I was wondering why there was such a wait for deliveries. Now we know, Google bought tens of thousands of them and distributed them to people who'll use them as door jams.
Canonical dropped a POS with Unity, lost over half of their user base and destroyed any credibility they have.
Solution? Have a way to update all of the LTS's to remove the rubbish unilaterally and thoughtlessly forced upon those users who couldn't stand it.
The problem isn't that Canonical can't undo the mistake they've made, the problem is that Canonical made that mistake in the first place. And here comes the next mistake, rolling releases. It's like watching a train wreck in slow motion where everything that made the train great is slowly being crumpled under the weight of the impact.
the North Korean government should completely and radically change from a multi-generational dictatorship to a representative Democracy and Capitalistic System, with the intent of reunification with their southern brothers
NK: We don't want a representative democracy
US: What if we meet you half way?
That sounds like a load of bullshit to me.
- What would you be growing on the land to come to the 14% figure? Different plants have different yields for hectare along with differing growth periods.
- What process of refinement was used for the estimate?
- How was the total US energy 'budget' calculated? Note the word 'budget' not 'usage'.. which is indicative of an estimate, not a fact
That '14%' is the most elaborate and outrageous guess I've ever seen quoted by a commentator.
insightful:- characterized by or displaying insight; perceptive.
the legal question "Is the programmer responsible for what their client does with the software they write?"
the moral question "Should the programmer have written the software?"
Seriously, most of us work on rubbish that rips people off. The thin red line of 'legal' vs 'illegal' is just as much an abuse of law as what the government is doing. Don't want to get in trouble for writing dodgy software?
I was wondering why there was such a wait for deliveries. Now we know, Google bought tens of thousands of them and distributed them to people who'll use them as door jams.
and their counterparts at other firms to rig the price of money
OMG! Who would have imagined that the global banking system is anything but a collection of honest people working hard for the betterment of society??
Star Wars is lost
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Why not just trust Microsoft?
What could possibly go wrong?
Canonical dropped a POS with Unity, lost over half of their user base and destroyed any credibility they have.
Solution? Have a way to update all of the LTS's to remove the rubbish unilaterally and thoughtlessly forced upon those users who couldn't stand it.
The problem isn't that Canonical can't undo the mistake they've made, the problem is that Canonical made that mistake in the first place. And here comes the next mistake, rolling releases. It's like watching a train wreck in slow motion where everything that made the train great is slowly being crumpled under the weight of the impact.
If anything it migth strengthen the LTS.
If it would strengthen the LTS, then why aren't Ubuntu users switching to the interrim releases instead of using the LTS?
.. of employment in America.
the North Korean government should completely and radically change from a multi-generational dictatorship to a representative Democracy and Capitalistic System, with the intent of reunification with their southern brothers
NK: We don't want a representative democracy
US: What if we meet you half way?
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That sounds like a load of bullshit to me. .. which is indicative of an estimate, not a fact
:- characterized by or displaying insight; perceptive.
- What would you be growing on the land to come to the 14% figure? Different plants have different yields for hectare along with differing growth periods.
- What process of refinement was used for the estimate?
- How was the total US energy 'budget' calculated? Note the word 'budget' not 'usage'
That '14%' is the most elaborate and outrageous guess I've ever seen quoted by a commentator.
insightful
Regurgitating Exxon's 'scientific research' isn't perceptive, it's blind obedience.
We do not know for sure that ocean life is doomed because of increasing CO2 levels
I often hesitate in using this term, but you .. good sir, are a DOOM DENIALIST!
Didn't see that coming did you?
Nokia.
I think talent will go where talent sees opportunity
Which begs the question, where do the untalented people work? Obviously not for failing computer companies or near bankrupt automotive manufacturers.
allow for the execution of unsigned ARM desktop applications
Awesome! Quick, somebody write some applications!
Finally .. a killer Linux portable
It's 2013, and someone is discovering Javascript?
Let's face facts and blame Perl, it's always worked in the past
I don't think "printing photos" is a growth business
That's why it's such a perfect fit for Polaroid.
the legal question "Is the programmer responsible for what their client does with the software they write?"
.. stop writing it.
the moral question "Should the programmer have written the software?"
Seriously, most of us work on rubbish that rips people off. The thin red line of 'legal' vs 'illegal' is just as much an abuse of law as what the government is doing. Don't want to get in trouble for writing dodgy software?
the first amendment protects this newspaper
I hear that the chief editor is carrying hundreds of copies in the front of her shirt.
The threats were printed on security company letterhead.
we'll be looking to Made in Viet Nam, Made in Thailand, Made in North Korea, or Made in Kazahkstan with derision
Why wait? We're already looking to 'Made in the USA' with derision.
My fully functional R2-D2 is sitting right behind me as I type this
How did you get the holograms to work??
The biggests mistake that America made was "free-trade" and dropping their tarifs and duties
The degredation of fundamental education was clearly a far bigger mistake.