You're not a Linux user, you're an Anonymous Coward. I, OTOH, am I Linux user, and I just realized I could not care less about this story. Good job there's no clickable link to it or I'd have wasted more time reading it.
I'm not sure which orbiter took the most recent Jupiter & its moons photos, but I did wonder if the colors were at least nearly accurate. Especially when it comes to Europa.
Some poor folk would rather see no progress in space exploration than have Russians get us there.
I pity those folks from the bottom of my heart - and fingers crossed for Russians, and anyone else willing to invest money, knowledge, experience and time into these projects.
Good luck!
I didn't know Krugman did clickbait. Anyway yeah robots will put us all out of work. I vote we start smashing up the looms right now while there's still time to prevent this bleak future from ever happening.
Science, technology and progress are all scary after all.
"Presumably" is exactly that. Also, this "easily" thing is getting old real fast. Hunting down a dozen packages in order to remove Amazon from my device is not exactly easy. "Opt-in" would be easy. Everything else is not.
Btw I imagine one of the first things Ubuntu users do when they install the distro anywhere is login to their Google account.
They cannot do this because that shell (Unity is shell on top of Gnome 3) has for several years been the entire focus of the entire company. They are now hostages of their own mistakes and I doubt it they will recover.
Why would you rather have your device tied to Amazon via Canonical than to Google? What's the advantage from your POV? At least Google has a bunch of useful stuff. For example I use Google Apps extensively for work.
Amazon and Canonical on the other hand I find useless.
So Unity was designed for tablets, but it now has to be redesigned to actually work on tablets? And which tablets? Devices tailor-made for another OS?
Comedy gold from Canonical.
Yes, and I *would* be a science officer on this new, thusly lassoed, space station. Or I could just be a gas jockey, seeing how the place will be used for refueling purposes. Really I *would* take either job... but will I?
I just don't think there's enough money in the world for space exploration of any serious kind to be done by governments. All those bloody wars are expensive.
Unless, that is, commercial entities with commercial interests prod governments to do it. After all they prod them to bloody wars.
Then we’re both in luck. I can buy hardware that is tested and fully compatible with the software it ships with, and then use it that way, you can buy the same hardware and then put OpenBSD on it. The difference between us is you seem to be angry for some reason.
It is not easily removable. I tried, there's at least half a dozen packages to remove all those ridiculous shopping "suggestions" completely from my desktop. I believe some were introduced before Amazon, music-related, for instance. I should have said though, "unusable to me". I just won't have that sort of thing on my machine, other than an opt-in. Opt-out's not good enough. Other people may love it and more power to them.
Overeating junk and sedentary lifestyle account for the obesity epidemic.
Beyond these two facts, there's nothing important, or even interesting, to be learned about the obesity epidemic.
... all I want to run is Android.
That being said, I'm interested to see that KDE tablet they've been announcing. There I'm sure plasma active will make all the sense in the world.
Unity per se was not bad on a laptop, but they really blew it with that Amazon thing. That rendered Ubuntu totally ridiculous and unusable.
The trouble is not that they believe but that they're also very ready to discriminate, abuse, hate and kill. So my question would be, are we more humane?
People can adapt to a range of misfortunes, from bad weather to living without limbs. The question is, would they, unless they had to? And if they would, what does that make those people?
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No, seriously: what do you think will power those flights software-wise?
You must be from one of the satellites to spell it "sovjet", though...
You're not a Linux user, you're an Anonymous Coward. I, OTOH, am I Linux user, and I just realized I could not care less about this story. Good job there's no clickable link to it or I'd have wasted more time reading it.
I'm not sure which orbiter took the most recent Jupiter & its moons photos, but I did wonder if the colors were at least nearly accurate. Especially when it comes to Europa.
Turned out it was one giant leap for Armstrong, one largely irrelevant step for mankind.
Irrelevant - this would be a problem if people were actually buying and using "surface tablets".
Some poor folk would rather see no progress in space exploration than have Russians get us there. I pity those folks from the bottom of my heart - and fingers crossed for Russians, and anyone else willing to invest money, knowledge, experience and time into these projects. Good luck!
I didn't know Krugman did clickbait. Anyway yeah robots will put us all out of work. I vote we start smashing up the looms right now while there's still time to prevent this bleak future from ever happening. Science, technology and progress are all scary after all.
"Presumably" is exactly that. Also, this "easily" thing is getting old real fast. Hunting down a dozen packages in order to remove Amazon from my device is not exactly easy. "Opt-in" would be easy. Everything else is not. Btw I imagine one of the first things Ubuntu users do when they install the distro anywhere is login to their Google account.
They cannot do this because that shell (Unity is shell on top of Gnome 3) has for several years been the entire focus of the entire company. They are now hostages of their own mistakes and I doubt it they will recover.
Why would you rather have your device tied to Amazon via Canonical than to Google? What's the advantage from your POV? At least Google has a bunch of useful stuff. For example I use Google Apps extensively for work. Amazon and Canonical on the other hand I find useless.
So Unity was designed for tablets, but it now has to be redesigned to actually work on tablets? And which tablets? Devices tailor-made for another OS? Comedy gold from Canonical.
We in Europe think that you should eat this.
Yes, and I *would* be a science officer on this new, thusly lassoed, space station. Or I could just be a gas jockey, seeing how the place will be used for refueling purposes. Really I *would* take either job... but will I? I just don't think there's enough money in the world for space exploration of any serious kind to be done by governments. All those bloody wars are expensive. Unless, that is, commercial entities with commercial interests prod governments to do it. After all they prod them to bloody wars.
Then we’re both in luck. I can buy hardware that is tested and fully compatible with the software it ships with, and then use it that way, you can buy the same hardware and then put OpenBSD on it. The difference between us is you seem to be angry for some reason.
It is not easily removable. I tried, there's at least half a dozen packages to remove all those ridiculous shopping "suggestions" completely from my desktop. I believe some were introduced before Amazon, music-related, for instance. I should have said though, "unusable to me". I just won't have that sort of thing on my machine, other than an opt-in. Opt-out's not good enough. Other people may love it and more power to them.
I use Linux only on my laptops (have no other PCs) and I do suffer with unsupported and untested (for Linux) hardware. That's the only reason.
Overeating junk and sedentary lifestyle account for the obesity epidemic. Beyond these two facts, there's nothing important, or even interesting, to be learned about the obesity epidemic.
... all I want to run is Android. That being said, I'm interested to see that KDE tablet they've been announcing. There I'm sure plasma active will make all the sense in the world. Unity per se was not bad on a laptop, but they really blew it with that Amazon thing. That rendered Ubuntu totally ridiculous and unusable.
The trouble is not that they believe but that they're also very ready to discriminate, abuse, hate and kill. So my question would be, are we more humane?
People can adapt to a range of misfortunes, from bad weather to living without limbs. The question is, would they, unless they had to? And if they would, what does that make those people?
Dell makes phones and tablets??