Of course, this doesn't means that this was written to critize other desktops neither it means you should start Yet Another Gnome vs KDE flamewar..."
First: what? That's not English.
Second: Yes, don't start a flamewar. We at Slashdot would hate to drive ad impressions through the roof with a meaningless melange of geek-baiting and nerdspew.
Don't worry, your post wasn't so deep as to need much comprehension skill. It was understood from the first. I also felt it to be ridiculous. You see, I was using hyperbole as a literary device to make fun of you. If you don't like being made fun of, don't post on the internet.
I like the chorus of edgy upmodded "I hate intel" posts.
People are all the same, nerds, jocks, cheerleaders, strippers, special olympians - they have to self-organize into their little cliques complete with conventions and rules and mores and the like. It's fun to be on the outside watching. It's like puppy dog eyes. So pathetic it's cute.
Yep. By choosing those names, they've unwittingly put technical restrictions in place that will not allow them to progress. Damn shame, those strange rules of marketing physics.
You know what? You've just threatened to do to me exactly what happened to all of those people. You're a tool for Bush, aren't you? You can admit it. You'll lose respect on Slashdot, but let's face it - Respect on Slashdot couldn't buy you a messy bowel movement.
I'm not exactly chilled by stories of the cops showing up when they're called, investigating, determining nothing is wrong, and leaving.
It's not great for the people involved, I'll grant you, but in every case it appears that a private citizen called the cops in. This isn't just Big Brother watching everything - it's our police force doing their job.
Maybe you'd be happier if they didn't show up when called? Move to an inner city ghetto. That's what the black rapstars have taught me happens there.
Hey, you caught a flamebait mod! Congratulations - that's just the dirty liberals callin you a truth teller, Timmy. By golly, welcome to the truth tellin club!
And what about all the cancer deaths? What are these anti-Sony people doing about cancer? Nothing, most likely, and it makes me sick. Not cancer sick. Just, kinda, I feel icky.
You have an interesting definition of false advertising. Incidentally, I'm using your technique and redefining interesting to mean something private. What I mean by it is left as an exercise.
While you may be a wonderful Objective-C developer, you don't understand.NET very well. That much is evident. One of the main design goals of the platform is implementation language independence. It's not only not a pain to go outside C#, it is practically transparent.
You've missed the point - corporations aren't allowed to be self-serving. They are supposed to do as the socialist open source zealots decree. Anything else is fascism, pure and simple.
We just need to embrace this trend. For example, I term my posts here 'Slashcasts.' I think this can as far as it can be taken: Make a phone call, it's a voicecast. Purchase something in a store, it's a moneycast. Start up a myspace account, it's an egocast. I like it.
Now excuse me, I need to go post a new bowelcast. I think this is going to be my best one yet.
I think, realistically, the licensing costs are often the last factor in evaluating enterprise software. This is only based on experience, though. Maybe there is a company out there not will to spend 10,000 to control their critical data, and for them, MySQL is a godsend. Bless them.
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Opera 9's upcoming Acid2 compatibilty
Is this for bragging rights? because otherwise, the crap this test throws at the browser is real-world useless.
Of course, this doesn't means that this was written to critize other desktops neither it means you should start Yet Another Gnome vs KDE flamewar..."
First: what? That's not English.
Second: Yes, don't start a flamewar. We at Slashdot would hate to drive ad impressions through the roof with a meaningless melange of geek-baiting and nerdspew.
Maybe you just happened to check in an area with an unusually high concentration of lesbians.
I suggest "fo realz, yo" as a replacement. The kids seem to like it.
Don't worry, your post wasn't so deep as to need much comprehension skill. It was understood from the first. I also felt it to be ridiculous. You see, I was using hyperbole as a literary device to make fun of you. If you don't like being made fun of, don't post on the internet.
I like the chorus of edgy upmodded "I hate intel" posts.
People are all the same, nerds, jocks, cheerleaders, strippers, special olympians - they have to self-organize into their little cliques complete with conventions and rules and mores and the like. It's fun to be on the outside watching. It's like puppy dog eyes. So pathetic it's cute.
Yep. By choosing those names, they've unwittingly put technical restrictions in place that will not allow them to progress. Damn shame, those strange rules of marketing physics.
On the internet, which is entirely an unneccessary luxury? Yeah, the hypocrisy makes it bothersome. Take the protests out in the woods.
Oh, so in other words the store gives you money to aggregate your information. Yep, you didn't make a point at all. Just letting you know.
Dumping PS3 in favour of 360 because you think Sony's evil is kind of similar to dumping Saruman in favour of Sauron.
This kind of analogy is why all of your friends smell vaguely like powdered cheese coating and earsweat.
With this new wireless method, not only can someone steal your identity, now they don't even have to.
What? The first part is no more true now than before, and the second part makes no sense. Enlighten me.
You know what? You've just threatened to do to me exactly what happened to all of those people. You're a tool for Bush, aren't you? You can admit it. You'll lose respect on Slashdot, but let's face it - Respect on Slashdot couldn't buy you a messy bowel movement.
I'm not exactly chilled by stories of the cops showing up when they're called, investigating, determining nothing is wrong, and leaving.
It's not great for the people involved, I'll grant you, but in every case it appears that a private citizen called the cops in. This isn't just Big Brother watching everything - it's our police force doing their job.
Maybe you'd be happier if they didn't show up when called? Move to an inner city ghetto. That's what the black rapstars have taught me happens there.
Hey, you caught a flamebait mod! Congratulations - that's just the dirty liberals callin you a truth teller, Timmy. By golly, welcome to the truth tellin club!
And what about all the cancer deaths? What are these anti-Sony people doing about cancer? Nothing, most likely, and it makes me sick. Not cancer sick. Just, kinda, I feel icky.
You have an interesting definition of false advertising. Incidentally, I'm using your technique and redefining interesting to mean something private. What I mean by it is left as an exercise.
Top Ten Chuck Norris Facts.
Stolen. For shame.
What about SLI 7800 GTXs? That'll boost draw a bit.
OMFG! Are you trying to tell me that a fictitious show has fiction in it?
I'll guess I'll just get my pure unadulterated reality from Battlestar Galactica from now on.
House is no more about the medicine than Arrested Development is about building houses.
While you may be a wonderful Objective-C developer, you don't understand .NET very well. That much is evident. One of the main design goals of the platform is implementation language independence. It's not only not a pain to go outside C#, it is practically transparent.
You've missed the point - corporations aren't allowed to be self-serving. They are supposed to do as the socialist open source zealots decree. Anything else is fascism, pure and simple.
We just need to embrace this trend. For example, I term my posts here 'Slashcasts.' I think this can as far as it can be taken: Make a phone call, it's a voicecast. Purchase something in a store, it's a moneycast. Start up a myspace account, it's an egocast. I like it.
Now excuse me, I need to go post a new bowelcast. I think this is going to be my best one yet.
Holy shit. I skipped over that pile of definitions.
This article has lost all credibility now.
What performance test? There was no testing performed in that article.
I think, realistically, the licensing costs are often the last factor in evaluating enterprise software. This is only based on experience, though. Maybe there is a company out there not will to spend 10,000 to control their critical data, and for them, MySQL is a godsend. Bless them.