It really depends. If you live in a country with repressed socialist tendencies in politics, and communist tendencies in morals, the gov will try to rob money from people with external signs of money. Apparently, as the main targets are the middle class, and not their cronies, the easiest way to do that is tax through the nose all car owners, in gas prices, regular "inspections", insurance, and "eco" costs.
I went to a computer security fair in 2000, and the friendly FBI guys wanted to have a chat with me just because of being in jeans and of employable age. Interestingly they started being quite nice after seeing the only contents of my suitcase, a pair of suits, a pair of shirts, underwear and a travel stream iron...
I would say they tend to be info phobic when it comes to Australia. I remember pretty well the jobs adverts being for novell well when I was using Linux for some at least a decade, and many people being into Windows 2k in the rest of the world.
My dad gave me a ZX Spectrum with a Z80A back in my 15 year-old anniversary, summer time, learned BASIC till December with books and in December started programming the darn thing in assembly. From there, learning gw-basic, pascal and C in technical school was a breeze, and learnt x86 assembly on my own. Later on did as my thesis the first ZX Spectrum emulator for Windows.
Usually ro mounts are not a good sign....Corruption and/or hard disk failure. Google a little around how to optimize Linux and FreeBSD for virtual environments.
The problem is not as so much as systemd being the "default". The problem is in upgrades or installations, being forcefully "upgraded" or having systemd installed without recourse or choice. Lets see if pinning will keep on working in Debian 10...
Would you care to elaborate on there? I have seen proponents of systemd extolling the properties of systemd and the cloud. Now why an embedded proponent would prefer a more complicated system somewhat escapes my understanding.
Nobody can even criticise constructively systemd without being dismissed, insulted or called lunatic. There is absolutely 0 patience for the Poettering cult.
Not necessarily; Portugal has been part of EU for decades, and despite being continuously advised over the years to drop a pre-EU protectionist law that makes quite a bureaucratic process to bring in cars bought in other countries, it never really was abolished; just got a name change.
The incentive for the state is that there are quite huge tax gains on it "For instance, in January of 2008, 1 Volvo V50 D5 cost in Portugal €49.100,00 while it was €34.275,00 in Spain and €28.545,00 in Sweeden"
Never understand open offices besides saving costs, never will. We have worked in the same room with people that was openly hostile for us, so sharing work is a myth. And if I need some urgent collaboration, I make some exercise leaving my office, and getting to a workmate office.
You surely are joking. I have work related emails and I am not reading following them 100% of the time. My co-workers have my phone numbers and more importantly my chat account, in which I prefer to be contacted far more, as a phone call is much more intrusive and can and will annoy my wife.
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Fair Use Threatens Innovation, Copyright Holders Warn...and slashdot immediately jumps to the chance of parroting that shit.
It really depends. If you live in a country with repressed socialist tendencies in politics, and communist tendencies in morals, the gov will try to rob money from people with external signs of money. Apparently, as the main targets are the middle class, and not their cronies, the easiest way to do that is tax through the nose all car owners, in gas prices, regular "inspections", insurance, and "eco" costs.
Who cares? It is a good idea anyway.
I would never apply for a job where they request me to own my own car.
Has the world gone entirely mad lately, or it is only me that identifies this article as terribly sexist...?
I went to a computer security fair in 2000, and the friendly FBI guys wanted to have a chat with me just because of being in jeans and of employable age. Interestingly they started being quite nice after seeing the only contents of my suitcase, a pair of suits, a pair of shirts, underwear and a travel stream iron...
I would say they tend to be info phobic when it comes to Australia. I remember pretty well the jobs adverts being for novell well when I was using Linux for some at least a decade, and many people being into Windows 2k in the rest of the world.
If you do not want that crap do not buy Lenovo...
No one with business acumen AND real IT experience should be using MS products.
TRS-80 had Xenix, not Unix. Yes, I used Xenix in Intel 286 CPUs....
My dad gave me a ZX Spectrum with a Z80A back in my 15 year-old anniversary, summer time, learned BASIC till December with books and in December started programming the darn thing in assembly. From there, learning gw-basic, pascal and C in technical school was a breeze, and learnt x86 assembly on my own. Later on did as my thesis the first ZX Spectrum emulator for Windows.
Usually ro mounts are not a good sign....Corruption and/or hard disk failure. Google a little around how to optimize Linux and FreeBSD for virtual environments.
Yeah yeah, only we speak well of systemd then the discussion is fact-based. Go give a bath to your dog.
The problem is not as so much as systemd being the "default". The problem is in upgrades or installations, being forcefully "upgraded" or having systemd installed without recourse or choice. Lets see if pinning will keep on working in Debian 10...
I fixed it far better installing pinning systemd to -1.
Would you care to elaborate on there? I have seen proponents of systemd extolling the properties of systemd and the cloud. Now why an embedded proponent would prefer a more complicated system somewhat escapes my understanding.
It counts much more that they have been well understood for decades.
Nobody can even criticise constructively systemd without being dismissed, insulted or called lunatic. There is absolutely 0 patience for the Poettering cult.
We want to meet you and your mother to fuck you up in the ass. Both of you.
Not necessarily; Portugal has been part of EU for decades, and despite being continuously advised over the years to drop a pre-EU protectionist law that makes quite a bureaucratic process to bring in cars bought in other countries, it never really was abolished; just got a name change.
The incentive for the state is that there are quite huge tax gains on it "For instance, in January of 2008, 1 Volvo V50 D5 cost in Portugal €49.100,00 while it was €34.275,00 in Spain and €28.545,00 in Sweeden"
A rather twisted way to take the page offline for good, but it worked...
Please add to the /etc/apt/preferences.d directory a file with the following contents:
Package: systemd
Pin: origin ""
Pin-Priority: -1
I am European....For creating homegrown terrorists we already have TV...
Never understand open offices besides saving costs, never will. We have worked in the same room with people that was openly hostile for us, so sharing work is a myth. And if I need some urgent collaboration, I make some exercise leaving my office, and getting to a workmate office.
You surely are joking. I have work related emails and I am not reading following them 100% of the time. My co-workers have my phone numbers and more importantly my chat account, in which I prefer to be contacted far more, as a phone call is much more intrusive and can and will annoy my wife.