Don't know about longer lasting, but my Athlon-equipped Averatec 3150H is lighter (4.3 vs 5.6 pounds), about as slim. As well as a good deal less expensive.
And your/etc/shadow file is GPLed? As that file is not meant for external distrubution, the GPL doesn't compel your company to release it under the GPL.
Your salary database is released under the GPL? Also, the file permissions on the core system files are not DRM, as the temp could obtain those files from another source. Indeeed, many system files can be read, and therefore copied.
MS Windows has a good portion of BSD code in the Windows kernel.
I know it has some of the TCP/IP stuff, but what else? Also, if that is the case, has such inclusion made Microsoft Windows any better?
Can one update kernel modules without a reboot? I know that one can remove and insert modules on a running system, but can one get an updated module to work without symbol problems?
But will the kernel ever be so insecure that virus writers could achieve such levels of exploitation? Remember, if Linux ever gets that popular, there will be more money for kernel development.
And I've run Excel on a finite data set and had the highest datum listed in the 100th percentile, as well as having data listed in fractional percentiles. Does the current version of Excel do this?
And how many UNIX users have write access to directories containing executables? What executables would a typical Joe Six-Pack user distribute in the first place? And while free software is not "warez", there's a lot of Linux stuff on the web.
Necessarily more pro-active, war-like mode, as such conflicts demands. What conflict? Seriously, are we in such peril that we should allow the President such power?
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If we had the wherewithal to move to a different (habitable) planet, I suspect that we could also deflect asteroids, break up tsunamis, etc.
Don't know about longer lasting, but my Athlon-equipped Averatec 3150H is lighter (4.3 vs 5.6 pounds), about as slim. As well as a good deal less expensive.
And what is this "sheer quality"? I have two AMD machines and a P IV, and the former haven't troubled me too much (at least not the chip set).
And your /etc/shadow file is GPLed? As that file is not meant for external distrubution, the GPL doesn't compel your company to release it under the GPL.
Your salary database is released under the GPL? Also, the file permissions on the core system files are not DRM, as the temp could obtain those files from another source. Indeeed, many system files can be read, and therefore copied.
MS Windows has a good portion of BSD code in the Windows kernel. I know it has some of the TCP/IP stuff, but what else? Also, if that is the case, has such inclusion made Microsoft Windows any better?
Can one update kernel modules without a reboot? I know that one can remove and insert modules on a running system, but can one get an updated module to work without symbol problems?
But will the kernel ever be so insecure that virus writers could achieve such levels of exploitation? Remember, if Linux ever gets that popular, there will be more money for kernel development.
I'll guess that arthas was more impressed by its being free and available for Linux.
And I've run Excel on a finite data set and had the highest datum listed in the 100th percentile, as well as having data listed in fractional percentiles. Does the current version of Excel do this?
Graduate academic career in what area?
Who was asking you to stop using Excel? arthas recommended looking at ROOT, not abandoning your current spreadsheet.
But what about Linux users? Are they just supposed to use Excel?
I suspect that you could buy a 100-count pack of index cards for less than $100.
Just build some big Tesla coils out in the country? Or use other metals (presumably not as electroconductive) for the big wiring?
And how much energy does it require to create them?
Does Oracle charge by the hour? If so, I'd imagine they'd be quite patient.
But if they really were NCC-1701, why would they need laws? A few photon torpedoes would discourage any hostile activity.
And how many UNIX users have write access to directories containing executables? What executables would a typical Joe Six-Pack user distribute in the first place? And while free software is not "warez", there's a lot of Linux stuff on the web.
Maybe, but you still have more exposed cards than with Texas Hold 'Em, which alters the bluffing. Also, you might have more than eight players.
But how do eight people play seven-card stud? Texas Hold 'Em allows for twenty-three players.
Is it war? How is it war?
And is government a particularly good way to stop such terrorism? Maybe a vigilant citizenry would be more effective.
Necessarily more pro-active, war-like mode, as such conflicts demands. What conflict? Seriously, are we in such peril that we should allow the President such power?
I'm having those problems (using Mozilla)