Exactly. *Our* reasons to switch browsers aren't near enough reason for everyone to switch browsers.
"Anyone not exactly like me is insanely stupid" sounds like a symptom of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. I see it all the time in the geek world. Hmm...I'm prone to it at times, too.
a more hands-on approach to the unix operating system. slackware isn't flashy, isn't what some would even call 'refined' but it is a stable, well-balanced hands-on distro. it's a little more 'primitive' in some things like package management (*whine* dependencies *whine*) but this also works in your favor when repairing a system (reliance only on tar if absolutely necessary).
If you want to dip your toes into the BSD world (I'm a bit of an OpenBSD bigot myself, use it for my home router), Slackware is the best gateway. Of all the Linuxes it's considered the most BSD-like. So all the good things people say about Slackware, BSD is just a bit more so.
The reporters talk to researchers. Naturally, the researchers are excited about what they're doing, and the vision they have of what could happen. I think the reporters get caught up in that.
And what about Highway Hypnosis? I would sometimes find myself halfway home without remembering the trip. I wasn't on the phone, not talking with anyone, not listening to the radio. I was in another world, mentally, thinking about this or that. It was scary. I found that was usually a symptom of not enough sleep, so I've been getting enough these days.
I had a couple of Atlanta police tell me that the "protect and serve" part on their cars is BS. They ususally show up to write the report. So you have to protect yourself--with a gun if needed. This was in a small gun training class they were giving. A memorable quote they said: "Better judged by 12 than carried by 6."
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It's not paranoia when they really are trying to get your money.
Just goes to show what happens when you stop using bad car analogies / metaphors. Things go right down the tubes.
"Anyone not exactly like me is insanely stupid" sounds like a symptom of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. I see it all the time in the geek world. Hmm...I'm prone to it at times, too.
Are we not men? We are Devo!
Geeks taking over social spaces. Will wonders never cease?
It is not how the world is, but that the world is, that is the mystical. --Wittgenstein
If you want to dip your toes into the BSD world (I'm a bit of an OpenBSD bigot myself, use it for my home router), Slackware is the best gateway. Of all the Linuxes it's considered the most BSD-like. So all the good things people say about Slackware, BSD is just a bit more so.
But, but, don't you need to know how to speed read _before_ you start with Gentoo??
Not in a box,
not with a fox,
No here not there
Not anywhere.
The march of masses of morons in lockstep continues relentlessly. We cannot stop it.
The reporters talk to researchers. Naturally, the researchers are excited about what they're doing, and the vision they have of what could happen. I think the reporters get caught up in that.
It's the government school way, don't you know?
The new Apache license was unacceptable, so they're not using newer versions with the new license. This is a heavily-patched version.
It's a graphical shell on a boot virus.
Many professors would like students to explore and experiment in college rather than cram in as much as possible at top speed.
Also, the administrators would like you to take as long as possible to get your degree, to increase the revenue flow.
Then as Napoleon said, "God is always on the side of the big battalions."
As Bismarck once said, "Nothing is confirmed until officially denied."
Mod parent up. Pun intended.
"War is the continuation of politics by other means." --Clausewitz
Because then it would crash when you go to /.
And what about Highway Hypnosis? I would sometimes find myself halfway home without remembering the trip. I wasn't on the phone, not talking with anyone, not listening to the radio. I was in another world, mentally, thinking about this or that. It was scary. I found that was usually a symptom of not enough sleep, so I've been getting enough these days.
I had a couple of Atlanta police tell me that the "protect and serve" part on their cars is BS. They ususally show up to write the report. So you have to protect yourself--with a gun if needed. This was in a small gun training class they were giving. A memorable quote they said: "Better judged by 12 than carried by 6."
Yo, Vinny! How are ya?
Is the bullet silver?
And if everything else is too hard, go into Education!