We really need a corollary for Godwin's Law adapted specifically to Bitcoin discussions: as soon as you say, "Modpoints don't have any intrinsic value!", you lose.
Frankly security related bugs/are/ the most important ones, because they provide attack vectors to the rest of the system. Missing functionality is just meh, but nothing to worry about.
Blah bleh. Not maintaining anything is also a kind of maintenance, i admit. Note i didn't even say it was difficult, it's just vastly time consuming. You can't possible maintain a real-world LFS as your everyday distro and stay up to date and have a job, or family, or whatever.
Especially since MS has gone to a lot of trouble to hire an small army of some the best brains in, maths, security, computer science and a number of other scientific disciplines and yet even these brainy overachievers overlooked this simple trick.
They've also hired such guys to come up with Windows 8 in the first place. And Windows 7. And Windows Vista. And... you get the idea.
> "They can't lock him up, so they goaded him into locking himself up!"
Except for the little fact that he isn't cut off the internet which he certainly would be in US custody. duh.
What you say perhaps applies to consoles back in the time they were actually made of different components than standard desktop PCs. Now you've got the same, just arbitrary stripped down in terms of possibilities of doing anything else with it.
Well, once you left your ivory tower you will realize there often is a waste cost trade-off. If i have to choose between a couple mW loss of power vs a couple $ on more sophisticated circuitry, guess what wins?
Slashdot Mirror
lazer.
reasonable battery life. I stick with my dumbphone until that happens.
We really need a corollary for Godwin's Law adapted specifically to Bitcoin discussions: as soon as you say, "Modpoints don't have any intrinsic value!", you lose.
You might be able to fix this with a HOSTS file.
Wow, i've rarely seen something this stupid.
I'd be even more excited if there was a laser involved somewhere.
Frankly security related bugs /are/ the most important ones, because they provide attack vectors to the rest of the system. Missing functionality is just meh, but nothing to worry about.
1TB OS drive
i laughed bricks.
5. Fork.
Blah bleh. Not maintaining anything is also a kind of maintenance, i admit.
Note i didn't even say it was difficult, it's just vastly time consuming. You can't possible maintain a real-world LFS as your everyday distro and stay up to date and have a job, or family, or whatever.
Be sure to tell me when you found that infinite-memory patch.
Especially since MS has gone to a lot of trouble to hire an small army of some the best brains in, maths, security, computer science and a number of other scientific disciplines and yet even these brainy overachievers overlooked this simple trick.
They've also hired such guys to come up with Windows 8 in the first place. And Windows 7. And Windows Vista. And... you get the idea.
The real problem is embedded, i dare say.
If you ever went down the LFS road, you'd know what you end up with is an unmaintainable system. Nice try, though.
Great. Now think about why you /don't/ have mod points.
for an open source car then.
Well played^W^W^W^W^W^Wkarma-whored, sir.
> Monitored and secured the site 24/7
> Slept well.
wait.
i see what you did there
...and that is where redundancy usually comes in.
> "They can't lock him up, so they goaded him into locking himself up!" Except for the little fact that he isn't cut off the internet which he certainly would be in US custody. duh.
In unrelated news, fyngyrz announces an ultracap that has battery-equivalant energy, cost and cubic space consumption.
What you say perhaps applies to consoles back in the time they were actually made of different components than standard desktop PCs. Now you've got the same, just arbitrary stripped down in terms of possibilities of doing anything else with it.
permadeath used to be a feature, back when 'gamer' wasn't synonymous with 'pussy'
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Oh snap, i gotta return to the combat zone ASAP, the screen went all black and shit! See ya later
Well, once you left your ivory tower you will realize there often is a waste cost trade-off. If i have to choose between a couple mW loss of power vs a couple $ on more sophisticated circuitry, guess what wins?