And so Joe User just clicks through the dialog that says "Yes I want this automatically installed for me" and half a minute later is listening to his mp3s.
The wireless driver argument is too old to work anymore.
It is fucking dangerous! Maybe you think that chainsaws shouldn't have warning labels as well?
Of course they shouldn't. If someone is so brain damaged that they can't figure out that a SAW can hurt them, why shouldn't they suffer the consequences?
You can't protect stupid people from themselves, and you shouldn't try. It just encourages the spread of stupidity among the general population.
I usually just type my question into google "How do I wire the radio in a Toyota Corolla?" I get pretty good results that way, because someone has probably already asked that question on some forum and been answered.
So are you going to revert your license to GPLv2 or BSD so we *can* help you? GPLv3 kinda cuts off your market for "developers willing to help on somebody else's dime" does it not?
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While you are experiencing the aftertaste of sour grapes.
#ifdef __cplusplus
#define NULL 0
#else
#define NULL ((void *)0)
#endif
More about NULL
Nope, was using firefox. I'm just surprised that slashdot would have popups.
but, why don't you use linux?
And so Joe User just clicks through the dialog that says "Yes I want this automatically installed for me" and half a minute later is listening to his mp3s.
The wireless driver argument is too old to work anymore.
What was your point again?
How could you know that? Unless...
I FOUND ONE! Call DHS!
Again, if he can't figure out that a sharp cutting object hurts, then yes.
Of course they shouldn't. If someone is so brain damaged that they can't figure out that a SAW can hurt them, why shouldn't they suffer the consequences?
You can't protect stupid people from themselves, and you shouldn't try. It just encourages the spread of stupidity among the general population.
Not to mention that none of that has applied to linux for years either.
(Typed from a laptop that's been running Ubuntu for two years).
Who shat in your wheaties?
I usually just type my question into google "How do I wire the radio in a Toyota Corolla?"
I get pretty good results that way, because someone has probably already asked that question on some forum and been answered.
Does anyone know what this is supposed to mean?
"It says click OK to continue... what should I do?"
This is the kind of question I get to deal with at work.
It was Fry falling into his cryogenic tube.
You must have missed Taco's website
Are you looking for this?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
you shouldn't be programming if you can't make C secure and only sissies need garbage collection.
How is what he said not true?
Maybe he said 'fucking' because he fucking wanted to.
make the sensor like Geordi Laforge's VISOR, then have a belt of servos around the waist.
bad science - check
bad reporting - check
Why shouldn't this be on slashdot?
How is a game that plays on two different platforms not cross-platform?
Not to mention that it's three platforms: Windows, Linux, and OS X.