There could be one last tweak on the day before rollout that reduces performance by 20%. You can't tell me you've never seen this in software: "Oh, we forgot to call fsync()"
How can you tell that your ISP is not hijacking ALL of your DNS requests? You really think that Comcast cannot redirect your DNS queries to their server?
Windows network file service is just as slow and as network-chatty as ever.
When you compare it to NFS4, it is most miserable. With SMB, the client and server shoot packets at each other all day and barely any data gets transferred. NFS4 will totally saturate my gigabit ethernet and it's almost all data in those packets.
Microsoft should just embrace NFS4 and drop SMB like a hot potato. It serves noone's interests to have such a crappy file service system in this day and age.
That is the first thing they think of. You can bet your lunch money that they statically link their crypto library, and then obfuscate the binary for good measure.
My wife can bang out old Beatles classics on her guitar all day, and it cheers me up a thousand times more than any of the crap on the radio or the Internet.
Sometimes I suggest a song to her that she doesn't know. She takes this as a challenge, learns the song, and then serenades me with it.
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Does a contract provision trump a Federal law?
"Beta" means "it's not done yet"
There could be one last tweak on the day before rollout that reduces performance by 20%. You can't tell me you've never seen this in software: "Oh, we forgot to call fsync()"
Where can I buy one today?
It's vaporware until you can drive one off the lot
In the meantime there will be tweaks that may reduce the final results
Anyone who works in software knows to ignore benchmarks of unreleased products.
Because the US does NOT have universal GSM coverage. For example, a GSM phone is pretty useless in New Hampshire if you live north of Concord.
There are vast areas of the US with no cell coverage at all.
Do you really expect anyone to believe that the cost of the computer is the cost of your computing?
Intelligent people who also factor in other costs often end up choosing Macs as the TOTAL low-cost alternative.
I bought a Mac for my wife, it is by far the cheapest solution because I spend zero time fixing it for her.
They could have raised these complaints a long time ago. There is a process for this and they chose to ignore it.
XML already provides the ability to ignore things that are not understood.
My head just hurts trying to think of how one could consider this patentable.
Not if you run it from a LiveCD on a dedicated system that you have set up with a bridge like the post above.
Can you expect "power savings" when VMware is running? You are basically running two computers at once.
The browser could show a page with the same information as the DNS hijacker.
You don't fix a broken user interface by breaking network protocols.
How can you tell that your ISP is not hijacking ALL of your DNS requests? You really think that Comcast cannot redirect your DNS queries to their server?
"Red" and "Sox" are also nice names.
Windows network file service is just as slow and as network-chatty as ever.
When you compare it to NFS4, it is most miserable. With SMB, the client and server shoot packets at each other all day and barely any data gets transferred. NFS4 will totally saturate my gigabit ethernet and it's almost all data in those packets.
Microsoft should just embrace NFS4 and drop SMB like a hot potato. It serves noone's interests to have such a crappy file service system in this day and age.
That is the first thing they think of. You can bet your lunch money that they statically link their crypto library, and then obfuscate the binary for good measure.
For not teaching her about how stupid it is to file frivolous lawsuits.
You can't use a motorized vehicle on the sidewalk in most places.
You're out of your mind if you drive one in the street.
So where exactly are you supposed to ride them?
Indoors in a crowded place it's just an accident waiting to happen.
As a practical matter they are just toys for the few who can afford them.
Or else the great outdoors is in danger of turning into a lawless range of chaos, where you're allowed to bully, insult, and deceive limitlessly.
My wife can bang out old Beatles classics on her guitar all day, and it cheers me up a thousand times more than any of the crap on the radio or the Internet.
Sometimes I suggest a song to her that she doesn't know. She takes this as a challenge, learns the song, and then serenades me with it.
Life is good.
Why don't you read the comment that I was responding to:
"As usual secrets are best kept in brain case"
I was asserting the falsehood of that statement., not shilling for USB key dongles.
Tell that to the doctor in the emergency room when he needs to look up your patient records to decide if it's safe to administer a drug to you.
Semi-literate stories, completely ignorant comments
Is there a distinction or not?
That's NOT why the feature is there
It is there so you can leave sessions running and come back to them later, even from a different console
emacs starts up instantly on any modern machine so this is not an issue
You have a lot of nerve calling emacs "bloated" when you have a whole desktop full of bloated gnome or KDE stuff running.
look for yourself!
emacs is an IDE
If you want a text editor, use nano