Fedora has never been aimed at the general public. I've always seen it as aimed at power users who don't want to tweak things to get a working desktop. A middle ground between Ubuntu and Arch.
As far the rebootin, that's just silly. If the Fedora devs think the user should reboot after applying an update, then they can present that as a message to user after they apply updates. Then the user can reboot if they want to.
Not sure how much damage you could do with fireworks, but I'm thinking that razor blades are benign. If by spare blades you mean cartridges, then yeah you can remove the blade. But there's hardly anything to hold onto as it's a thin strip of steel a fraction of a cm wide. If you meant double edge blades, then that gives you a bit more to hold onto, but it seems like an unwieldy weapon to use. I'd probably be more scared of a terrorist with a well sharpened pencil.
How could you forget Pal Schmitt? Getting elected is all about lying to the electorate. Who would have thunk they'd have any problems lying when in school?
I'm guessing they get to plaster their name all of the place. Connect to the network and your browser will be redirected to a page with Virgin's logo, where you have to click a button indicating that you agree to the TOS.
So far with Fedora 16 on my laptop I've seen a kernel update that didn't like my wifi nic. By enabling the updates repo on fedora you get many of the disadvantages of a rolling release like the possibility of things breaking, without advantages like not having to reinstall.
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So it's a bunch of dead people are in charge of constructing a really, really tall tower in Jeddah? Tower of the damned I guess.
as the entire concept of the smart+touch phone was still being hammered out
Is this what Palm had been doing for a while?
I still consider it a lick of linux. The 2 pieces of software can often be found in the same ISO image.
So then why do you get bash if you open up a terminal on OSX?
And cities around the great lakes get their water from the great lakes.
Well nobody I know has gotten cholera, so whatever they're doing to the water works.
Well being the dictator of cornfields isn't much fun.
Fedora has never been aimed at the general public. I've always seen it as aimed at power users who don't want to tweak things to get a working desktop. A middle ground between Ubuntu and Arch.
As far the rebootin, that's just silly. If the Fedora devs think the user should reboot after applying an update, then they can present that as a message to user after they apply updates. Then the user can reboot if they want to.
Not sure how much damage you could do with fireworks, but I'm thinking that razor blades are benign. If by spare blades you mean cartridges, then yeah you can remove the blade. But there's hardly anything to hold onto as it's a thin strip of steel a fraction of a cm wide. If you meant double edge blades, then that gives you a bit more to hold onto, but it seems like an unwieldy weapon to use. I'd probably be more scared of a terrorist with a well sharpened pencil.
Tell me of an over the counter anti-anxiety drug - other than alcohol. Tell me.
Anti-histamines are somewhat effective.
How could you forget Pal Schmitt? Getting elected is all about lying to the electorate. Who would have thunk they'd have any problems lying when in school?
Or you could just open source it. Given enough eyes, and barring any backdoors in the compiler, it should be secure.
Is this a niche product that is made in small quantities?
Because users where criticizing hardware "manufactured" by microsoft.
How is that board worth $182?
Why would microsoft actually manufacturer the tablet when they could contract one of many OEMs to make it?
How were they paid?
I'm guessing they get to plaster their name all of the place. Connect to the network and your browser will be redirected to a page with Virgin's logo, where you have to click a button indicating that you agree to the TOS.
So they're putting in Wi-Fi so that they can have something to shut off in order to make people feel secure? Sounds great!
This isn't an attack on the hash function. This is a dictionary attack which has been known about for even longer than that.
then open wifi = easy defense
FTFY
Did intel ever attempt to target the IA64 chips at PCs and small servers? It seem odd to compare the 2 architectures.
Payment is something you give to someone that provided you with something. The word you are looking for is protection money.
Err, thank god for artists that can fill an album with 40-50 minutes of music that we want to listen too.
So far with Fedora 16 on my laptop I've seen a kernel update that didn't like my wifi nic. By enabling the updates repo on fedora you get many of the disadvantages of a rolling release like the possibility of things breaking, without advantages like not having to reinstall.
are nothing but a nuisance that makes me clicking a few extra times to add their domain to my JavaScript blacklist.
I'm using a whitelist, so I don't have to add annoying websites to any list.