What features do these early adopters badly need that is made available through this fresh release?
Even a fresh debian-stable release needs a cool-down period before running it on anything but hobby or non-mission-critical computers.
You'd expect quirks to come up on anything that is released to a wide public for the first time, being it windows, linux, a media-player, an instruction manual,...
Makes me think, how many debian users agree to install popularity-contest during installation? Also, it's probably a specific type of debian user that agrees to do so, with many other defaults kept.
Use the same stuff that melted the core columns of the twintowers to cut the plane in little pieces before impact. There will only be a splatter of molten steel on the side of the building.
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"Fo' drizzle"
Recognized by the goatee
That pattern will be sooo 2012.
What features do these early adopters badly need that is made available through this fresh release?
Even a fresh debian-stable release needs a cool-down period before running it on anything but hobby or non-mission-critical computers.
You'd expect quirks to come up on anything that is released to a wide public for the first time, being it windows, linux, a media-player, an instruction manual, ...
Somehow the printed CD was a LOT more convincing for my friends to take it serious and give it a try.
One key per person ought to be enough for anyone.
Money, marketing... tells more about what they think is appealing to people in Poland.
Public key authentication
Oh how the world could be with broader support. Imagine logging in on all your web-based application with no password.
"I doubt computer vision has reached the stage when it's easy to identify a nude."
Or even more so; even a human can't sometimes tell the difference between a guy and a gal, until it's too late and your excitement is ruined.
So in the future 'intel inside' might have a double meaning.
*BASH*
Yes, everybody knows it would be a wave or a string!
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n48/lil_naruto/piracylulz.png
Makes me think, how many debian users agree to install popularity-contest during installation? Also, it's probably a specific type of debian user that agrees to do so, with many other defaults kept.
A human wife has an off-switch too, it's located pretty deep tough.
Idiocracy is the name of the movie.
Whot?
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=9103162
Some more fun with butter
Everyone reading this article started doing their job?
1. The memory tool that displays per-tab mem usage.
2. Sensible memory management.
3. Fast?
4. Sandboxed tabs.
So it's three times as expensive?
For example. 100 euro.
200% more is 100 + 200.
I didn't read TFA, just assuming they mean 100% more expensive.
Next step? Encrypted packages that are arbitrarily sized to be like any other encrypted package.
Use the same stuff that melted the core columns of the twintowers to cut the plane in little pieces before impact. There will only be a splatter of molten steel on the side of the building.
One... BILLion colours...!
That raises the question; if Linus murders, will you stop using the kernel and everything associated with it?