1. Fedora is going to bail his ass out when "cloud computing" goes out of vogue.
2. On any given night, he is the most knowledgeable hockey fan in the Carolina Hurricanes' luxury boxes.
3. He will not hit the puck, the air before it maybe, but not the puck.
And he's right about the hardware costing loads of extra cash.
Perhaps, but he is definitely not right about the 'same piece of hardware'. The magnetic power connector, LEDs indicating battery charge level, beautiful design, low noise,... and that's the hardware.
With the OS comes iLife with some nice apps out of the box for the non-techies.
Still, I prefer my Ubuntu on some commodity hardware...
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It's not FREE, it's free.
And it is crippled (max 4GB)
"Your honnor, officer Speedtrap can't know I was there and driving too fast. I would like to call Mr. Heisenberg as a witness for the defense."
None taken.
Thanks for the reference, looks interesting. Especially the 'more mathematical' part.
I RTFB, thank you. Sorry 'bout his first name...
Thank you. I would say it is still an untested hype-o-thesis.
Or he could use quantum theory to explain fractals to me, didn't quite get it when John Gleick wrote about chaos in the late 80's
Anyway, want credits for the word 'Quantals' and now I'm off to RTFA.
Yeah, but the villain has the right to bear arms. So, who's laughing n... Oh, wait
OMG (Oh, my Godwin). You realize who last claimed a 1000-Year Reich?
Nah, in Hollywood a car colliding with a tree is enough to cause a supernovae.
You, the driver, would burn?
are different. There are different meanings of infiniti, depending on how you look at things...
and the hole in the economy is unaccountable infiniti
I'm anaspeptic, phrasmotic and compunctious at causing such pericumbobulation. Around 6:30 intoInk and Incapability
1. Fedora is going to bail his ass out when "cloud computing" goes out of vogue.
2. On any given night, he is the most knowledgeable hockey fan in the Carolina Hurricanes' luxury boxes.
3. He will not hit the puck, the air before it maybe, but not the puck.
(just like there has never been a complete death of COBOL).
It just reeks of death
Headless AND lossy
That MP5 format is really bad for your ears.
In Soviet Russia you are strip s...
Hang on, something's not right here.
They didn't say "42!", that would be 41! times bigger than 42
That's an application of Parkinson's law
Sure, two is better than one, maybe you can make use of three, really heavy users might need 4, but multithreaded octalcore CPUs are just ridiculous
So, essentially you're saying that 4 cores should be enough for anybody?
we'll need one dedicated exclusively to manage what goes where and when.
Single point of failure. One process to crash them all
And he's right about the hardware costing loads of extra cash.
Perhaps, but he is definitely not right about the 'same piece of hardware'. The magnetic power connector, LEDs indicating battery charge level, beautiful design, low noise,... and that's the hardware.
With the OS comes iLife with some nice apps out of the box for the non-techies.
Still, I prefer my Ubuntu on some commodity hardware...
And that's probably why they are so healthy and resilient in times of crisis.
...that company, whose name I forgot for a moment.
But! I! Did! Not! Forget! Its! Name!