He's still 10 times less annoying than GWB, so cut him some slack.
Does it still crash all the time?
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I haven't used it since FC4, but back then it sucked big time (they even bundled a buggy gcc version; it was impossible to compile any version of the kernel with it; oh, and the gcc project didn't publish binary version; just imagine installing gcc from source:) ). The fact that KDE crashed 5 times as often that XP was just the tip of the iceberg. I it made me avoid Linux for a few years, and then tried Ubuntu, where my only gripe is ATI support, but it sucks for all distros.
Well, if I had to choose being an average guy in China or an average guy in Russia, I would choose Russia. At least Russia has the institutions of a democracy, however corrupted.
Although, I don't remember torrent trackers ever going down. (I'm not so sure of this. Usually police targets pay for FTP servers.) And users never get sued.
I wish I had mod points. Yeah, Randroids haven't grasped the tragedy of the commons situation (in that situation selfishness without trust brings the tragedy).
Well, that's more of a problem for.Net than Java, because Java was always uptodate on Linux as well, as it's Linux version was always maintained by the core develpers, not 3rd parties. (And they can't charge for that as it's GPLed.) Considering that SUN/Oracle is more intrested in the success of Linux than Microsoft, my vote is on Java. Also when I tried Redhat's IceTea, it worked seamlessly. (Of course they have it easier as they don't have to invent everything once again, as the can access the GPLed sources.)
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He's still 10 times less annoying than GWB, so cut him some slack.
I haven't used it since FC4, but back then it sucked big time (they even bundled a buggy gcc version; it was impossible to compile any version of the kernel with it; oh, and the gcc project didn't publish binary version; just imagine installing gcc from source :) ).
The fact that KDE crashed 5 times as often that XP was just the tip of the iceberg. I it made me avoid Linux for a few years, and then tried Ubuntu, where my only gripe is ATI support, but it sucks for all distros.
" I don't see many modern activists with the same attitude. "
Yeah, they all comment anonymous.
"Myself is proper when you are both the subject and the object, as in "I did it myself.""
It's not object there, it's emphasis on subject. (Therefore I think the whole thread is nitpicking, but I'm not a native speaker.)
You mean it's not enough to shot zombies in the head?
What if someone starts to poison the shared blacklist DB?
Well, if I had to choose being an average guy in China or an average guy in Russia, I would choose Russia. At least Russia has the institutions of a democracy, however corrupted.
Recursive joke is recursive.
You lived in the bubble that thinks people are rational.
+1
Wish I had modpoints.
Thank, you that was ... highly educational.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AyVh1_vWYQ
Or maybe you lived in your own bubble and ignored things that they did right. (I don't know, I'm not Canadian.)
If the internet is for porn, I don't even dare to think about what happened to these poor animals.
It's buggy for sure.
Although, I don't remember torrent trackers ever going down. (I'm not so sure of this. Usually police targets pay for FTP servers.)
And users never get sued.
Do they levy HDDs?
" undisciplined, ungovernable people on their hands, who they are attempting to govern"
"didn't understand government, and wanted nothing to do with it"
" The Brits left in disgust, and things are basically unchanged since then."
Sounds like Americans.
Invade Iceland for operating pirate training camps (and for crimes against good taste)!
It's not a trainrobbery, it's a scientific experiment.
" do they also have ... Space Boats?"
They have spaceships so I guess, yes.
"BASH is basically turing complete."
So is Brainfuck and Whitespace.
I wish I had mod points.
Yeah, Randroids haven't grasped the tragedy of the commons situation (in that situation selfishness without trust brings the tragedy).
Your princess is in another cave.
Well, that's more of a problem for .Net than Java, because Java was always uptodate on Linux as well, as it's Linux version was always maintained by the core develpers, not 3rd parties. (And they can't charge for that as it's GPLed.) Considering that SUN/Oracle is more intrested in the success of Linux than Microsoft, my vote is on Java. Also when I tried Redhat's IceTea, it worked seamlessly. (Of course they have it easier as they don't have to invent everything once again, as the can access the GPLed sources.)