I disagree. Ubuntu has always been wonderful at giving Linux a friendly face. I don't see why this would change anything. If you don't like it, use debian or mint. Let Ubuntu go in it's own direction. They may realise it's a mistake (spatial nautilus) and revert. Don't look down on them for at least trying to innovate instead of churning out the same shit as everyone else.
It might be a little easier to believe that it is just an honest error if every time this happened it didn't favor the Republicans. You never hear of these fucking machines accidentally switching the vote from McCain to Obama.
They were talking how an entirely redesigned framework (gtk1.x > gtk2.x or kde3.x > kde4.x) was unnecessary. What this looks to be is a redefinition of what Gnome 3.0 will be. It looks more like its now going to be nothing more than a continued evolution of the 2.x series. Nothing earth shattering. At least that is the way I am interpreting this news.
On the contrary, I find KDE to be rather daunting when looking for an option. True, Gnome isn't for everybody but I find it to be the most productive desktop I've ever used. I have used it on my work PC for the last 3 years and never missed any feature. It is fast, stable and convenient.
Does one REALLY need a hardware raid card on a home network? Software raid will work fine. I agree that if you are going to have more than a few PC's on your lan hitting it simultaneously you will want a hardware raid but if you just want a network attached storage solution for 2 or 3 PC's on your lan, hardware raid is overkill.
Everyone has their area of expertise. Just because most people don't give a crap what OS they use or what Processor they have doesn't mean they are stupid. Do you know what kind of pistons are in your car? How about the type of transmission fluid? What type of brake pads?
Get it? Just because you are a geek and spent the time to learn this stuff doesn't make YOU smarter than anyone else. You are just interested in different things.
How about this. Go buy a new Mustang from the local ford dealer and take it to the drag strip and run it to redline over and over. Then when the engine blows, take it back to the dealer and tell them to replace it. Let me know if they actually do replace it or laugh in your face.
Point is, Yes, it is legal to unlock an iPhone but it is in no way Apples responsibility to support it unlocked. You are using it outside its intended use. Stop bitching if it breaks. Or, just don't update it. There are ways around this.
WTF are you talking about. Geeks gave up on redhat because redhat gave up on geeks. They said themselves that they were giving up on the desktop. Oh and Fedora sucks IMHO.
Because in the real world we all know that the fucking codename given to a software project doesn't actually reflect the quality of the software. Anyone turned off by the codename is a fucking blind sheep who has no business choosing technology in the first place.
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I disagree. Ubuntu has always been wonderful at giving Linux a friendly face. I don't see why this would change anything. If you don't like it, use debian or mint. Let Ubuntu go in it's own direction. They may realise it's a mistake (spatial nautilus) and revert. Don't look down on them for at least trying to innovate instead of churning out the same shit as everyone else.
It might be a little easier to believe that it is just an honest error if every time this happened it didn't favor the Republicans. You never hear of these fucking machines accidentally switching the vote from McCain to Obama.
They were talking how an entirely redesigned framework (gtk1.x > gtk2.x or kde3.x > kde4.x) was unnecessary. What this looks to be is a redefinition of what Gnome 3.0 will be. It looks more like its now going to be nothing more than a continued evolution of the 2.x series. Nothing earth shattering. At least that is the way I am interpreting this news.
On the contrary, I find KDE to be rather daunting when looking for an option. True, Gnome isn't for everybody but I find it to be the most productive desktop I've ever used. I have used it on my work PC for the last 3 years and never missed any feature. It is fast, stable and convenient.
Isn't this more commonly known as cocaine?
Compounded by the fact that Women themselves have no idea what makes them happy.
True as that may be.. Stupid parents tend to raise stupid children since THEY are the ones doing the "teaching and training".
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Does one REALLY need a hardware raid card on a home network? Software raid will work fine. I agree that if you are going to have more than a few PC's on your lan hitting it simultaneously you will want a hardware raid but if you just want a network attached storage solution for 2 or 3 PC's on your lan, hardware raid is overkill.
I thought it was 2007, not 1984.
Does one really need HD content on a 3 inch screen? HD was more or less made because SD looked like shit on big screens.
Everyone has their area of expertise. Just because most people don't give a crap what OS they use or what Processor they have doesn't mean they are stupid. Do you know what kind of pistons are in your car? How about the type of transmission fluid? What type of brake pads? Get it? Just because you are a geek and spent the time to learn this stuff doesn't make YOU smarter than anyone else. You are just interested in different things.
Then use Java
Rolling onto a dragstrip automatically voids your warranty.
How about this. Go buy a new Mustang from the local ford dealer and take it to the drag strip and run it to redline over and over. Then when the engine blows, take it back to the dealer and tell them to replace it. Let me know if they actually do replace it or laugh in your face. Point is, Yes, it is legal to unlock an iPhone but it is in no way Apples responsibility to support it unlocked. You are using it outside its intended use. Stop bitching if it breaks. Or, just don't update it. There are ways around this.
Since when?
Chances are it will run LINUX.
Stupidity issues much?
I guess you haven't noticed that the U.S. Economy is collapsing then?
LOL... My Bad.
Ubuntu is just Mac "OS-X unlocked" A Mac is an appliance. A PC with Ubuntu on it is unlimited.
I completely agree with you. It sounds like this guy is just a debian fanboy and if it isn't debian it's crap.
WTF are you talking about. Geeks gave up on redhat because redhat gave up on geeks. They said themselves that they were giving up on the desktop. Oh and Fedora sucks IMHO.
Because in the real world we all know that the fucking codename given to a software project doesn't actually reflect the quality of the software. Anyone turned off by the codename is a fucking blind sheep who has no business choosing technology in the first place.
If you had sshd installed by default it was a bug. Every version of Ubuntu I have ever installed required that I install it first.