Apple puts out a proprietary, defective-by-design consumer electronics product and won't port the required software to platforms other than Mac OS or Windows and it's somehow a Linux shortcoming?
Well, yes. The strength of the OSS movement is that, technically, anything can be done. The fact that this has yet to be done points at a larger problem - the people who can, don't.
Say iPod support is created by this time next year. By then, the Next Cool Thing will be around. How long for Linux support for that? And the next one?
The goal posts move quickly. Linux needs more people to erm...kick balls.
Removing all the incorrect and inaccurate data from the Wikipedia sample should "compress" it down to at least 20mb.
Then just apply your personal favourite compression utility.
I like lharc, which according to Wikipedia was invented in 1904 as a result of bombarding President Lincoln, who plays Commander Tucker in Star Trek: Enterprise with neutrinos.
They're a bit hit and miss. The ones which are just nerd jokes or mocking things like 1970's television production values compared to those of today are rather weak.
Digitimes may be rubbish, but nothing beats a self-submitted story which is basically just a link to your own advert-covered blog with a few extra words arranged around a link to...Digitimes.
No. Give generously to certified charities with proven success records in assisting the homeless. Throwing money at street dwellers might make you feel good during the remainder of the walk from your office to Starbucks but it achieves very little else.
Piffle. I run 10.2.8 in 192Mb on a G3 - it is fine. And for the last few days I have been running 10.4.6 on a G5 with only 256Mb and that is entirely usable too.
1) More fonts.
2) More clip art.
3) Themes.
Then it can tap into all that teeny blogging energy.
"It looks like you are whining about your life. Would you like me to set your "Now Listening To:" music tag to something appropriate?"
Hello and welcome to my blog. Just want to whine about how I work in a crappy job I think I am too good for. Not only am I too good for the job, I am way better than everyone else there. Which explains why I have not risen so fast to the top of the company that the resultant nosebleed is dripping onto Steve Jobs' hair (which is a toupe, by the way - YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST FROM THE BEST GUY IN THE WORLD).
Not only am I great at everything, I am such a cold chap that I make everybody else cry due to my brilliance. I would laugh at their weakness but hey...I am just too cool.
Urgh.
What is the difference between this guy and waiters who snigger at customers who choose bad wine? The former has a blog, that's what.
I am now going to go click on his Google ads a couple of hundred thousand times and have his account suspended for click fraud. He made me waste four and a half years reading his Maddox-style crap.
Google should go out and make it's own browser, then put it's search engine as default if they don't want to pay money for that right..
Then make the Google site accessible only using their own browser and deploy IE bugs and holes to hijack and trick visitors into stalling GBrowser. IT'S CRAZY ENOUGH TO WORK!
Well, yes. The strength of the OSS movement is that, technically, anything can be done. The fact that this has yet to be done points at a larger problem - the people who can, don't.
Say iPod support is created by this time next year. By then, the Next Cool Thing will be around. How long for Linux support for that? And the next one?
The goal posts move quickly. Linux needs more people to erm...kick balls.
Stubbs suffered from being a bit dull and boring. But hurrah for fabulous cut scenes! Add more shiny!
Removing all the incorrect and inaccurate data from the Wikipedia sample should "compress" it down to at least 20mb.
Then just apply your personal favourite compression utility.
I like lharc, which according to Wikipedia was invented in 1904 as a result of bombarding President Lincoln, who plays Commander Tucker in Star Trek: Enterprise with neutrinos.
They're a bit hit and miss. The ones which are just nerd jokes or mocking things like 1970's television production values compared to those of today are rather weak.
p g Sarek is just great though, obviously.
http://echosphere.net/star_trek_insp/insp_sarek.j
The "article" was clearly written by a Random English Generator, powered by tritium and chapstick.
Digitimes may be rubbish, but nothing beats a self-submitted story which is basically just a link to your own advert-covered blog with a few extra words arranged around a link to...Digitimes.
"The service allows you to track all your orders and shipping in one place"
Should read as:
"The service allows Google to track all your orders and shipping in one place"
Anyway, it's just another case of "think of the children!!1"
If anything, I think the point is to NOT think of the children. At all. STOP IT SCUMBAG.
No. Give generously to certified charities with proven success records in assisting the homeless. Throwing money at street dwellers might make you feel good during the remainder of the walk from your office to Starbucks but it achieves very little else.
"Please enter your employee login and password to continue."
Those sneaky Googlers...
Digital downloads may be growing but the rife-with-piracy analogue download sector TOWERS over it! What cunning monkeys the RIAA is, with their words!
Shouldn't be too hard to track down now, though. Phew!
Like weird rambling twits being locked up by the State and electrocuted back to "health".
"$9 a gallon? Let's just orbit a bit longer till we find a cheaper one."
Remaining Sun employees to be paid in Grid computing hours.
Please let me finish freeing the flow of information, specifically Season 4 of Family Guy. Thank you.
But how will I sell my fabulous Xena: Warrior Princess merchandise now?
It is for pen input, to practise handwriting.
I don't think even $100k of hooker time would generate any interest in their platform.
Piffle. I run 10.2.8 in 192Mb on a G3 - it is fine. And for the last few days I have been running 10.4.6 on a G5 with only 256Mb and that is entirely usable too.
1280 x 854.
WMP users don't care about things like OGG. The most pressing question is - will there be loads of supercool skins to download? Phwoar!
1) More fonts. 2) More clip art. 3) Themes. Then it can tap into all that teeny blogging energy. "It looks like you are whining about your life. Would you like me to set your "Now Listening To:" music tag to something appropriate?"
Hello and welcome to my blog. Just want to whine about how I work in a crappy job I think I am too good for. Not only am I too good for the job, I am way better than everyone else there. Which explains why I have not risen so fast to the top of the company that the resultant nosebleed is dripping onto Steve Jobs' hair (which is a toupe, by the way - YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST FROM THE BEST GUY IN THE WORLD).
Not only am I great at everything, I am such a cold chap that I make everybody else cry due to my brilliance. I would laugh at their weakness but hey...I am just too cool.
Urgh.
What is the difference between this guy and waiters who snigger at customers who choose bad wine? The former has a blog, that's what.
I am now going to go click on his Google ads a couple of hundred thousand times and have his account suspended for click fraud. He made me waste four and a half years reading his Maddox-style crap.
Then make the Google site accessible only using their own browser and deploy IE bugs and holes to hijack and trick visitors into stalling GBrowser. IT'S CRAZY ENOUGH TO WORK!