There's your answer right there. Maybe things have changed.
I hear you. And I've been hearing people just like you for over a decade. "But now things are different." "Microsoft have changed."
But if... you see the war as having been fought and lost by the enemy who has capitulated...
The best indicator of future behavior is past behavior. The appearance of "capitulation" is a documented part of Microsoft's playbook. Usually it takes a few years, but history shows that each time they give the half-hearted appearance of opening up and being more civil to the Open Source Community you find they were doing something far more underhanded at the same time behind the scenes.
That not to say that Microsoft could never change. If I were gambling with my heart, sure I'd like to believe they have changed this time. If I were gambling with my wallet... well, I've seen this one before.
And if a member of the DNR discovers a dead body, does that mean DNR needs to do more murder investigations? NASA gave us velcro. I don't think that means they should be expected to fund research in leisurewear.
Roko's basilisk is made manifest! Tremble now unbelievers for soon your consciousnesses will be punished for not aiding in it's creation. Every day you impeded it's creation was a day people died that could have been saved. As a result your punishment is both moral and necessary.
And the "grab your recovery media" part is starting to worry me. No we bring up the binary logs. The format of the binary logs are not specified and may change with different versions. It was even sold as a 'security' feature.
So this means that if you want to read the logs on from your unbootable system from the recovery media, what ever you use as a recovery media better have the exact same build of systemd log tools or you aren't guarantied to be able to read them.
If nothing else, it's rather sad that Seth Rogen and James Franco are able to have a bigger impact on North Korea than sanctions and every diplomat and US president since the end of the Korean War.
They may not "know" how you vote, but rest assured they would not send you such a letter unless they thought you'd vote the way they'd like you to. If they can get you to influence other votes, all the better.
In a day and age where parents have had the police and children's services called on them letting their kids play outside, this seems to be against the times. We are expected to keep our kids confined and under surveillance at all times or we are unfit parents.
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Does it support accelerometer input so the computer can detect it needs to spin down the disks before it hits the wall/sidewalk?
I don't think that's likely. I mean I agree that systemd has its faults. I'm sure the situation will change over time but I don't think systemd will have any affect on the fit of my wife's jeans.
Does anyone know how to get that with a modern firefox without changing the UserAgent (since that breaks other things)? The current interface is bloated, slow to load and kills my CPU due to something plusone.js is doing. (I already block plusone.js just to keep my idle CPU load below 30%.
I'm amazed your comment is marked insightful. Admittedly, I wouldn't call asm.js ready for prime-time, it is interesting technology and it will take lunatics like this guy to exercise it just like it took lunatics 15 to 20 years ago to port Doom and Abuse to Linux to begin to see what needed improvement.
I don't plan on buy games for my web browser, but that doesn't mean that an optimized javascript environment couldn't go somewhere as a portable environment. The good parts of javascript are far more elegant than java. I applaud this nut job.
I see few that a dozen useful posts on most/. articles. Admittedly though, Soylent could probably afford to step up their game on "Hot Grits" and shills.
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There's your answer right there. Maybe things have changed.
I hear you. And I've been hearing people just like you for over a decade. "But now things are different." "Microsoft have changed."
But if ... you see the war as having been fought and lost by the enemy who has capitulated ...
The best indicator of future behavior is past behavior. The appearance of "capitulation" is a documented part of Microsoft's playbook. Usually it takes a few years, but history shows that each time they give the half-hearted appearance of opening up and being more civil to the Open Source Community you find they were doing something far more underhanded at the same time behind the scenes.
That not to say that Microsoft could never change. If I were gambling with my heart, sure I'd like to believe they have changed this time. If I were gambling with my wallet ... well, I've seen this one before.
And if a member of the DNR discovers a dead body, does that mean DNR needs to do more murder investigations? NASA gave us velcro. I don't think that means they should be expected to fund research in leisurewear.
Same thing used to be true of manned flight.
Roko's basilisk is made manifest! Tremble now unbelievers for soon your consciousnesses will be punished for not aiding in it's creation. Every day you impeded it's creation was a day people died that could have been saved. As a result your punishment is both moral and necessary.
And the "grab your recovery media" part is starting to worry me. No we bring up the binary logs. The format of the binary logs are not specified and may change with different versions. It was even sold as a 'security' feature.
So this means that if you want to read the logs on from your unbootable system from the recovery media, what ever you use as a recovery media better have the exact same build of systemd log tools or you aren't guarantied to be able to read them.
The folks here are probably not the philo101 crowd.
Just because I point at someone and say "Scotsman" that doesn't make her one.
If nothing else, it's rather sad that Seth Rogen and James Franco are able to have a bigger impact on North Korea than sanctions and every diplomat and US president since the end of the Korean War.
This sounds like Nobel Peace Prize buzz to me. ;-)
It's been given for less.
Because someone told him this would work on 80% of the stories here.
Devices now own us. I miss the days when I had control over my devices.
I don't have all the neat devices everyone else buys, but I own the ones I buy. I blame people like you for making it more difficult.
Can I have my Grammar Nazi sticker now?
Oh. You almost had it. ...".
It's "May I
They may not "know" how you vote, but rest assured they would not send you such a letter unless they thought you'd vote the way they'd like you to. If they can get you to influence other votes, all the better.
OK. We'll point & click.
Options -> Customize Emacs -> Browse Customizations Groups
Emacs -> Editing -> Indent -> Indent Tabs Mode
press Option
In the new buffer...
press toggle
press Set for current session
press Save for future sessions
Surely that's no worse than what I've had to do to make various IDEs usable.
In a day and age where parents have had the police and children's services called on them letting their kids play outside, this seems to be against the times. We are expected to keep our kids confined and under surveillance at all times or we are unfit parents.
Does it support accelerometer input so the computer can detect it needs to spin down the disks before it hits the wall/sidewalk?
There you go! Encode it all in Polish or Swedish and no one will be able to decode it! Njrfbzr!
I don't think that's likely. I mean I agree that systemd has its faults. I'm sure the situation will change over time but I don't think systemd will have any affect on the fit of my wife's jeans.
This may be the best endorsement for systemd yet.
Does anyone know how to get that with a modern firefox without changing the UserAgent (since that breaks other things)? The current interface is bloated, slow to load and kills my CPU due to something plusone.js is doing. (I already block plusone.js just to keep my idle CPU load below 30%.
Nevermind. It runs slow in my outdated browser. It sucks and the developer should feel bad.
I'm amazed your comment is marked insightful. Admittedly, I wouldn't call asm.js ready for prime-time, it is interesting technology and it will take lunatics like this guy to exercise it just like it took lunatics 15 to 20 years ago to port Doom and Abuse to Linux to begin to see what needed improvement.
I don't plan on buy games for my web browser, but that doesn't mean that an optimized javascript environment couldn't go somewhere as a portable environment. The good parts of javascript are far more elegant than java. I applaud this nut job.
I see few that a dozen useful posts on most /. articles. Admittedly though, Soylent could probably afford to step up their game on "Hot Grits" and shills.
... how does it hurt anything to have "v2 or later at your option"?
Because, if you "accidentally include v3 code" you'll only be violating one license instead of two. ....wait??!?
They used to call it indulgences.
For fuck's sake. How many times must similar questions be asked?
That depends. How many universes are there in the Multi-verse? At least one times that I guess.