They also point to a benchmark made in Phoronix. here is an excerpt from the conclusions:
Of the 27 tests that were carried out with our first Debian GNU/kFreeBSD benchmarking session, in 18 of the tests Debian GNU/Linux 32-bit was faster than Debian GNU/kFreeBSD 32-bit. However, with many of those 18 wins, the GNU/kFreeBSD results were very close to the GNU/Linux numbers. With the 64-bit versions, Debian GNU/Linux did even better and was in front 23 of the 27 times compared to 64-bit Debian GNU/kFreeBSD. These 64-bit results were certainly quite interesting and it looks like the FreeBSD kernel can be better tuned for a 64-bit environment. Debian GNU/kFreeBSD 64-bit though did have strong advantages with the x264, 7-Zip, and Gcrypt CEMLLIA256-ECB Cipher tests over the Linux kernel.
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Oracle has nearly nothing to do with Ruby, so in that sense it's not surprising. However it's surprising that only a couple developers complaint about that in the Netbeans testers mailing list given the community that had been growing lately around this extension. In other news, Aptana seems to be a good alternative too.
Preparing a class is part of their job. Actually is a core part, so if they can't do it either the whole system is wrong or they're doing something wrong (poor time management skills? they just don't like their job?). I'd bet for the second. By the way, my girlfriend is a teacher.
Funny. I was a KDE die-hard user until 2006. Then I switched to GNOME and learned to hate it, then XFCE, and now OpenBox + CrunchBang. I think this is the last time I change my DE or I'll end up by having a setup like RMS's
(...) reluctant to teach evolutionary theory in the classroom either because they fear controversy or they just aren't comfortable with the material (as not every biology teacher was a science major)
Is THAT hard to go to the library, take a book and read it to prepare a class? Geez, they don't even have to do it in a yearly basis.
They didn't get rich listening to a bunch of "whiners", but those having the money. Although, they provided a way to not look so "evil". Now Google is prisoner of his own debts, just like a politician funded by doubtful sources.
Facebook users - famous or not - need to take better care of their social networking security," said Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at Sophos.
I could swear I read something about Slackware some years ago, but I've never heard about SuSE/OpenSUSE servers compromised. It's not that they're insignificant, but they simply kept themselves secured or no one ever realized they were compromised. Besides OpenSUSE is among the top five Linux distros I can't get your point.
I installed Linux to my brother a couple weeks ago (he's an accountant). The next day he said he hated OO (the old "I can't find what I need" argument). He's the kind of user who is not afraid of playing around with new things, but he told me that the GUI just wasn't attractive enough to make him do it. So I decided to install Lotus Symphony it's less powerful (in terms of features, since they're stuck in a not-so-new version of OO, but release fixpacks periodically) but my brother felt in love with the nice icons and the general layout (he opens many windows at a time, so SDI mode is just fine for him).
We no longer live in the era of 'plantation-type' movie studios or recording houses
The problem is that they won't die without fighting, doing as much damage as they can in the process. We still have years of DRM and its mutations to witness in the next years.
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Blame the lawyers (yeah, I don't like lawyers :P)
And how are they going to check the baseball scores?
This "Armel" flavor is used, among other things, as a base for Maemo (and I guess for MeeGo too).
Debian rules! It defeated Fedora, Ubuntu and OpenSuse and Microsoft
I really enjoyed reading the blogs :P
In short: They do it for your own good
I'm just curious, who have you discovered giving out your personal information? You can skip the porn sites.
The YouTube video
I like the background song. What is it?
The rest is plain sh*t.
Microsoft is going to patent hesitation
In Colombia we're going through a similar situation. Now I don't feel so alone *sigh*
I hate those .mht files. I thought they weren't a standard, but turns out that that format is a kind of.
Oracle has nearly nothing to do with Ruby, so in that sense it's not surprising. However it's surprising that only a couple developers complaint about that in the Netbeans testers mailing list given the community that had been growing lately around this extension. In other news, Aptana seems to be a good alternative too.
Preparing a class is part of their job. Actually is a core part, so if they can't do it either the whole system is wrong or they're doing something wrong (poor time management skills? they just don't like their job?). I'd bet for the second. By the way, my girlfriend is a teacher.
Funny. I was a KDE die-hard user until 2006. Then I switched to GNOME and learned to hate it, then XFCE, and now OpenBox + CrunchBang. I think this is the last time I change my DE or I'll end up by having a setup like RMS's
They just want this media circus as a way to discourage possible future hackers. It's stupid, I know.
Is THAT hard to go to the library, take a book and read it to prepare a class? Geez, they don't even have to do it in a yearly basis.
They didn't get rich listening to a bunch of "whiners", but those having the money. Although, they provided a way to not look so "evil". Now Google is prisoner of his own debts, just like a politician funded by doubtful sources.
Scott Adams has depicted them in so many ways...
I could swear I read something about Slackware some years ago, but I've never heard about SuSE/OpenSUSE servers compromised. It's not that they're insignificant, but they simply kept themselves secured or no one ever realized they were compromised. Besides OpenSUSE is among the top five Linux distros I can't get your point.
I installed Linux to my brother a couple weeks ago (he's an accountant). The next day he said he hated OO (the old "I can't find what I need" argument). He's the kind of user who is not afraid of playing around with new things, but he told me that the GUI just wasn't attractive enough to make him do it. So I decided to install Lotus Symphony it's less powerful (in terms of features, since they're stuck in a not-so-new version of OO, but release fixpacks periodically) but my brother felt in love with the nice icons and the general layout (he opens many windows at a time, so SDI mode is just fine for him).
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PS.: Yes, pasting in the
The problem is that they won't die without fighting, doing as much damage as they can in the process. We still have years of DRM and its mutations to witness in the next years.
So if a [known] singer signs in to be a donor after he/she dies, can the person who "receives" the voice use it for commercial purposes?