"Suffice it to say that Red Hat would not have endorsed this model if we were not comfortable that it is a good-faith initiative."
Fucking STUPID. Since when in their entire history has Microsoft ever done anything in "good faith"?? Morons! *ALL * you need to do is read a few court cases...
OK, it was ignorant - horticulture is not my field. OTOH I love it when people make applied engineering comments... (among other things) - It's a joke, son. I'm freakin 44 yrs old, and I can't have any fun?
You are NOT entitled to have anything at the price you want, the time you want, the place you want.
That has NEVER been one of your "rights" and never will be.
This is true. However I would also point out that, the producers have no right to my wallet if I say so. Nor *should* they have the right to destroy hundreds of years of creative social commons. There are certain species of antisocial psycopaths which don't believe in any kind of sharing or commons, full stop -- and they run some of the largest corps extant. I know good and well that they would love to charge for every instance every time a movie or CD is played. Too bad, I would like world peace also.
Um. It has MAC available vis the selinux extensions. I'm using them right now. Setup was almost nil.
Far as the vulns and devs go, you have CVE and regular dev lists at the major players such as RedHat, SuSE, Cannonical, etc. RedHat in particular is known for fixing stuff on their enterprise contracts.
So I can't decide if you're just trolling, or badly misinformed.
This has been discussed ad nauseum here over the last decade.
One big reason why things are the way they are, is that corporate types want somebody to blame when things go pear-shaped. There's not many linux companies of enough size to handle that. Just RedHat and SuSe.
Another reason is yes, the apps. The simply *must* have MS Access and integration with the whole Office suite. Anything that doesn't have this is likely a non-starter.
"This would be a problem for any herbicide-resistant cultivar. If we are going to pollute, let's at least pollute with Roundup, which is not harmful for mammals, and is mostly bound to the soil. It is by far the least bad of the pesticides (not that that makes it good, but if spraying with Roundup is a problem, we should ban all pesticides)."
Why don't you ask some Vietnamese people about that. Decades after the Vietnam war, they still have horrible deformities to deal with. And lets not forget that Vietnam used to be French Indo-china.
Hrmmm, so if these assclowns want metered billing, then surely they won't mind if the gov't owns and installs the meters. And surely they won't mind being accountable to the PUC. Just like the electric and water/sewer, etc. And surely they won't mind having true net neutrality crammed down their pipes because now they are finally a *real* grown-up utility!
He's also SCO's lawyer. He doesn't actually give a damn about the tech, its about the money. Which is why he made SCO pay millons up front. That way, he gets rich no matter how stupid he has to look in court. Seriously - subscribe to groklaw and you'll be amazed how US law works. Much like constant code refactoring by idiots.
shit, I wish I could give you an "insightful" for that... Notice in this story how its bumped the whole discussion about Oracle down to the level that very few will really read it?
"Why is MS always being held to a double-standard that others aren't?
People will beat MS up over bundling... but I don't see anybody on Slashdot going "Apple stifles competition! Google bundles Maps inside Search and there's no way to uninstall it or integrate a different mapping service into it!"
Perhaps you're too young to remember the 80's and 90's. Microsoft has been found guilty of some extremely asshole monopolistic behavior. When one is found guilty of such things there is a different set of rules and expectations. Yes, even legally. And now that the consent decree is over, we see them returning to their old asshole ways. Basically they've never actually changed their ways, likely because of never actually changing their thinking. They've *never* gotten the concept of playing with others.
How is less than zero probs possible? I run it on the desktop all day, every day since 1997. And the latest debian has zero probs, you are having even less than that?
"Linux has some real and serious advantages, but I'm tired of the bullshit. I will happily pay for something that is more reliable on the desktop."
Then do what I did and switch to Debian. I ran slackware from 1997 - 1999 then RH until last year. No probs at all since, very little if any "setup" (mainly the printer/scanner), and my favorite tweaks that I've carried around for years. I've tried it on 3 different machines so far, and same thing: no probs.
Never mind lifting stuff. Imagine being able to tickle somebody's G-spot from across the room during a meeting!
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You sound like a politician, using over-broad generalizations to create a strawman that you can then easily tear apart. Which is one of the things that is so wrong with US politics these days.
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Here's some even worse stuff... just in case you need ammo
http://ftw.generation.no/?n=627
http://www.zentastic.com/videos/bmevideo-trailer.wmv
http://www.zentastic.com/videos/bmevideo-trailer-2.wmv
http://www.zentastic.com/videos/bmevideo-3.wmv
(genital dissection vids, prolapseing, gay group, etc.)
Because I get *sick and tired* of forum spammers...
goatse is now at goatse.info, just FYI
last I checked (a long time ago), yes. To clarify: it doesn't need any specific optimizations for whatever number of cores.
I said, "We need to staff a HOOKER!" Got it now?
Fucking STUPID. Since when in their entire history has Microsoft ever done anything in "good faith"?? Morons! *ALL * you need to do is read a few court cases...
OK, it was ignorant - horticulture is not my field. OTOH I love it when people make applied engineering comments... (among other things) - It's a joke, son. I'm freakin 44 yrs old, and I can't have any fun?
"People thought I was insane by thinking you could link quantum sciences with biological sciences.
And here I am, working with single-wavelength quanta growing plants.
Shows them!
"
Growing dope under blacklights?
This is true. However I would also point out that, the producers have no right to my wallet if I say so. Nor *should* they have the right to destroy hundreds of years of creative social commons. There are certain species of antisocial psycopaths which don't believe in any kind of sharing or commons, full stop -- and they run some of the largest corps extant. I know good and well that they would love to charge for every instance every time a movie or CD is played. Too bad, I would like world peace also.
Um. It has MAC available vis the selinux extensions. I'm using them right now. Setup was almost nil.
Far as the vulns and devs go, you have CVE and regular dev lists at the major players such as RedHat, SuSE, Cannonical, etc. RedHat in particular is known for fixing stuff on their enterprise contracts.
So I can't decide if you're just trolling, or badly misinformed.
2001 called, they want their "get the facts" back....
This has been discussed ad nauseum here over the last decade.
One big reason why things are the way they are, is that corporate types want somebody to blame when things go pear-shaped. There's not many linux companies of enough size to handle that. Just RedHat and SuSe.
Another reason is yes, the apps. The simply *must* have MS Access and integration with the whole Office suite. Anything that doesn't have this is likely a non-starter.
Why don't you ask some Vietnamese people about that. Decades after the Vietnam war, they still have horrible deformities to deal with. And lets not forget that Vietnam used to be French Indo-china.
Hrmmm, so if these assclowns want metered billing, then surely they won't mind if the gov't owns and installs the meters. And surely they won't mind being accountable to the PUC. Just like the electric and water/sewer, etc. And surely they won't mind having true net neutrality crammed down their pipes because now they are finally a *real* grown-up utility!
Nope, I can back him up. Same thing. You're the troll, keep trying.
Oh, and remember those "winmodems"?
He's also SCO's lawyer. He doesn't actually give a damn about the tech, its about the money. Which is why he made SCO pay millons up front. That way, he gets rich no matter how stupid he has to look in court. Seriously - subscribe to groklaw and you'll be amazed how US law works. Much like constant code refactoring by idiots.
shit, I wish I could give you an "insightful" for that... Notice in this story how its bumped the whole discussion about Oracle down to the level that very few will really read it?
But Oracle said this isn't about money! In court no less!
"Why is MS always being held to a double-standard that others aren't?
People will beat MS up over bundling... but I don't see anybody on Slashdot going "Apple stifles competition! Google bundles Maps inside Search and there's no way to uninstall it or integrate a different mapping service into it!"
Perhaps you're too young to remember the 80's and 90's. Microsoft has been found guilty of some extremely asshole monopolistic behavior. When one is found guilty of such things there is a different set of rules and expectations. Yes, even legally. And now that the consent decree is over, we see them returning to their old asshole ways. Basically they've never actually changed their ways, likely because of never actually changing their thinking. They've *never* gotten the concept of playing with others.
Not your kingdom. God's kingdom. And yes, a mod point.
How is less than zero probs possible? I run it on the desktop all day, every day since 1997. And the latest debian has zero probs, you are having even less than that?
"Linux has some real and serious advantages, but I'm tired of the bullshit. I will happily pay for something that is more reliable on the desktop."
Then do what I did and switch to Debian. I ran slackware from 1997 - 1999 then RH until last year. No probs at all since, very little if any "setup" (mainly the printer/scanner), and my favorite tweaks that I've carried around for years. I've tried it on 3 different machines so far, and same thing: no probs.
Can BI have the goatse guy too? Because if so, then I might just go there. Just to watch, of course.
"Yeah, I played with it too, and it did feel like an early release product."
You mean it came early? Eeewww.
Never mind lifting stuff. Imagine being able to tickle somebody's G-spot from across the room during a meeting!
You sound like a politician, using over-broad generalizations to create a strawman that you can then easily tear apart. Which is one of the things that is so wrong with US politics these days.