Exactly, nobody really care that much about skills with a language when the set of skills you are really looking at is statistics. The R user is doing statistics while most of the python users don't know a fuck about statistics. So, if you are seeking for a stats guy and are too stupid to ask for it namely, you may ask for a R guy and get someone who knows stats. With python, you will get someone knowing python.
I doubt people are really valueing that much a strudy laptop enclosure when the hardware it contains is so cheap to acquire and replace. Your smartphone is propably more expensive than your laptop. But, who knows, perhaps people are still listening at this marketing bullshit.
systemd? Seriously? Get over it man! And Gnome 3 and KDE stuff as well.
You are trolling here. Your argument is lame. You blame Gnome 3 and systemd to make Linux be like Windows and you conclude Windows 10 will then be found much better by people. Really? You are just trying to coat your old complains with new frosting.
However, I believe Microsoft is perfectly entitled to drop support for newer processors in old versions of Windows. Supporting old versions of Windows cost money and doesn't gather money anymore. Microsoft has made it clear; Windows 10 is the last stop and Windows 10 will be a rolling distro. They clearly no longer play the marketing confusion game with multiple versions of Windows. They will put the money where it is likely to profit. Supporting old versions of Windows is not profitable whatever the prima dona think about how better they were.
Now, I really fear for the enterprise I am working for these days. They are just starting to migrate from Windows XP to Windows 7 on the desktop. Soon they will be forced to migrate to Windows 10 as the old generations of Intel processors will be phased out. Someone will have to kick his own arse before being kicked hard.
It all depends if the accident occurs because of the road, the car or both. You should be allowed to sue. It doesn't mean at all you should win everytime you sue.
It is not like there is shortage of land. If someone doesn't bother to have a decent sepulture for his/her relative to commemorate once a while, there is plenty of land unsuitable for useful purpose for this. Deserts, namely. The argument to not waste valuable land doesn't hold water. But hey, you do whatever you want with your remains as long as it doesn't become a threat to others. I just believe the argumentation is a load of bullshit, it is not like rebuilding soil from human corpses make a significant difference overall. There is already plenty of organic material available to rebuild soil, they even convert it into fuel instead. Maybe we could turn human corpses into diesel or gasoline?
Actually there is 14 actively maintained Javascript engines out there and 4 unmaintained. I just mentioned two out of them because they were coupled with the two other significant web browser to make a fair comparison about supported features.
The comparison with the number of text editors is irrelevant and unfair. There isn't a standardized interface and behavior for a text editor, it is all a matter of choice and taste. It cannot be compare to a Javascript engine which have to stick to a publish standard. Unless you consider adding extension that would break portability of code between browsers is a desirable feature.
Is there a need for yet another Javascript engine in the public domain? How this one distinguish itself from the others? I may understand the Microsoft motivation behind this, but I don't believe there is a huge interest from the community to participate. Why would someone decide to contribute to ChakraCore? Microsoft just hope the community will take care of it and make sure it behaves in sync with other engines increasing the compatibility of its browser engine with the others. Why not just implementing V8 in Microsoft Edge instead? Or SpiderMonkey?
PGP works great for Linux users. If I had to make a guess as to why it's not working so great for BB customers, I would just take a stab in the dark and say it's related to the fact that BB's CEO openly defends putting backdoors in phones and computers for "lawful access" by governments.
The BB's CEO never said such a thing. He never ever talked about putting backdoors, he talked about sharing METADATA with authorities if justified and required.
Pretty silly argument. The media will be always be where there is a buck to make. That he didn't support labels or whatever shit you believe doesn't change anything to the fact making the front page with Bowie this morning is selling everywhere on this planet. It is all over the news in Canada as well.
Yep, really sad. I was expecting at least one new BB10 smart phone from BB in 2016. It seems I will have to contemplate their Android powered smart phones instead.
To make the bad guys in the caves in Afghanistan have a good laugh. Can you imagine the supreme commander of the most powerful army on Earth doing this?
Exactly, I read a study on exactly that and the conclusion is it doesn't change anything to the suicides rate. However, this regulation will even have harmful effects on those who may had decided to consult and will not in the fear their records will be shared with the FBI or someone else.
If true, it means someone with mental illness conditions will be much more reluctant than before to seek for health care provided his/her file can be transfer to the FBI. That is a silly measure that will cause more harm than good on the long term.
About two thirds of the fatalities by firearms are suicids. If the goal is to protect the population against mass killings, it will have some effects on the people needing help if they are suicidals.
This seems to me like a lot of bullshit and not well designed measures.
I'm far to be a millenial and I worked in the past and I am still working for a financial institution and some days I believe I am a paleontologist. They are still running Windows XP on a majority of the workstations with IE8 and Java 6. They have architects lagging behind to implement a nearly two decades obsolete architecture. The security guys are sleeping hard, I found many potential security holes in the environment, while security guys are still talking about what a hard to guess password is. I am looking to escape this nightmare.
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Exactly, nobody really care that much about skills with a language when the set of skills you are really looking at is statistics. The R user is doing statistics while most of the python users don't know a fuck about statistics. So, if you are seeking for a stats guy and are too stupid to ask for it namely, you may ask for a R guy and get someone who knows stats. With python, you will get someone knowing python.
I doubt people are really valueing that much a strudy laptop enclosure when the hardware it contains is so cheap to acquire and replace. Your smartphone is propably more expensive than your laptop. But, who knows, perhaps people are still listening at this marketing bullshit.
It comes with a trailer.
Real nerds don't give a fuck about leaves, blowers and rake, they are living in the basement below the leaves anyway.
20 years old news. Ever heard about the Linux on the desktop year?
*Yawn!*
systemd? Seriously? Get over it man! And Gnome 3 and KDE stuff as well.
You are trolling here. Your argument is lame. You blame Gnome 3 and systemd to make Linux be like Windows and you conclude Windows 10 will then be found much better by people. Really? You are just trying to coat your old complains with new frosting.
However, I believe Microsoft is perfectly entitled to drop support for newer processors in old versions of Windows. Supporting old versions of Windows cost money and doesn't gather money anymore. Microsoft has made it clear; Windows 10 is the last stop and Windows 10 will be a rolling distro. They clearly no longer play the marketing confusion game with multiple versions of Windows. They will put the money where it is likely to profit. Supporting old versions of Windows is not profitable whatever the prima dona think about how better they were.
Now, I really fear for the enterprise I am working for these days. They are just starting to migrate from Windows XP to Windows 7 on the desktop. Soon they will be forced to migrate to Windows 10 as the old generations of Intel processors will be phased out. Someone will have to kick his own arse before being kicked hard.
...occurred...
It all depends if the accident occurs because of the road, the car or both. You should be allowed to sue. It doesn't mean at all you should win everytime you sue.
Sure, there is no greed outside US, everybody knows that.
It is not like there is shortage of land. If someone doesn't bother to have a decent sepulture for his/her relative to commemorate once a while, there is plenty of land unsuitable for useful purpose for this. Deserts, namely. The argument to not waste valuable land doesn't hold water. But hey, you do whatever you want with your remains as long as it doesn't become a threat to others. I just believe the argumentation is a load of bullshit, it is not like rebuilding soil from human corpses make a significant difference overall. There is already plenty of organic material available to rebuild soil, they even convert it into fuel instead. Maybe we could turn human corpses into diesel or gasoline?
Actually there is 14 actively maintained Javascript engines out there and 4 unmaintained. I just mentioned two out of them because they were coupled with the two other significant web browser to make a fair comparison about supported features.
The comparison with the number of text editors is irrelevant and unfair. There isn't a standardized interface and behavior for a text editor, it is all a matter of choice and taste. It cannot be compare to a Javascript engine which have to stick to a publish standard. Unless you consider adding extension that would break portability of code between browsers is a desirable feature.
Is there a need for yet another Javascript engine in the public domain? How this one distinguish itself from the others? I may understand the Microsoft motivation behind this, but I don't believe there is a huge interest from the community to participate. Why would someone decide to contribute to ChakraCore? Microsoft just hope the community will take care of it and make sure it behaves in sync with other engines increasing the compatibility of its browser engine with the others. Why not just implementing V8 in Microsoft Edge instead? Or SpiderMonkey?
Also: This is Canada and Netherlands. Not two of the top countries in lying. (They do lie, but not as much as many others.)
How do you know? You collected some kind of stats? How do you know they are not just better liars?
PGP works great for Linux users. If I had to make a guess as to why it's not working so great for BB customers, I would just take a stab in the dark and say it's related to the fact that BB's CEO openly defends putting backdoors in phones and computers for "lawful access" by governments.
The BB's CEO never said such a thing. He never ever talked about putting backdoors, he talked about sharing METADATA with authorities if justified and required.
Pretty silly argument. The media will be always be where there is a buck to make. That he didn't support labels or whatever shit you believe doesn't change anything to the fact making the front page with Bowie this morning is selling everywhere on this planet. It is all over the news in Canada as well.
...my daughter is a seismologist you insensitive clod!
Yep, really sad. I was expecting at least one new BB10 smart phone from BB in 2016. It seems I will have to contemplate their Android powered smart phones instead.
To make the bad guys in the caves in Afghanistan have a good laugh. Can you imagine the supreme commander of the most powerful army on Earth doing this?
Will it run systemd?
Don't you meant a backdoor installed?
Exactly, I read a study on exactly that and the conclusion is it doesn't change anything to the suicides rate. However, this regulation will even have harmful effects on those who may had decided to consult and will not in the fear their records will be shared with the FBI or someone else.
If true, it means someone with mental illness conditions will be much more reluctant than before to seek for health care provided his/her file can be transfer to the FBI. That is a silly measure that will cause more harm than good on the long term.
About two thirds of the fatalities by firearms are suicids. If the goal is to protect the population against mass killings, it will have some effects on the people needing help if they are suicidals.
This seems to me like a lot of bullshit and not well designed measures.
I'm far to be a millenial and I worked in the past and I am still working for a financial institution and some days I believe I am a paleontologist. They are still running Windows XP on a majority of the workstations with IE8 and Java 6. They have architects lagging behind to implement a nearly two decades obsolete architecture. The security guys are sleeping hard, I found many potential security holes in the environment, while security guys are still talking about what a hard to guess password is. I am looking to escape this nightmare.
Go to hell! In USA it is math and in UK it is maths.