Support those who support compeition, not monopolists who destroy it.
Don't be ignorant. If AMD were in Intel's shoes, they'd act like a monopolist too. The purpose of any company responsible to shareholders is to maximize profits. Give dear Google some time...
Don't blindly put faith in the underdog as 'Good Guys', sure they won't be Apple Evil but they'll come around..
I'm glad you are so easily impressed... Do you think Linux was the first operating system to allow live patching (i.e. ksplice)? Maybe the first mainstream OS... Either way its a rather minor example of innovation, if that was as innovative as software got, we'd be rather in the dark ages.
other than Sun hardware being cheap... perhaps it was a bargain compared to other commercial Unix vendors back in the 90s, but by the time it became plausible to choose between Linux-on-x86 and Solaris-on-Sun, Sun was really way more expensive.
Try the 80s too. You date yourself by glazing over this time period and giving an anecdote from 2001. Sun *was* the defacto desktop and server platform for affordable UNIX for a very very long time, when Linux was just a glimmer in Linus' eye, and while the project was gaining any sort of enterprise stability and seriousness... which was a period of more than 15 years. Not something to be just written off as a blip in history.
Lol capitalization correct? DNS is not case sensitive. Please hand in your geek card, and I think you'll find most non-commerce sites to not be listed with the Better Business Bureau, they have become irrelevant in the last decade.
I had it going for a solid 9 months, before some jerk opened my web site from a frame, executed some bad code and crashed my server.
Um, a frame crashed your *server*? That would be a real feat, considering the frame is rendered on the client side, and not touched on the server side at all.
Awww, you're 22 now, how cute. Now get off my lawn.....
Apparently Waterloo does not require proper spelling any more. What happened to those English proficiency tests they used to have when you were learning to ride a bike...
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Except filtering it doesn't remove it from our RSS? So yea, I don't like this shit coming up...
I don't want 200,000 choices all indexed, I want one story beginning to end.
Sorry that you dislike choices, to each their own.
As can C# (which I'm mostly using right now).
You lost me there. Sorry, not sure anything about that runtime hell is 'lean and mean'.
Amen. Engineer here, love the iPhone, would love to change things on it, but theres more going for it than against it.
With Linux you get several choices in desktop environments.
Hi, welcome to slashdot.
The new Atom's already do well against the ARM threat. If only they could price/package them sanely...
Support those who support compeition, not monopolists who destroy it.
Don't be ignorant. If AMD were in Intel's shoes, they'd act like a monopolist too. The purpose of any company responsible to shareholders is to maximize profits. Give dear Google some time... Don't blindly put faith in the underdog as 'Good Guys', sure they won't be Apple Evil but they'll come around..
Except that your 'normal' computer user just wants to play Farmville and the like, for which the Intel GMA is fine, these are all CPU bound games.
I'm glad you are so easily impressed... Do you think Linux was the first operating system to allow live patching (i.e. ksplice)? Maybe the first mainstream OS... Either way its a rather minor example of innovation, if that was as innovative as software got, we'd be rather in the dark ages.
other than Sun hardware being cheap... perhaps it was a bargain compared to other commercial Unix vendors back in the 90s, but by the time it became plausible to choose between Linux-on-x86 and Solaris-on-Sun, Sun was really way more expensive.
Try the 80s too. You date yourself by glazing over this time period and giving an anecdote from 2001. Sun *was* the defacto desktop and server platform for affordable UNIX for a very very long time, when Linux was just a glimmer in Linus' eye, and while the project was gaining any sort of enterprise stability and seriousness... which was a period of more than 15 years. Not something to be just written off as a blip in history.
It's sad on Apples part, but whatever, it'll be fairly easily fixed.
It does not, but that wont stop the Apple haters on /.
Truth.
Lol capitalization correct? DNS is not case sensitive. Please hand in your geek card, and I think you'll find most non-commerce sites to not be listed with the Better Business Bureau, they have become irrelevant in the last decade.
I had it going for a solid 9 months, before some jerk opened my web site from a frame, executed some bad code and crashed my server.
Um, a frame crashed your *server*? That would be a real feat, considering the frame is rendered on the client side, and not touched on the server side at all. Awww, you're 22 now, how cute. Now get off my lawn.....
God fag.
Hooray, the 4chan invasion hive mind mentality meets the slashdot nerd rage (hive mind) mentality. Get off my internet kids.
Wait until you have national healthcare my friend. Then you'll care about your smokers...
Mod this up, might be first comment to actually hit the nail on the head...
Um because this isn't Apple's official way of finding it, its actually piracy?
I have experience with Android including very simple android development
Your Hello World app ran on your Droid and your buddies Hero, congrats! That must be the same as writing a game or something people would buy right?
Mod this up, its very true...
Unless they use Linux or own a Mac, then 720p is unplayably slow with the flash player, and HTML5 youtube is yet to be complete...
You and I clearly do not dine at the same caliber of restaurants...
Apparently Waterloo does not require proper spelling any more. What happened to those English proficiency tests they used to have when you were learning to ride a bike...