>>>As T.S. Eliot observed “Most of the evil in this world is done by people with good intentions.” Belief can be, and often is, used to justify action that would otherwise be clearly horrible.
The most monstrous crimes in the history of mankind were committed by people who did not drink vodka, did not smoke, were not unfaithful to their wives, and fed squirrels from the palms of their i hands. —Viktor Suvorov
Linux people will miss any hardware novelty or burn the think for lack of fan support, then end up on a xterm with an external USB keyboard, coding their builtin ACPI and keyboard drivers and struggling to get rid of systemd, let alone trying to cope with the lack of any modern and consistent GUI.
"that's the future i want to see. perhaps not in the exaggerated way like in the video, but it's ten times better than playing snake like in early 2000s. with that technology it never getting boring that's for sure."
>>>Let's hope the budget for road maintenance is still approved.
Not likely, since places like Vermont are tearing up the roads and going back to gravel.
"that's the future i want to see. perhaps not in the exaggerated way like in the video, but it's ten times better than playing snake like in early 2000s. with that technology it never getting boring that's for sure."
>>>Let's hope the budget for road maintenance is still approved.
Not likely, since places like Vermont are tearing up the roads and going back to gravel.
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These are the same people who think Steve Jobs invented the mouse, and Bill Gates and Paul Allen wrote MS DOS in their garage in their spare time.
I honestly doubt Trump gives a shit about slashdot
I think you meant to say "I honestly doubt Trump has ever heard of slashdot."
I just realized the awesomeness of that metaphor: Robocop worked for the government, but he was beholden to Corporate America.
Oh, well, good thing it's nothing like real life.
Funny how Yahoo didn't get invited to the party, with their sterling track record on security.
Hasn't the State seen fit to provide you with just enough food so you don't suffer from the scourge of obesity
Obviously hasn't been to the USA.
I thought you were referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phoenix_(1982_TV_series).
>>>As T.S. Eliot observed “Most of the evil in this world is done by people with good intentions.” Belief can be, and often is, used to justify action that would otherwise be clearly horrible.
The most monstrous crimes in the history of mankind were committed by people who did not drink vodka, did not smoke, were not unfaithful to their wives, and fed squirrels from the palms of their i hands. —Viktor Suvorov
Ironically, Jesus felt the same way.
I'll bet they have the "courage" to fix this before they fix "touch disease".
What do you expect from those Loonix users?
I thought he died ages ago.
Would that be Bernie as in Made-off?
Dear God, you Libertarians crack me up.
Linux people will miss any hardware novelty or burn the think for lack of fan support, then end up on a xterm with an external USB keyboard, coding their builtin ACPI and keyboard drivers and struggling to get rid of systemd, let alone trying to cope with the lack of any modern and consistent GUI.
Classic.
If by guys you mean "young men", then yeah.
At my age I think about it every few hours.
But young people are smarter! Zuckerberg said it, it must be true!
While much of the USA is becoming a 3rd world country.
Comment from the Youtube video you linked to:
"that's the future i want to see. perhaps not in the exaggerated way like in the video, but it's ten times better than playing snake like in early 2000s. with that technology it never getting boring that's for sure."
>>>Let's hope the budget for road maintenance is still approved.
Not likely, since places like Vermont are tearing up the roads and going back to gravel.
Sorry, replied to wrong poster.
Comment from the Youtube video you linked to:
"that's the future i want to see. perhaps not in the exaggerated way like in the video, but it's ten times better than playing snake like in early 2000s. with that technology it never getting boring that's for sure."
>>>Let's hope the budget for road maintenance is still approved.
Not likely, since places like Vermont are tearing up the roads and going back to gravel.