Let me put it this way. You read a book. When you are done with it and you move you decide to give it away.
You: What a waste of money it was in buying it and giving it to someone, I lost x dollars!!! Sane person: I'll remember what I read and apply that knowledge in the future, sweet!!!
Tell that to my company, report crashes are sent by email and never looked at since there are 1000s of them and it is information overload. It's not broken, it's working as intended. A simple error service sending crash reports to a database where metrics can be run would really benefit my company but they have your thinking...it is not broken so we aren't going to fix it.
Find the Office365 equivalent in open source. There is none and never will be. In todays world, working more efficiently means integrating everything together, like Office365 does. Again, find me the equivalent in open source software and in productivity.
Libre office is NOT BETTER. It's equivalent to Microsoft Office from the early 2010s. All my office needs I can do online, and it all integrates together, from CRM, email, timesheets, etc. Can open source software do that?
Why didn't you claim the same thing when Tesla joined the fray? You could have said: Does the world need a 17th (or whatever car maker count we are at) car maker?
It does make it worse. In a panic situation, a good guy with a gun will be viewed as the bad guy by those whom can't see or know where the bad guy is. Cops might even shoot the good guy and ask questions later in the mayhem.
You do know that currently it's a marketing scheme to have 64 bit CPUs for phones? There are no apps that need more than 4 gigs of memory, and if there are, they are coded poorly.
Maybe these scientists are trained using the same mold thus limiting unique idea generation (in the brain)? One truly needs to think outside the box to enable different viewing angles to problems, something one is less likely to have if he is taught like the average Joe besides you.
Two assumptions makes you doubly an ass? You do know that android is not like iPhones and makers can choose to do whatever they want like adding physical or virtual buttons,so they are free to decide on keeping headphone jacks.
"Udev had mount event support but it was so buggy and wrong that they decided to remove it completely!"
Why didn't someone fix it instead of removing it? Isn't that the beauty of open source and possible downfall?
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Kinda like the USB threat from a few days ago? I kid, I kid.
Let me put it this way. You read a book. When you are done with it and you move you decide to give it away.
You: What a waste of money it was in buying it and giving it to someone, I lost x dollars!!!
Sane person: I'll remember what I read and apply that knowledge in the future, sweet!!!
Tell that to my company, report crashes are sent by email and never looked at since there are 1000s of them and it is information overload. It's not broken, it's working as intended. A simple error service sending crash reports to a database where metrics can be run would really benefit my company but they have your thinking...it is not broken so we aren't going to fix it.
They should fire you for thinking that. Small companies with limited budgets can't pay for in-house hardware and hiring people to manage it.
Find the Office365 equivalent in open source. There is none and never will be. In todays world, working more efficiently means integrating everything together, like Office365 does. Again, find me the equivalent in open source software and in productivity.
Libre office is NOT BETTER. It's equivalent to Microsoft Office from the early 2010s. All my office needs I can do online, and it all integrates together, from CRM, email, timesheets, etc. Can open source software do that?
Why didn't you claim the same thing when Tesla joined the fray? You could have said: Does the world need a 17th (or whatever car maker count we are at) car maker?
The moon is not a scientific satellite.
It does make it worse. In a panic situation, a good guy with a gun will be viewed as the bad guy by those whom can't see or know where the bad guy is. Cops might even shoot the good guy and ask questions later in the mayhem.
What if they don't have someone to set it up for them? I doubt my parents would be able to get a linux machine up and running.
Except Spain has a clause in its constitution that doesn`t allow exiting the country, Scotland and Quebec don`t have the same clause constitutionally.
Ah so you support changing the US constitution since it was decided long ago from your ancestors?
And what program would that be that you are having trouble with?
Typescript is a subset of javascript in the end, how is it a bad language?
Funny, your list is missing.
Internet Explorer has more market share than Firefox. Edge != Internet Explorer.
What about the Raspberry Pi? It runs UWP apps.
Boo-hoo-hoo. When did Android get 64 bit CPUs?.
You do know that currently it's a marketing scheme to have 64 bit CPUs for phones? There are no apps that need more than 4 gigs of memory, and if there are, they are coded poorly.
My GS4 is still running great with the original battery!
Maybe these scientists are trained using the same mold thus limiting unique idea generation (in the brain)? One truly needs to think outside the box to enable different viewing angles to problems, something one is less likely to have if he is taught like the average Joe besides you.
My Telus GS4 didn't have facebook pre-installed. I installed it later and recently uninstalled it.
But that is not the case, what is the point of discussing something that won't happen?
Two assumptions makes you doubly an ass? You do know that android is not like iPhones and makers can choose to do whatever they want like adding physical or virtual buttons,so they are free to decide on keeping headphone jacks.
So the solution is to not have the events?
"Udev had mount event support but it was so buggy and wrong that they decided to remove it completely!" Why didn't someone fix it instead of removing it? Isn't that the beauty of open source and possible downfall?