Interesting analogy. But, restaurants have to serve everyone
This is only true in states with public accommodation laws. Under federal law, a private secular institution may discriminate on the basis of race, creed, or color (or anything at all, for that matter). But under Colorado law (of the famous gay wedding cake), they may not. So it depends on your state.
There are a number of things Cygwin does that don't quite work on Windows 10 + Bash, such as setting up GCC and C libraries and environment variables for building OSS projects out of the box. But this is a good start.
Oh God, okay, I suppose you're right, and they had software engineers design this new chip instead of actual chip designers, thus stealing the precious resources you're bitching about.
Yes, let's have the chip designers drop everything and help write the device drivers. Brilliant. I should have the network engineers come upstairs and help me with my Excel spreadsheets.
whiplash, sometimes the best response to criticism is no response at all. Besides, bitching about April Fool's stories is every bit as much of a Slashdot tradition as the April Fool's stories themselves. It just isn't the same without them. I come just for the schadenfreude.
Other way around. Caldera/SCO was copying Linux code into Unix for their Linux Kernel Personality project. This was their "smoking gun" that got dropped like a hot potato.
Luckily for you, your local votes are far more effective in your local government than your federal election votes are for federal elections. Hell, you can run, yourself, if you don't like how things are handled.
These are (1) Apple (2) tech workers in (3) California. Which one of those three leads you to believe "modern conservatives" have anything to do with anything in this argument?
FOSS is no longer contested, legally, and all major computing firms (including Microsoft) are now neck-deep in it. MS's bid to kill Linux in the crib failed.
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"SAFETY IS OUR GOAL: It has been [ 2 ] days since our last Adobe Flash 0-day exploit."
The only thing "astandard" here is the site that only handles US-ASCII characters in 2016. It's not defensible.
Interesting analogy. But, restaurants have to serve everyone
This is only true in states with public accommodation laws. Under federal law, a private secular institution may discriminate on the basis of race, creed, or color (or anything at all, for that matter). But under Colorado law (of the famous gay wedding cake), they may not. So it depends on your state.
Pointing out bad grammer and spelling aggresses me.
Well, Slashdot doesn't have an "edit" button, so them's the breaks.
There are a number of things Cygwin does that don't quite work on Windows 10 + Bash, such as setting up GCC and C libraries and environment variables for building OSS projects out of the box. But this is a good start.
Oh God, okay, I suppose you're right, and they had software engineers design this new chip instead of actual chip designers, thus stealing the precious resources you're bitching about.
Yes, let's have the chip designers drop everything and help write the device drivers. Brilliant. I should have the network engineers come upstairs and help me with my Excel spreadsheets.
I would love to get a Steam box for streaming to my TV, but the controller is total crap. I can't wait for Windows-to-XBox streaming.
It's been almost twenty friggin' years. Where have you been?
whiplash, sometimes the best response to criticism is no response at all. Besides, bitching about April Fool's stories is every bit as much of a Slashdot tradition as the April Fool's stories themselves. It just isn't the same without them. I come just for the schadenfreude.
You should put a sign on your yard to keep the kids off while you enjoy your Metamucil.
I'll believe it when NetCraft confirms it.
The first comma was unnecessary. I wrote a sternly-worded letter to the president.
There was a cheap license for indie devs, but unfortunately the assembly size limitation precluded the use of MonoGame. By just a few KB, to boot. :(
That exact file you mention is part of the OpenServer LKP, and contained Linux code SCO/Caldera had no right to distribute outside the GPL.
Other way around. Caldera/SCO was copying Linux code into Unix for their Linux Kernel Personality project. This was their "smoking gun" that got dropped like a hot potato.
Funny, I have an AT&T "sponsored" iPhone, and I don't think it has a single byte of AT&T bloatware on it.
Boo iOS! I demand that my carrier have the right to add bloatware to my phone so I can bitch about it on Slashdot!
Maybe it's better this way. This summary made sense.
Also, Baader Meinhof.
Luckily for you, your local votes are far more effective in your local government than your federal election votes are for federal elections. Hell, you can run, yourself, if you don't like how things are handled.
That's completely orthogonal to the fact that MS failed to kill open source, which is now thriving in all quarters (not just Linux).
These are (1) Apple (2) tech workers in (3) California. Which one of those three leads you to believe "modern conservatives" have anything to do with anything in this argument?
Sorry, I meant don't Linux UEFI boot partitions require fat. They can't have NTFS, and I didn't think they worked with ext2?
FOSS is no longer contested, legally, and all major computing firms (including Microsoft) are now neck-deep in it. MS's bid to kill Linux in the crib failed.