Consistent? Not tried to open a elderly Word document lately?
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I'm afraid I can only assume that you're lying or mad. My Windows XP box crashes about 100 times more often than my Solaris machine. I've never seen a Linux kernal panic. Ever. And as for Windows Mobile, I have to reboot that piece of shit 2 or 3 times a day.
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Lucky you. My brand new HP Windows XP box crashed about 200 times the first week. Even after reinstalling everything, it still crashes about once a week. In other words, about 100 times as often as my Solaris machines.
The UN, through the ITU, assign all kinds of numbers, codes and callsigns. Did the world come to an end because the US had to paint "N" on the side of their airplanes?
You're an idiot. "THX1138" and "Silent Running" are among the best SF movies ever made. Just because your retarded intellect is unable to comprehend ideas rather than explosions and tits, does not make them bad movies.
Much as I dislike Microsoft, it appears that Lambert is an archetypical gun banner, with all the errors of logic that implies; a quick glance at the rest of his site yields the usual arguments from authority, "tu quoque", strawmen, "victim as authority" and downright misrepresentation that gun banners are so fond of. Ergo, I have little faith in anything else he says.
55mpg for $21K? Some kind of joke, surely? haven't the people who buy these things looked at the diesel VW Lupo? Much the same mileage for half the money and a lot less complexity.
I've just got an XP Home machine at home. It has crashed more in the last couple of weeks than every Unix machine I've ever used in the last 30 years put together. Is that your idea of "very stable"?
If you want to know what a real battle in space would be like, I suggest you read the relevant passage from Iain M Banks' book "Excession". Said battle takes 4 or 5 pages to describe, involves hundreds of ships and takes 350 milliseconds.
All the film space battles I've ever seen, and the Star Wars ones are particularly bad, are reworkings of WW2 aircraft dogfights. The audience may be comfortable with this, but it involves breaches of the laws of physics (spacecraft cannot fly in curves unless under thrust, explosions make no noise in space), obvious nonsense (human beings aiming projectile weapons - sheesh) and stupidity such as the ships all being the same way up.
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Consistent? Not tried to open a elderly Word document lately?
I'm afraid I can only assume that you're lying or mad. My Windows XP box crashes about 100 times more often than my Solaris machine. I've never seen a Linux kernal panic. Ever. And as for Windows Mobile, I have to reboot that piece of shit 2 or 3 times a day.
Lucky you. My brand new HP Windows XP box crashed about 200 times the first week. Even after reinstalling everything, it still crashes about once a week. In other words, about 100 times as often as my Solaris machines.
Hear, hear.
No sense of humor as well as no brain, eh, bozo?
The UN, through the ITU, assign all kinds of numbers, codes and callsigns. Did the world come to an end because the US had to paint "N" on the side of their airplanes?
Me. And that's the crappest web site I've ever seen. So I won't be looking at that, either.
You're an idiot. "THX1138" and "Silent Running" are among the best SF movies ever made. Just because your retarded intellect is unable to comprehend ideas rather than explosions and tits, does not make them bad movies.
The Microsoft Problem Solving Process;
Given that my iPaq crashes at least once a day, I'm bound to choose Windows for embedded applications, aren't I?
Not.
If you oppose gun bans, your web site needs work. Lots of serious work.
Much as I dislike Microsoft, it appears that Lambert is an archetypical gun banner, with all the errors of logic that implies; a quick glance at the rest of his site yields the usual arguments from authority, "tu quoque", strawmen, "victim as authority" and downright misrepresentation that gun banners are so fond of. Ergo, I have little faith in anything else he says.
150 spams a *day*?????
Hell, that's what gets through my filters. On a bad day I get 1000/hour.
I watched the eclipse through welders glass & it didn't do me anyalkjl kefiqwiuql lmpojen.
... djbdns. Nothing to do with the software and everything to do with the attitude of its author.
He ain't no libertarian. He's Religious Right. Read his journal. Utterly bonkers.
55mpg for $21K? Some kind of joke, surely? haven't the people who buy these things looked at the diesel VW Lupo? Much the same mileage for half the money and a lot less complexity.
Ah, so when MS breaks the law, you don't care, but when individuals do, it's a big deal.
That makes you a hypocrite.
I've just got an XP Home machine at home. It has crashed more in the last couple of weeks than every Unix machine I've ever used in the last 30 years put together. Is that your idea of "very stable"?
It's "Porsche", dammit.
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Andromeda must die!
Andromeda was dross. The world's a better place without it.
If you want to know what a real battle in space would be like, I suggest you read the relevant passage from Iain M Banks' book "Excession". Said battle takes 4 or 5 pages to describe, involves hundreds of ships and takes 350 milliseconds. All the film space battles I've ever seen, and the Star Wars ones are particularly bad, are reworkings of WW2 aircraft dogfights. The audience may be comfortable with this, but it involves breaches of the laws of physics (spacecraft cannot fly in curves unless under thrust, explosions make no noise in space), obvious nonsense (human beings aiming projectile weapons - sheesh) and stupidity such as the ships all being the same way up.
What's an election beam? Is that like a hanging chad?
Raymond is an arsehole. But Gruber is a bigger arsehole. And they both need to to do something about their egos.