Whoever chose to use the word discriminatory since that sort of implies it, doesn't it?
adjective: discriminatory
making or showing an unfair or prejudicial distinction between different categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex.
The really stupid thing is that "square holes = bad" was known since WW2. Liberty ships (specifically the hatches into the holds) were redesigned to mitigate it.
Nice thinking. But it's occurred to me that the two aren't mutually exclusive. The smaller players should be left to do it themselves because... , umm, administrative efficiency, that's it! The big ones have economies of scale, thus making better use of the flatfoots' time..
Betteridge's law: is it actually true?
Don't you lot give them names like breakfast, lunch, dinner?
It's ethethetheth or something like that. Viva El Presidente!
Perhaps among those who haven't heard of the Scythians and their female horse archers.
Indeed. But it helps to actually get the right fucking word. Did your finger get tired after 11 letters or something?
I never liked them.
[looks all smug and superior]
I'm amazed you can find one that still has the tab. They usually get broken off.
Hoops like starting a web browser and opening a search engine?
Unity, Unreal, QT creator, Monodevelop, VS, IDLE, Eclipse. Free as in beer. The hard part is choosing.
Whoever chose to use the word discriminatory since that sort of implies it, doesn't it?
adjective: discriminatory
making or showing an unfair or prejudicial distinction between different categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex.
Not relevant. The 737-MAX is the same as any other 737.
Source: Boeing.
To find out what the fuck is causing all those clunks and rattles.
The really stupid thing is that "square holes = bad" was known since WW2. Liberty ships (specifically the hatches into the holds) were redesigned to mitigate it.
An alternative PoV is that if the system was runnable with X fewer aircraft they'd have bought X fewer aircraft in the first place.
These things are expensive. You don't buy them to have them sitting idle just in case.
You were sure about pilot error too.
Only 8?
I see your point, but the law that matters is the law as it was at the time.
Look at it the other way, it would hardly be fair to convict someone during prohibition for selling booze a decade before it came into effect.
Nice thinking. But it's occurred to me that the two aren't mutually exclusive. The smaller players should be left to do it themselves because ... , umm, administrative efficiency, that's it! The big ones have economies of scale, thus making better use of the flatfoots' time..
Then again, us greybeards understand the difference between a privacy issue and a usability one.
If it's compatible in a Fedora way it's not compatible enough. Fedora's not enterprise - RHEL is.
This matters if you want to run something that (officially) only runs on RHEL.
I've made my own pickled sprouts before and I'm not even a hipster!
If they can jump across tabs to change the account they can jump across tabs without my even knowing.
I'd be happy to be wrong about this, but there's no free (as in beer) version of their enterprise offerings. IOW no equivalent of Dead Rat's CentOS.
I wonder if anyone from O'Reilly reads this site?
Is it the one that has Mel Gibson's jockstrap, donated by James Corden?
What's all that aboot, eh?