I haven't read it either and I'll still agree with MobileTatsu-NJG here: the huge benefit with OSS that people keep talking about is that thousand of people looking at the source code are able to find bugs, trojans and backdoors. And this particular problem is over five years old, too.
Have you calculated the cost difference in hourly rates, your yearly use and the total price of such a setup? How long will it take to pay itself back before you see any financial gains?
I've never heard about Erlang either and while I know that LISP is a programming language, I've never seen someone use it.
As for the idiot who modded my original comment as a troll, get off your high horse. Most people will only know about assembler, Cobol, Basic, Pascal, C, C++, C#, PHP, etc.
He was known as one of the principle designers of Haskell, which you probably don't need to be told he defined as "a purely functional programming language."
I'm sorry, but this is the first time I ever hear about Haskell. There's just too many fringe projects, languages, frameworks, widgets and services out there, you can't know about them all.
Slashdot Mirror
It seems you predicted correctly. You might have a future as a TV Weather Man, or even as a Business Technology Analyst!
What the hell are you talking about? DX12 is available on both Windows 10 and Xbox One!
Any chance they'll update Final Fantasy XIV with this new engine?
Better-looking catgirls? Yeah! ^_^
Read the article? What madness is this?
I haven't read it either and I'll still agree with MobileTatsu-NJG here: the huge benefit with OSS that people keep talking about is that thousand of people looking at the source code are able to find bugs, trojans and backdoors. And this particular problem is over five years old, too.
If you're using your stove at the same time as your clothes dryer, you're doing it wrong. Combine both and save on energy costs!
Have you calculated the cost difference in hourly rates, your yearly use and the total price of such a setup? How long will it take to pay itself back before you see any financial gains?
You didn't even read his post before replying.
I've never heard about Erlang either and while I know that LISP is a programming language, I've never seen someone use it.
As for the idiot who modded my original comment as a troll, get off your high horse. Most people will only know about assembler, Cobol, Basic, Pascal, C, C++, C#, PHP, etc.
Once everyone wears one, it's going to be "normal".
I'm sorry, but this is the first time I ever hear about Haskell. There's just too many fringe projects, languages, frameworks, widgets and services out there, you can't know about them all.
This is japan. It will come preloaded with tons of bookmarks for catgirls websites.
Lesson 1: Just because your VCR keeps telling you it's noon doesn't mean you should keep eating all the time.
I guess you must be over 70.
If governments keep pushing laws that have nothing to do with justice, in the end they can only get civil wars.
As usual, if you can't understand that you can't screw your users without losing them, you merit losing ground to new technologies.
Oh, that's hot.
Modded down by an idiot who doesn't understand the meaning of the word communism, I'm guessing.
Here's a good example of what evil "communism" can accomplish:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U...
Notice how the U.S.A. is not in that list? That's because capitalism rules in that country, even over the very lives of its priso... citizens.
Virtual anime girlfriends* are finally here!
* Don't worry, I'll store them in separate folders so they don't know about each other.
Smiles everyone, smiles!
You have tattoos? No soup for you!
NEXT!
If companies had to list everything that's not possible with their products, everything would come with enough books to fill an olympic swimming pool.
Did you know you can't wear the Apple watch if you don't have arms?
Google warning us about other people trying to get our informations.
Ned Ryerson?
I think Netflix has DVDs only in the U.S.A., all other countries only have streaming.
And in Canada, Games of Thrones is available (for streaming).
The inches/feet ratio makes it harder to visualize.