Not counterproductive at all, there is a purpose that is for the customer's benefit to the GPL. How do you know the drivers they chose to use aren't GPL?
Nonsense, some grid transformers *might* be lost is all. And the whining about length of replacement time is based on the stupidity of scaling normal manufacturing times which would not be the case in emergency. Chicken little screaming is all that is
You are the one making an idiotic stance. We are not going to "an alien planet" with our space program. We are only going to have space stations and possibly humans on utterly barren worlds and asteroids in our solar system. There are no known habitable worlds in the universe but Earth thus far. The Kepler planets are merely candidates that could prove uninhabitable for a myriad of reasons, and we won't reach those in the next two centuries.
These flaws make the manufacturer's specs and claims of security lies.
No, the consumers did not demand bad design. That was Intel's doing.
Intels design is garbage, done with complete and reckless disregard for security. The flaws were pointed out two decades ago and they never ever bothered to fix it.
Wow,I didn't know we were driving cars for 1 million years. Damn. So that's how homo erectus spread over 3 continents so fast, they just went "ungah bungah.... ROAD TRIP!"
Explains why we find so many of their teeth and bones too, since safety belts in automobiles weren't common until the mid 20th century.
But that is exactly what is happening in radar installation technicians, the organs without large internal blood movement for cooling, e.g. eyballs, become more susceptible to tumors and cancer and it is do to heating
Some graphics systems have wonderful specs by the way, and we have open source drivers for them because of it. Are there any open source graphics projects that haven't flopped yet? seems we're doing just fine there too as long as you pick your card...
Fallacy, if your daemon is crashing, like say mysqld does, it's a piece of shit. It's just going to crash again. Properly written daemons will have uptime of years. I know this is a shocking revelation to today's low watt bulb developers, with their unstable and shaky LAMP stack crap...
not doing anything that couldn't be done without big enough array of pneumatics or gears....we'll never do what a biological brain can do, or improve on that, going down this path
I suspect the real answer to AI will be in the realm of biology, to grow systems that don't have the pesky problems of animal neural nets like lifespan
You underestimate totally the power of gossipy women since roughly 8000 B.C. Profiling, demographics, data mining. 3rd party tracking....those "stitch and bitch" sewing circle sessions had it all
Having had professional jobs in corporate america with its nepotism, cronyism, internal politics and intrigue, feifdoms for more than a couple decades, I can assure you that realm has no more of it than typical college
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See, if they complied with the GPL2 we'd know the answer to that. Very useful thing for the customer.
For what many of these vendors want to do, the BSD license is more useful.
Users of facebook are the product. Don't like it, do what I did 8 years ago, and leave it
Not counterproductive at all, there is a purpose that is for the customer's benefit to the GPL. How do you know the drivers they chose to use aren't GPL?
Nonsense, some grid transformers *might* be lost is all. And the whining about length of replacement time is based on the stupidity of scaling normal manufacturing times which would not be the case in emergency. Chicken little screaming is all that is
You are the one making an idiotic stance. We are not going to "an alien planet" with our space program. We are only going to have space stations and possibly humans on utterly barren worlds and asteroids in our solar system. There are no known habitable worlds in the universe but Earth thus far. The Kepler planets are merely candidates that could prove uninhabitable for a myriad of reasons, and we won't reach those in the next two centuries.
Means everything when most people on the planet are using phones. You sound like the loser of an argument grasping at straws.
These flaws make the manufacturer's specs and claims of security lies.
No, the consumers did not demand bad design. That was Intel's doing.
Intels design is garbage, done with complete and reckless disregard for security. The flaws were pointed out two decades ago and they never ever bothered to fix it.
...after which mankind was controlled by two cabals of manipulative bossy bitches on permanent PMS. I'll take the killer AI instead, thanks.
Wow,I didn't know we were driving cars for 1 million years. Damn. So that's how homo erectus spread over 3 continents so fast, they just went "ungah bungah.... ROAD TRIP!"
Explains why we find so many of their teeth and bones too, since safety belts in automobiles weren't common until the mid 20th century.
you talk like an Intel shill, do you own stock?
The flaws have existed for 2 decades.
Intel's first reaction was to say the OS vendors would have to make software fixes for their garbage design.
10 year old computers are useful for all mainstream serious activities: word processing, spreadsheets, email, browsing
Yes it can, you are speaking in ignorance, I admin hundreds of systems with 1.5 million users. The systemd way is wrong.
If there is not enough resource a human should be looking at that system, not just restarting a daemon
instead the majority of the use cases is unstable garbage like mysql that doesn't even belong in a business.
But that is exactly what is happening in radar installation technicians, the organs without large internal blood movement for cooling, e.g. eyballs, become more susceptible to tumors and cancer and it is do to heating
Bad question, the logical question would be "how easily could you start a University vs. starting a corporate worth hundreds of millions."
If you want to compare starting a business with educational endeavor, it would be
"How easy is it to start an online school vs. starting some other kind of business."
In which case either is very doable.
Put the word "slave" in front of it, for the long uncompensated hours and shit benefits.
We're talking about CPU chips here.
Some graphics systems have wonderful specs by the way, and we have open source drivers for them because of it. Are there any open source graphics projects that haven't flopped yet? seems we're doing just fine there too as long as you pick your card...
indeed, that restart feature is a bandage for shoddy software, today's developers are largely an inferior species churning out unstable crap.
Fallacy, if your daemon is crashing, like say mysqld does, it's a piece of shit. It's just going to crash again. Properly written daemons will have uptime of years. I know this is a shocking revelation to today's low watt bulb developers, with their unstable and shaky LAMP stack crap...
not doing anything that couldn't be done without big enough array of pneumatics or gears....we'll never do what a biological brain can do, or improve on that, going down this path
I suspect the real answer to AI will be in the realm of biology, to grow systems that don't have the pesky problems of animal neural nets like lifespan
oh no, I've been watching the whole shebang go to hell for over five decades of "affirmative action" in the USA
You underestimate totally the power of gossipy women since roughly 8000 B.C. Profiling, demographics, data mining. 3rd party tracking....those "stitch and bitch" sewing circle sessions had it all
Last I checked the proprietary chips also had documentation, specs and support.
"world of maturity"??!!!!
Having had professional jobs in corporate america with its nepotism, cronyism, internal politics and intrigue, feifdoms for more than a couple decades, I can assure you that realm has no more of it than typical college
No, we don't understand the mechanism of many poisons but still can provably show such are harmful with controlled experiment.
We might find RF harmful without understanding the mechanism by controlled experiments.