debian has no drivers: well... you could add contrib and non-free to your apt sources list. Although I agree that Debian should have this option when installing. The user should be able to decide if they want the non-free apt sources. It's the first thing I do when I install Debian. Adding those. Because it really enhances the debian-experience. Ubuntu is indeed getting a lot of attention from the media. That's fine. But Ubuntu is a very slow version of Debian... I don't think that people using Debian will switch to Ubuntu because it will mean that your system will get slower. A lot slower. Ignoring all the things we hate about windows.... Like having to enter your password every time you want to do something. I also am pretty sure that if Debian would die tomorrow, Ubuntu would die the day after. They have a lot of good devs, but not on a kernel and system level. Ubuntu to me is an application layer on top of Debian.
Also calling Debian a distro for linux-fanatics is somewhat weird to me... Debian is one of the easiest to use distro's ever.... Hell, most other distro's have a variation of apt-get these days and with good reason. It's a good system!
Neh, if Debian would allow users the choice of automating the adding of non-free and contrib to their apt.sources they might be the new Ubuntu. Ubuntu is nice btw, nothing wrong with it, but it's like driving a Ford when you had a Mercedes if you compare the two. Ubuntu has 1 thing good though. Ubuntu is made to make switching from windows over to linux easy and it's really good at that.
All that fresh air and clean water (and as much as I hate it, anti-alcohol-policy) had to be good for something. Little did I knew it would be common sense that would benefit. I'm not from Sweden but as soon as I can afford to be an alcoholic there I will immigrate to it!
That all depends on the visibility level! And they use it especially in bad weather! If I am not mistaken on the more modern aircraft carriers it's even a demand. Make no mistake about this, autolanding is being used every day.
It is in our past. It's called ILS and the big jets are outfitted to auto-land on it. The smaller planes just get brought on the right glidescope and at decision-height the pilot takes over.
Do you have evidence of what you are stating? This is very easy: hi this is my personal believe, if you can't disprove it, it must be true. Are you a religious person by any chance?
Couldn't Iran just use a VPN to a server in the US to log into google earth? Come on... it's google earth... there is nothing on there that Iran (and any country for that matter) doesn't have already.
Let's hope they get the Patent-patent and lock it away forever. People believing that there is only 1 inventor of an idea don't know shit about history. It's very very rare for 1 person to come up with something really unique. Patents, especially on obvious things like math (software) or a 1 click-to-buy (amazon) aren't a big problem today for the average citizen, but it won't be long before those lobbies will get a law that will also let them target the end-users. Mark my words. Patents as they are implemented have absolutely nothing to do with protecting design, but everything with locking out fair competition and maximizing profits for often very obvious things that at least another million people thought about but just dind't file for it, for the simple reason: duhhh obvious.
the US is the biggest spy in this age and has been for since wo2. Off course they fuck us. This question is truly naive. Hell, this one would be the one question that proofs that: 'there are no dumb questions' is just wrong. There are dumb questions. This is one.
I have to say that I don't really agree with a lot of what is in that link. Debian has no drivers: well... you could add contrib and non-free to your apt sources list. Although I agree that Debian should have this option when installing. The user should be able to decide if they want the non-free apt sources. It's the first thing I do when I install Debian. Adding those. Because it really enhances the debian-experience. Ubuntu is indeed getting a lot of attention from the media. That's fine. But Ubuntu is a very slow version of Debian... I don't think that people using Debian will switch to Ubuntu because it will mean that your system will get slower. A lot slower. Ignoring all the things we hate about windows.... Like having to enter your password every time you want to do something. I also am pretty sure that if Debian would die tomorrow, Ubuntu would die the day after. They have a lot of good devs, but not on a kernel and system level. Ubuntu to me is an application layer on top of Debian. Also calling Debian a distro for linux-fanatics is somewhat weird to me... Debian is one of the easiest to use distro's ever.... Hell, most other distro's have a variation of apt-get these days and with good reason. It's a good system! Neh, if Debian would allow users the choice of automating the adding of non-free and contrib to their apt.sources they might be the new Ubuntu. Ubuntu is nice btw, nothing wrong with it, but it's like driving a Ford when you had a Mercedes if you compare the two. Ubuntu has 1 thing good though. Ubuntu is made to make switching from windows over to linux easy and it's really good at that.
All that fresh air and clean water (and as much as I hate it, anti-alcohol-policy) had to be good for something. Little did I knew it would be common sense that would benefit. I'm not from Sweden but as soon as I can afford to be an alcoholic there I will immigrate to it!
Another company with shitty products and consumer lock-in?
But we will shoot you...
I am afraid that if I would make a joke to that, I would get another troll mod ;)
99% of Americans in Iraq are involved in stealing oil and illegal war... What is Ballmers opinion about that?
They can be very smart, very cute, very hansom, very nice, very fuckable or... very strange.
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That all depends on the visibility level! And they use it especially in bad weather! If I am not mistaken on the more modern aircraft carriers it's even a demand. Make no mistake about this, autolanding is being used every day.
It is in our past. It's called ILS and the big jets are outfitted to auto-land on it. The smaller planes just get brought on the right glidescope and at decision-height the pilot takes over.
That's how I got rid of the first wife! No need to murder anyone, just put her in a box, stamp Fragile and Alaska on it and you're good.
@Blizz in this case. Someone made an error, it got corrected. The one involved gets invited to meet the real dev-team. Seems pretty nice to me.
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm And you'll be fine with that link. Btw, what better way to celebrate virii than an add-infected site.
Do you have evidence of what you are stating? This is very easy: hi this is my personal believe, if you can't disprove it, it must be true. Are you a religious person by any chance?
Couldn't Iran just use a VPN to a server in the US to log into google earth? Come on... it's google earth... there is nothing on there that Iran (and any country for that matter) doesn't have already.
The target audience will not be moving to the mac.
Let's hope they get the Patent-patent and lock it away forever. People believing that there is only 1 inventor of an idea don't know shit about history. It's very very rare for 1 person to come up with something really unique. Patents, especially on obvious things like math (software) or a 1 click-to-buy (amazon) aren't a big problem today for the average citizen, but it won't be long before those lobbies will get a law that will also let them target the end-users. Mark my words. Patents as they are implemented have absolutely nothing to do with protecting design, but everything with locking out fair competition and maximizing profits for often very obvious things that at least another million people thought about but just dind't file for it, for the simple reason: duhhh obvious.
that it took to write this post? For a minute I was thinking this was twitter.
the US is the biggest spy in this age and has been for since wo2. Off course they fuck us. This question is truly naive. Hell, this one would be the one question that proofs that: 'there are no dumb questions' is just wrong. There are dumb questions. This is one.
Man, I love it when they cry. All 7 of em. You know. Here in my basement. Brb, moms calling.
I am so utterly disappointed by the article.
Pass on tha blunt man. I think you got some good stuf!
Sjezus Christ, are you a lawyer mate? Or do you enjoy writing comments that in the end say nothing?
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But we do have a feature that does the same.