So reduce X. Hydrogen is pretty light, perhaps it or Helium could be used as some form of "lifting gas", then only forward locomotion would be powered by solar. A solar collector could be used to boil water to turn a turbine and thus spin propellers. This steam airship could one day transport goods and passengers.
Played the linux card? You know they sell lots of RHEL servers right? They also sell a decent number of AMD CPUs in servers as well. For some work loads they make sense.
ZFS has not already been debugged on linux. Is there even a non-FUSE ZFS implementation for linux?
I am not sure everything has to be done in one step. Do one thing and do it well. This holistic idea is nice in concept but often leads to the windows outcome. Not much gets done and what gets done is not that great if at any point "just works" just doesn't.
Blame SUN, they choose a license for ZFS to ensure it never had proper in kernel linux support. They did that because Linux was eating their lunch and still is.
I have no windows machines. I have no interest in having any.
I do not have any gaming-only machines either. I have one workstation I occasionally game on using a mix of native games and WINE. It only has a GTX460, a phenom 2 and a SSD. I will probably build a better machine if the Steam for linux thing takes off. As I use the closed Nvidia driver I am no where near Stallman.
What situation do you mean? Nvidia driver seems to work fine for me. From what I have seen L4D2 runs pretty well, or is that too old?
I am not arguing about what features you or I or anyone else need, but basic design principles. Like you might not know enough to care that windows lacks proper package management, but that does not mean that it is not a serious failing.
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Why not just make hydogen then combine it with H20 and some C02 and make some hydrocarbons? I hear those work great in jets.
But you have to have someone live in Utah.
So reduce X. Hydrogen is pretty light, perhaps it or Helium could be used as some form of "lifting gas", then only forward locomotion would be powered by solar. A solar collector could be used to boil water to turn a turbine and thus spin propellers. This steam airship could one day transport goods and passengers.
Not true.
On a nexus device you unlock the bootloader and then you can flash an image with su.
Only on bootloader locked devices is the situation what you describe.
You can't check code into the Kernel repo either. There are always gatekeepers.
You can do whatever you want with it. Upgrading hardware will be hard, but porting other nix should be fairly straight forward.
Get some glasses grandpa.
My eyes are by nature near useless, I fix this with contacts. You can too.
What if I disagree with you?
What if I value the freedoms of others over my right to force my desires on them?
http://www.nei.org/newsandevents/aircraftcrashbreach
Light aircraft likely would not damage your house if they hit it. Airplanes are pretty fragile.
Then how would an app that sends out sms on a schedule work?
I have to approve each time it sends?
Played the linux card?
You know they sell lots of RHEL servers right?
They also sell a decent number of AMD CPUs in servers as well. For some work loads they make sense.
Put as few Americans in harms way as possible.
That's some mighty fine short term thinking there. Besides what are soldiers for if not for putting in harms way?
Drone strikes will not save us, a nice Marshall plan type setup would though.
Hardcore gamers don't like 1080p?
I would say console gamers would surely appreciate that upgrade.
Hardcore gamers don't use consoles anyway.
Show me their development and I bet I find one.
ZFS has not already been debugged on linux. Is there even a non-FUSE ZFS implementation for linux?
I am not sure everything has to be done in one step. Do one thing and do it well. This holistic idea is nice in concept but often leads to the windows outcome. Not much gets done and what gets done is not that great if at any point "just works" just doesn't.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Development_and_Distribution_License#GPL_incompatibility
There seems to be quite an argument over the matter.
This one occurred in october so pretty doubtful since none of the major distros are that up to date.
Hopefully BTFS will conquer this.
Blame SUN, they choose a license for ZFS to ensure it never had proper in kernel linux support. They did that because Linux was eating their lunch and still is.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_cp-files/bug-report-serious-filesystem-corruption-and-data/17f69e19-92ca-4e1e-b9d5-f78f1ac4e963
Bugs happen. The difference here is that Linux development is done in the open so people find out about them.
So then they get new bulbs without paying for them? Seems like that works for me.
The reality is good quality bulbs in non-enclosed fixtures last as described.
Are you soldering them in?
Just take them with you. I did that with CFLs last time I moved.
No LEDs still beat them, because my time has a value. Not having to change the bulbs is worth it.
I have no windows machines. I have no interest in having any.
I do not have any gaming-only machines either. I have one workstation I occasionally game on using a mix of native games and WINE. It only has a GTX460, a phenom 2 and a SSD. I will probably build a better machine if the Steam for linux thing takes off. As I use the closed Nvidia driver I am no where near Stallman.
What situation do you mean?
Nvidia driver seems to work fine for me.
From what I have seen L4D2 runs pretty well, or is that too old?
I am not arguing about what features you or I or anyone else need, but basic design principles. Like you might not know enough to care that windows lacks proper package management, but that does not mean that it is not a serious failing.
Samsung has also made some, and HTC has made more than one.