Obama wants to change the system. But in order to do that, he needs insiders, clinton retreads, lobbyists, and big corporate stooges that know how to get shit done. Once he's surrounded by them, he'll be able to change the system.
That's a huge advantage for *BSD. All the command-line stuff feels like it belongs together. And if you need to check the source, it's in one place, easy to track down, and browseable online. Linux may be open source, but good luck trying to track down the source code for a random library or utility.
You're right. You don't follow this stuff. There are two kinds of pancreatic cancer. Most (adenocarcinomas) are a short term ticket to death. 5% are in the "other" category and are treatable. Mr. Jobs was in the other category.
There's more to being native than just the native widgets or having a global menu bar vs a window menu bar. I use PgAdmin III (wxwidgets based) on a macintosh. It looks native, mostly, but it doesn't feel native.
Comments in the last zune slashdot story (yesterday?) were just as detailed as this "story". Maybe slashdot editors should read their own site. Or maybe I should start submitting all +5 comments for their own story.
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Obama wants to change the system. But in order to do that, he needs insiders, clinton retreads, lobbyists, and big corporate stooges that know how to get shit done. Once he's surrounded by them, he'll be able to change the system.
Let's hope this first post is preserved, so future generations will have a complete record of who had first post in this story.
Yeah... but those people who claimed $0.99 was too expensive and songs shouldn't cost more than $0.70 will need a new excuse.
That's a huge advantage for *BSD. All the command-line stuff feels like it belongs together. And if you need to check the source, it's in one place, easy to track down, and browseable online. Linux may be open source, but good luck trying to track down the source code for a random library or utility.
VMS much?
How about a slashdot based on news for nerds, or stuff that matters?
Results 1 - 10 of about 44,700 for "lean and mean" linux.
Google, Stephen J Gould, and digitig confirm it: Linux is dying!
I'm not sure if you're referring to twitter or the twitter phishing site :/
2008-1-5 11:53AM - just took a dump.
More likely they'll work do MCSE type work, asp/aspx, windows support, etc.
Well, In 98, during the .com craze, they hired masseuses that gave happy endings.
Firing 15,000 people is easier than firing 1 person.
Or they cut US jobs while increasing employment in Canada and India. But it should be interesting to see what the they do.
Heartsick? I doubt it.
One death is a tragedy; a million is a statistic. -- Joseph Stalin
You're right. You don't follow this stuff. There are two kinds of pancreatic cancer. Most (adenocarcinomas) are a short term ticket to death. 5% are in the "other" category and are treatable. Mr. Jobs was in the other category.
How do you explain Michael Spindler and Gil Amelio? Maybe John Sculley picked them so he could ride back and rescue Apple once Steve retires?!!!?!!!
There's more to being native than just the native widgets or having a global menu bar vs a window menu bar. I use PgAdmin III (wxwidgets based) on a macintosh. It looks native, mostly, but it doesn't feel native.
You're about a year and a half too late.
division (and modulo) are much slower than integer Math on the ARM.
Comments in the last zune slashdot story (yesterday?) were just as detailed as this "story". Maybe slashdot editors should read their own site. Or maybe I should start submitting all +5 comments for their own story.
Open had a meaning before Open Source Software.
the word "liberty" is much more direct and understandable.
PS: 4/12 is not 50%.
It wasn't the buses (ie, the free market) that decided where black people sat, it was state law (ie, government intervention).