FD was also actually a viable replacement for *DOS long before the somewhat arbitrary 1.0 line was drawn. Last time i looked ReactOS really isn't usable except as something cool to play with.
Don't misunderstand, i think its a great idea, but with out enough people behind it to make it go anywhere.
While there are always exceptions, young does mean incompetent, and a few other colorful adjectives.
I don't consider 20 young ( or old.. ), unless you are still live in your mothers basement.. Most of us had been out of the house for a while at that point.
And yes, i do have a lawn and kids need to stay off if.
Or legal goods.. that you didn't want to broadcast that you bought them. The ability to not be tracked ( easily ) in your purchases is nothing to be sneezed at.
This really needs to be addressed, for the average person. We cant continue having single points of failure for services. There is too much at stake, both for the content consumers and the people trying to do their best to provide it.
The media that 'surrounds us' currently is trash. This makes it even more important to rescue and protect the classics. Due to the current level of intelligence in society, obscure is 'the good stuff'. In another 15 years if we have lost our 'history', it will be a loss for all.
This also includes books. Especially as more and more move to electronic format only. So much knowledge has been lost due to books fading out before they were rescued.
True, people with obscure collections are not up 24/7, but they at least have a copy safely stored away and it can be returned back to the community pool at some point.
At least in the so-called civilized world prisons are far too plush. Often times prison life is better than the outside life of the criminal. And FAR better than most of our military.
1 - If you like obscure stuff, chances are its not there 2 - Many people don't like to have to be "online" just to watch or listen, or read. ( and be at the mercy of the provider and what they feel like offering this month )
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How does that work?
FD was also actually a viable replacement for *DOS long before the somewhat arbitrary 1.0 line was drawn. Last time i looked ReactOS really isn't usable except as something cool to play with.
Don't misunderstand, i think its a great idea, but with out enough people behind it to make it go anywhere.
From the way it sounds, its you that need to stay off my lawn. And yes, i have a Cadillac too..
Oh, and real mean learned to code BEFORE college. Even if it was assembler on the big iron, like i did, in middle school years.
I am beyond middle aged, and i still don't consider it *young*.
While there are always exceptions, young does mean incompetent, and a few other colorful adjectives.
I don't consider 20 young ( or old.. ), unless you are still live in your mothers basement.. Most of us had been out of the house for a while at that point.
And yes, i do have a lawn and kids need to stay off if.
No. Moron.
Speak for yourself, child.
Umm i don't consider 20 young. I was coding professionally by that age. By "young", i'm thinking high school age.
Regardless of that, anyone with 1/2 a brain could do a better job in far less time.
What is this Constitution you speak of? ( our current administration uses it for toilet paper )
I worded it that way for a reason. But no, i wont explain it.
Or legal goods.. that you didn't want to broadcast that you bought them. The ability to not be tracked ( easily ) in your purchases is nothing to be sneezed at.
This really needs to be addressed, for the average person. We cant continue having single points of failure for services. There is too much at stake, both for the content consumers and the people trying to do their best to provide it.
The media that 'surrounds us' currently is trash. This makes it even more important to rescue and protect the classics. Due to the current level of intelligence in society, obscure is 'the good stuff'. In another 15 years if we have lost our 'history', it will be a loss for all.
This also includes books. Especially as more and more move to electronic format only. So much knowledge has been lost due to books fading out before they were rescued.
True, people with obscure collections are not up 24/7, but they at least have a copy safely stored away and it can be returned back to the community pool at some point.
While true, i really doubt 90% of you-tube viewers would watch them, or understand any of it if they did accidentally click on one.
At least in the so-called civilized world prisons are far too plush. Often times prison life is better than the outside life of the criminal. And FAR better than most of our military.
Changing this would go a long way to help.
And some of us could care less.
Is that people are content with watching brainless cat-videos instead of learning something.
Drool... Drool... click.. Drool.
When the commercial outlets drop something out of existence you want due to low demand, you will thank the so-called 'hoarders'.
1 - If you like obscure stuff, chances are its not there
2 - Many people don't like to have to be "online" just to watch or listen, or read. ( and be at the mercy of the provider and what they feel like offering this month )
Nice that was tossed in there. Screw you.
Its great they are still alive, but how many people have moved over to other toolkits like QT the years?
Why would it be worth going back?
Problem solved. The entire event is a pointless waste of resources anyway.
if you can buy education today, you get your way tomorrow.
Good luck getting that past the FDA. They frown on new 'mind alternating' chemicals.