Bingo. This is not hyperbole. 11.04 did indeed break WiFi and graphics drivers for me, again. I mean, actually regressed. Well, screw that, I'm going to need a whole lot of reassurances before moving beyond 10.04 LTS again. I wonder if we'll look back on that as the XP SP3 of the Ubuntu releases - the best it ever got.
Linky. It's easy to build, well structured, covers a wide range of discretely organised functionality, has simple demo apps, and you can immediately see the result of tinkering with it.
Employed as what though? Most IT skills (there are vanishingly few real computer science courses left) are already obsolete by the time you graduate, and only stagnate after that.
I'd like to see average earnings, not just whether they're flipping burgers or stacking shelves.
For historical reasons, I have a Yahoo! Messenger account, plus Freecycle for some reason uses Yahoo! Groups. I can't think of any other interaction I or anyone that I know has had with them in half a decade. If they went dark tomorrow, it would be a minor inconvience at most.
For them to still be valued in the billions just goes to show how much our personal information is worth. That purchase price? That's what buyers think that they can recoup from our pockets.
The other is in say 30 years, we find a small colony of life, we need to be sure that it is truly native to Mars, not something we left there
How do you intend to study those bacteria without, you know, going to Mars?
Of all the retarded navel gazing non-arguments I've ever heard, the ecomental self flagellation over contaminating dead environments with our wicked imperialist Terrarist organisms must be the saddest and most pathetic.
We're up against the Fermi paradox here. We can either own the galaxy, or die silently and alone on our tiny little globe. I know which one I choose.
creates what is called "administrative law" and has the full effect of any other law.
I can create what is called "Rogerborg's law" and say that it has the full effect of any other law, but it doesn't make it so, any more than it did for Nixon.
You may be confusing what the administration thinks and asserts that it can do with what courts will allow it to do. Remember, the TSA sprang forth from the ideology that the value of power is in wielding it to the utmost extent to which you are permittted: it's better neither ask forgivness nor to seek permission, but simply to press ahead relentlessly.
As can be seen by your belief in "administrative law" that's actually quite an effective strategy.
So their response is to ramp that up a notch by hiring Yaley McTrustfund there?
Why don't they just do a press release saying "All hackers are whiny pussies. P.S. your moms agreed while we were ass pounding them last night." and be done with it?
It's outrageous that they refused to listen to my detailed objections about the insurmountable barriers to provide such a so-called "service", and surmounted them. How dare they have satisfied customers whose only response to my withering criticism is "LULZ can't talk, having 2 much fun."
I do not understand this! This angers me! Cease your operations immediately, OnLive, or I shall be forced to produce yet more charts and diagrams that provide incontrovertible evidence that those sheeple who believe that that are having fun are sadly deluded.
From my parent's basement in Wyoming, I stab at thee!
But just before you go ahead, Nominet, could you be a love and identify, oh let's say three examples of where a.uk domain has - ever - caused "serious and immediate consumer harm" before due process resulted in a court order shutting it down?
That's all I'd want to see. Three clear examples of harm, actual harm, not theoretical, and that ended in a court order. An actual court order, that was upheld, of course.
Nothing sub judice about that, court proceedings are public, so of course it won't be a problem to provide those three examples. Will it?
So, your definition of "more than Linux" is Windows NT?
Sell it to me. What does ReactOS aim to provide that a modern Linux based distro doesn't already give me? Games? Bleeding edge graphics drivers for, uh, games?
IIRC, K later recanted and said that permissiveness (allowing "pointer to" to shack up with the symbol rather than type) was the biggest single mistake they made in the C syntax.
Uh, so you're saying that tablets are bought by balding 40-something men with frigid wives? I'm not sure, these car analogies are kind of hard to follow.
If only 'twere possible for them both to be wrong. Actually, I'd settle for "wrong for the right reasons" and vice versa, which I think is where we're about at.
Lawks, if I'd known that all it takes to get free marketing for a no hope project is to rip off not one but two other companies' lovingly crafted ideas, I'd have announced Sonic the Star Fleet Ensign years ago.
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The panels and turbines will be constructed in China in factories powered by coal fired plants. They're just moving the problem somewhere else.
Bingo. This is not hyperbole. 11.04 did indeed break WiFi and graphics drivers for me, again. I mean, actually regressed. Well, screw that, I'm going to need a whole lot of reassurances before moving beyond 10.04 LTS again. I wonder if we'll look back on that as the XP SP3 of the Ubuntu releases - the best it ever got.
Because who is going to work on last month's version? "Oh, just upgrade you'll get all the new fixes." And all the new bugs.
Bleeding edge is fine for hobbyists, but grown ups? We need a version that's going to start solid and get steadily better.
Linky. It's easy to build, well structured, covers a wide range of discretely organised functionality, has simple demo apps, and you can immediately see the result of tinkering with it.
Employed as what though? Most IT skills (there are vanishingly few real computer science courses left) are already obsolete by the time you graduate, and only stagnate after that.
I'd like to see average earnings, not just whether they're flipping burgers or stacking shelves.
For historical reasons, I have a Yahoo! Messenger account, plus Freecycle for some reason uses Yahoo! Groups. I can't think of any other interaction I or anyone that I know has had with them in half a decade. If they went dark tomorrow, it would be a minor inconvience at most.
For them to still be valued in the billions just goes to show how much our personal information is worth. That purchase price? That's what buyers think that they can recoup from our pockets.
You know what you doing. For great justice.
How do you intend to study those bacteria without, you know, going to Mars?
Of all the retarded navel gazing non-arguments I've ever heard, the ecomental self flagellation over contaminating dead environments with our wicked imperialist Terrarist organisms must be the saddest and most pathetic.
We're up against the Fermi paradox here. We can either own the galaxy, or die silently and alone on our tiny little globe. I know which one I choose.
I can create what is called "Rogerborg's law" and say that it has the full effect of any other law, but it doesn't make it so, any more than it did for Nixon.
You may be confusing what the administration thinks and asserts that it can do with what courts will allow it to do. Remember, the TSA sprang forth from the ideology that the value of power is in wielding it to the utmost extent to which you are permittted: it's better neither ask forgivness nor to seek permission, but simply to press ahead relentlessly.
As can be seen by your belief in "administrative law" that's actually quite an effective strategy.
"YaWho?"
So their response is to ramp that up a notch by hiring Yaley McTrustfund there?
Why don't they just do a press release saying "All hackers are whiny pussies. P.S. your moms agreed while we were ass pounding them last night." and be done with it?
It's outrageous that they refused to listen to my detailed objections about the insurmountable barriers to provide such a so-called "service", and surmounted them. How dare they have satisfied customers whose only response to my withering criticism is "LULZ can't talk, having 2 much fun."
I do not understand this! This angers me! Cease your operations immediately, OnLive, or I shall be forced to produce yet more charts and diagrams that provide incontrovertible evidence that those sheeple who believe that that are having fun are sadly deluded.
From my parent's basement in Wyoming, I stab at thee!
EFA.
But just before you go ahead, Nominet, could you be a love and identify, oh let's say three examples of where a .uk domain has - ever - caused "serious and immediate consumer harm" before due process resulted in a court order shutting it down?
That's all I'd want to see. Three clear examples of harm, actual harm, not theoretical, and that ended in a court order. An actual court order, that was upheld, of course.
Nothing sub judice about that, court proceedings are public, so of course it won't be a problem to provide those three examples. Will it?
So, your definition of "more than Linux" is Windows NT?
Sell it to me. What does ReactOS aim to provide that a modern Linux based distro doesn't already give me? Games? Bleeding edge graphics drivers for, uh, games?
Oh, and don't forget the abomination:
...and its mutant offspring...
IIRC, K later recanted and said that permissiveness (allowing "pointer to" to shack up with the symbol rather than type) was the biggest single mistake they made in the C syntax.
Uh, so you're saying that tablets are bought by balding 40-something men with frigid wives? I'm not sure, these car analogies are kind of hard to follow.
OK, now compare a $399 refurb iFad with the cost of a refurb Lenovo. That's a lot of hookers and beer money left over.
We totally hadn't detected any intrusion!
Uh... then we did.
But we totally haven't detect any meddling with the sources
Uh...
Vacuum Extruded Snake Oil. Get in quick before the smart money pushes the share price up!
Two words: Cripple Fight.
If only 'twere possible for them both to be wrong. Actually, I'd settle for "wrong for the right reasons" and vice versa, which I think is where we're about at.
In short: the jocks and cheerleaders picked on him for being a nerd. Wow, Microsoft. Wow.
The Chinese have a hive mind. What one thinks, they all think. That's just one of the many ways in which they are superior to us.
Lawks, if I'd known that all it takes to get free marketing for a no hope project is to rip off not one but two other companies' lovingly crafted ideas, I'd have announced Sonic the Star Fleet Ensign years ago.
Oh, right, it's one of those "figurative" bets.