Microsoft applications always behave themselves properly,
Haha, they've got you, hook line and sinker, haven't they?;)
When XP first came out, a new PC came with it preinstalled along with Office, and some other stuff.
It used to bluescreen about every hour or two, and we got the local Microsoft-is-great-and-can-do-no-wrong guy to have a look.
Straight to the Add/Remove programs he went. And then he exclaimed, Oh, but no wonder it's crashing - you've got all this third party stuff installed. If you stick with MS apps, you'll be fine.
I almost laughed in his face.
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Police recover rock climber's body after fatal fall Motorcyclist dies after being hit by a truck 61-year-old jobless man fatally abuses senile mother Dad dies of shock after son's repeated beatings Comic questioned over hitting woman in restaurant Death row inmate dies in prison cell
Can someone in Japan please confirm that this is a freaky, awful day, and that Japan isn't normally this bad?
Erm, I don't think that was due to Majors skill, or Blairs ineptitude. If you're in power as the economy starts to take off, as long as you don't make any huge mistakes, you're in luck.
Well, I can only speak from personal experience, ratheer than just listening to people who say it's insecure.
I've never had any security problems with it. Chrooted, and running as a non root user helps. Funny how once something gets a reputation, it never seems to be able to shake it off.
I think I read some where that he died today in his home. Some bizarre accident with a vacuum cleaner and a carrot if my memory serves me right. I'm sure it'll be on the news tonight...
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Is this the Apocolypse Now Redux I have heard about?
SCO vs IBM?
I can't get to the site, so apologies if it's answered there.
Are they releasing the source too, as I think ID did with Doom?
That way we can kill processes by crashing into them. But seriously, if there is source released, we can get it ported to Linux.
Am I the only one who says:
WTF? That's horrible. Disgusting, even.
Haha, they've got you, hook line and sinker, haven't they? ;)
When XP first came out, a new PC came with it preinstalled along with Office, and some other stuff.
It used to bluescreen about every hour or two, and we got the local Microsoft-is-great-and-can-do-no-wrong guy to have a look.
Straight to the Add/Remove programs he went. And then he exclaimed, Oh, but no wonder it's crashing - you've got all this third party stuff installed. If you stick with MS apps, you'll be fine.
I almost laughed in his face.
6) Profit?
All my OS-disabled Windows using chums are banging on about an open source P2P app called DC++.
It's open source, and all, but there isn't a Linux client. Any l33t coders out there that are bored should look at bringing this to the land of Linux.
And yes, I understand the irony of calling them OS-disabled, and in the same breath complaining that my OS of choice doesn't have the same facility.
Now... think about how you connect in to fix one of those, if it doesn't stay up long enough for you to remote in. :)
You dial in to the modem attached to the AUX port.
OK, so it's not self made.
But can you specify *.slashdot.org? Surely you just put slashdot.org if you want to indicate all the hosts, and subdomains.
What's the purpose of the https link to the search?
;)
I could understand the privacy argument - if the results came back encrypted.
Otherwise all it does is makes me have to click yes, I accept that faked certificate made with openssl
Your hot-standby mouse should have kicked in and taken over without you noticing.. ;)
Anyone see the other news on this site?!
Police recover rock climber's body after fatal fall
Motorcyclist dies after being hit by a truck
61-year-old jobless man fatally abuses senile mother
Dad dies of shock after son's repeated beatings
Comic questioned over hitting woman in restaurant
Death row inmate dies in prison cell
Can someone in Japan please confirm that this is a freaky, awful day, and that Japan isn't normally this bad?
Although that last one is quite ironic.
"Computers are just no good," said one 51-year-old company manager leaving for Sapporo. "I'm sure they're helpful, but they're just too fragile."
Lol. Depends how they're set up. I'd say you can get them fairly robust. Clustered, load balanced, hot-swap, failover, etc.
Erm, I don't think that was due to Majors skill, or Blairs ineptitude. If you're in power as the economy starts to take off, as long as you don't make any huge mistakes, you're in luck.
Please do tell me why, wanker.
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I bet these are the same people that voted Tony Blair into office.
**Any**thing was better than Major.
Maybe the filesystem has become corrupted due to lots of crashes.
Personally, ext2 has been all I need. Although I have tried ext3 (blargh, slow), ReiserFS (nice), and XFS (seems good so far).
You're on mine too from a while ago... ;)
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I'm one of two - I'm honoured..
If I still had my mod points, that'd get a +1, Funny.
Come on, it **is** funny....
Well, I can only speak from personal experience, ratheer than just listening to people who say it's insecure.
I've never had any security problems with it. Chrooted, and running as a non root user helps. Funny how once something gets a reputation, it never seems to be able to shake it off.
I can see the SQL query becoming the new steps to profit. :)
Funny you should mention him actually...
I think I read some where that he died today in his home. Some bizarre accident with a vacuum cleaner and a carrot if my memory serves me right. I'm sure it'll be on the news tonight...
In 1995, American researchers cooled rubidium atoms to less than 170 billionths of a degree above absolute zero.
I know a girl like that....
...the comparatively understandable source code.
:) I imagine they too have seen some almost incomprehensible source code.
Lol