I remember futzing around with this little project 15 years ago. I am pleased to see that, not only is it still going strong, it's pretty remarkably modern.
In the same vein: QBasic help file. Until I was able to finally obtain a copy of Turbo Pascal in high school, QBasic was there to teach me programming from absolutely nothing.
Yes, fraudulent 911 calls are a problem. But I'd rather have 100 of those for each legitimate call from an NSI phone which might save one or more lives.
This is yet another example where cost effectiveness mentality kills people.
What about people placed on hold because the emergency lines are tied up? Making decisions with your feelings can kill people, too.
Or, as I like to think: you can agree with the right people and the right ideas, but such agreement is not a serviceable substitute for actual intelligence.
If Malware can do it, so can legitimate-ware, perhaps? Emergency tasks can run on cpu-pegged systems, like maybe Windows Task Manager, if they were designed to run on the GPU instead of the CPU?
In what universe would a libertarian support one man's aesthetic determining another man's property rights? In what universe is this Maoist? I think you are knowledgeable of neither libertarianism nor Maoism.
The idea that granting pardons contradicts the government's role as a guarantor of personal liberty is pretty tortuous; pardons exist so that government may more perfectly secure freedom for individuals that, by means of imperfect justice, are imprisoned. You suppose that it implies the exact opposite of what it does.
Your #1 scenario hinges on the Windows admins in question being illiterate morons, having just sat at a computer for the first time that morning. Your #2 scenario hinges on the Linux admin being too stupid to pick up cross-pollinated skills.
I find both of these scenarios unlikely.
Judging from history it is another Embrace, Extend, Extinguish attempt. Microsoft is just pulling from it's old bag of tricks.
Extinguish what? Their own Powershell? Wouldn't deleting the source repository be faster and cheaper?
I like Cohiba's, I really do. But I think a lot of the obsession is just the forbidden fruit tasting sweeter. For my part, I prefer Sumatran leaf to Cuban.
"The software industry has pretty much decided what information patients should receive, and to my knowledge, they have not had any stakeholder input."
I don't trust Zuckerberg or Facebook as far as I can throw them, if only because of their desire to turn IT into minimum wage labor via immigration, but the fact is that there are no cartoon villains in real life. Some people I don't like, and who I genuinely believe are ruining our industry, are just as capable of philanthropy and good works as a dedicated activist. Perhaps more so. Another example is Bill Gates.
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I remember futzing around with this little project 15 years ago. I am pleased to see that, not only is it still going strong, it's pretty remarkably modern.
That post has said "cosmonaut" since 1999.
I hear the president is absolutely in love with drones, and he likes to spread that love.
In the same vein: QBasic help file. Until I was able to finally obtain a copy of Turbo Pascal in high school, QBasic was there to teach me programming from absolutely nothing.
Yes, fraudulent 911 calls are a problem. But I'd rather have 100 of those for each legitimate call from an NSI phone which might save one or more lives.
This is yet another example where cost effectiveness mentality kills people.
What about people placed on hold because the emergency lines are tied up? Making decisions with your feelings can kill people, too.
He wanted a link. And we're "fucks" for not Googling it for him.
Or, as I like to think: you can agree with the right people and the right ideas, but such agreement is not a serviceable substitute for actual intelligence.
Hey now, I give him credit for QBasic. It was my first exposure to programming, pre-internet, using nothing but its superlative help file.
If Malware can do it, so can legitimate-ware, perhaps? Emergency tasks can run on cpu-pegged systems, like maybe Windows Task Manager, if they were designed to run on the GPU instead of the CPU?
In what universe would a libertarian support one man's aesthetic determining another man's property rights? In what universe is this Maoist? I think you are knowledgeable of neither libertarianism nor Maoism.
And "brogrammer"? Seriously? Submitter is an entitled, classist jackass.
The idea that granting pardons contradicts the government's role as a guarantor of personal liberty is pretty tortuous; pardons exist so that government may more perfectly secure freedom for individuals that, by means of imperfect justice, are imprisoned. You suppose that it implies the exact opposite of what it does.
The difference between (+5, Insightful) and (-1, Offtopic) is knowing which thread you're posting on. ;P
It's time to put a stop to it, too. We need to organize. #gategate
The average football fan is not an NFL player.
I disagree. They are not tasked with keeping us safe; they are tasked with safeguarding our liberties.
Your #1 scenario hinges on the Windows admins in question being illiterate morons, having just sat at a computer for the first time that morning.
Your #2 scenario hinges on the Linux admin being too stupid to pick up cross-pollinated skills.
I find both of these scenarios unlikely.
Judging from history it is another Embrace, Extend, Extinguish attempt. Microsoft is just pulling from it's old bag of tricks.
Extinguish what? Their own Powershell? Wouldn't deleting the source repository be faster and cheaper?
I like Cohiba's, I really do. But I think a lot of the obsession is just the forbidden fruit tasting sweeter. For my part, I prefer Sumatran leaf to Cuban.
"The software industry has pretty much decided what information patients should receive, and to my knowledge, they have not had any stakeholder input."
Maybe fix this part first.
are bad laws. Period. I am hard pressed to think of an exception.
I think "app appers" applies more appropriately to Apple appreciators.
Because hobbits tend to fall off the back of eagles during aerial combats with fellbeasts. No, flying them in on eagles is a terrible idea.
I don't trust Zuckerberg or Facebook as far as I can throw them, if only because of their desire to turn IT into minimum wage labor via immigration, but the fact is that there are no cartoon villains in real life. Some people I don't like, and who I genuinely believe are ruining our industry, are just as capable of philanthropy and good works as a dedicated activist. Perhaps more so. Another example is Bill Gates.
MY distro is emacs on systemd.