Hardly seems relevant, I can just as easily talk about concentration of wealth, percentages of people living below the poverty line, or life-expectancy in america and call free market economics a failure.
But that would make me look like an idiot wouldn't it.
He didn't say he wants something for nothing, what he's basically said (and I've heard it a lot), is that he's seen the "something", and that "something" is shit.
haha, yes, because the company you apply to work for will never try and lowball you...
the "market rate", assuming no collusion, is the best you can get. This is exactly what current IT workers are doing, they know they can get more and so are asking for it.
The reality is among the IT workforce there's competition to get workers, the workers know this and so are driving wages up. Apparently it's reasonable for management to bitch about this.
Shoe on the other foot, with there being more competition for jobs and management will (and have) drive wages down a lot quicker than it usually takes for workers to realise they're worth more.
You'd be better off with the coopers plastic bottles than those corona bottles. If you DO use clear glass make damn sure you keep your beer away from sunlight. I'd also be worried about how thin the glass for those bottles is... exploding bottles are no fun at all.
jesus christ.. and I was going to deliberately write "watt hours" because I knew I wouldn't get the syntax, but I thought, no, no one will be such a pedantic pain in the arse as to pretend they don't know what I mean.
Yes... to around (from memory) 2,400 w/H
My laptop charger here says it's managing to suck in a grand total of... 65 w/H, a significant improvement I would say.
Did you even read the freakin discussion? The whole thing was about whether security should be modular, linus was arguing that it should stay modular, someone else was arguing that it should not and cited the scheduler as an example of linus preferring a singular option.
Fair point, sort've an opposite to the usual misconception about the bill of rights.
And also, yes, most "Linux"'s, ie distributions come with things licensed other than GPL or BSD.
Well, if I can't get specs, my next video card will be an nVidia. Why should I suffer because my HW vendor wants to hide something from me? Do they really believe that non-functional hardware gains them any marketshare?
Now how does this make a lick of sense? nVidia haven't released ANY specs.
Also, I'd imagine that 2d rendering is reasonably similar across chipsets, but I admit I'm just guessing there.
Well, no, because it's his/FSF's license and software.
If the people who develop the software that you are using for free decide they don't like RMS's interpretation of the spirit of the agreement, they can always license the software differently.
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Hardly seems relevant, I can just as easily talk about concentration of wealth, percentages of people living below the poverty line, or life-expectancy in america and call free market economics a failure.
But that would make me look like an idiot wouldn't it.
With the vast amount of the world controlled, owned and run by business, how do you figure to separate the two numbnuts?
"The customer is always right" is a slogan, not a universal truth.
Ahhhh yes, the bad old days in the U.S. under FDR.
Because, y'know, things are all sunshine and lollipops now right?
There, fixed that for you.
He didn't say he wants something for nothing, what he's basically said (and I've heard it a lot), is that he's seen the "something", and that "something" is shit.
haha, yes, because the company you apply to work for will never try and lowball you...
the "market rate", assuming no collusion, is the best you can get. This is exactly what current IT workers are doing, they know they can get more and so are asking for it.
That's exactly it though, reality.
The reality is among the IT workforce there's competition to get workers, the workers know this and so are driving wages up. Apparently it's reasonable for management to bitch about this.
Shoe on the other foot, with there being more competition for jobs and management will (and have) drive wages down a lot quicker than it usually takes for workers to realise they're worth more.
He said "the idiots who lost the discs".
Also, you're aware that clarkson is a comedian yes?
You'd be better off with the coopers plastic bottles than those corona bottles.
If you DO use clear glass make damn sure you keep your beer away from sunlight.
I'd also be worried about how thin the glass for those bottles is... exploding bottles are no fun at all.
The new communism.
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Must be or be descended from a successful capitalist.
Yeah I'm sure castro is squealing with delight at the idea of economic cooperation with the US.
Because, y'know, it worked so well for the rest of the continent...
Ha, yes, "humanity" in this case meaning the ethos of "every man for himself".
I don't think purist communism is any better idea than purist capitalism, but we've had as many fascist capitalists as fascist communists.
You've been duped.
jesus christ.. and I was going to deliberately write "watt hours" because I knew I wouldn't get the syntax, but I thought, no, no one will be such a pedantic pain in the arse as to pretend they don't know what I mean.
Yes... to around (from memory) 2,400 w/H My laptop charger here says it's managing to suck in a grand total of... 65 w/H, a significant improvement I would say.
I don't DISAGREE with you, but you could see such things as being like bug tracking software or //TODO's in code.
Things that otherwise wouldn't get fixed, get fixed when someone is bored.
You can create a label named Work/John which will show up as a normal label in gmail but IMAP will translate into a folder hierarchy.
Did you even read the freakin discussion? The whole thing was about whether security should be modular, linus was arguing that it should stay modular, someone else was arguing that it should not and cited the scheduler as an example of linus preferring a singular option.
Says the AC in a topic specifically ABOUT the applications...
Doctors might call each other quacks, lawyers might call each other shysters, and computer scientists might call each other nerds.
But reporters, should call each of them doctors, lawyers, and computer scientists.
Fair point, sort've an opposite to the usual misconception about the bill of rights. And also, yes, most "Linux"'s, ie distributions come with things licensed other than GPL or BSD.
You are correct, but it's more than "a few more", as you can do whatever the hell you like with your copy of GPL software other than redistribute it.
Only when doing that do any restrictions kick in.
Well, if I can't get specs, my next video card will be an nVidia. Why should I suffer because my HW vendor wants to hide something from me? Do they really believe that non-functional hardware gains them any marketshare?
Now how does this make a lick of sense? nVidia haven't released ANY specs.
Also, I'd imagine that 2d rendering is reasonably similar across chipsets, but I admit I'm just guessing there.
Well, no, because it's his/FSF's license and software. If the people who develop the software that you are using for free decide they don't like RMS's interpretation of the spirit of the agreement, they can always license the software differently.
You're pretty much argued the GP's point, Nurture, rather than Nature, being the contributing factor for the poor being poor.
The Author of the book strongly suggests Nature via genetics and evolution, which gets on my nerves too.
All credibility is lost when saying the DS doesn't have any "deep" games.
You might want to have a look at the catalogue for it these days...