Hope to have my SF projects migrated after the weekend. My actively developed projects are already on GitHub.
But just because a project isn't active doesn't mean it's dead; it just means there has been no need (or requests) for changes.
Luckily none are big enough to be near the top of SF's "loot-&-pillage" list. But even then, this seems to me to be the last dying breaths of SourceForge. I don't expect them to exist in any recognizable form this time next year.
I don't actually have a problem with this, despite regularly having been branded a "Microsoft hater". The modern internet is definitely a platform in it's own right. Browser-only (or browser-mostly?) devices have a place in the market. The only problem I have with this is the name "Bing"... I just can't help but think of Friends' Chandler Bing whenever I hear it.
You forgot to mention the nationalistic discrimination feature, which allow the DVD to refuse being used by foreigners. Back then, corporate executives were racist.
That link doesn't say anything about the inevitable updates for Windows 10 being free. Perhaps I'm being paranoid, but this IS microsoft we're talking about here. There has to be something here which is screwing over users, we just have to figure out what it is.
I understand MS wants to make Windows 10 a subscription model. I wonder if that means this free upgrade will be suddenly start asking for subscription money (i.e. turn ransomware) in a year.
This isn't a slippery slope. The driver pushed the gas pedal hard, the car obeyed. It's the correct response, even if it hypothetically had pedestrian detection. How is the car to know that the driver wasn't caught in some sort of dangerous carjacking situation that warranted the driver's actions? Until we get AI that can make decent moral decissions, it should defer to the driver's judgement.
Why can't all cars be more like a Model S and ship with the most relevant technological developments "out of the box"
Which out-of-the-box Model S are you talking about? The one without the cruise control, lane assist, self-parking or adaptive suspension options? (which is all of them).
What is "autonomous movement"? If I put my car in first gear and release all the pedals, it'll start moving forward without me touching any part of the car. In this particular case we're talking about "autonomous breaking"; a safety feature. If you make an auto manufacturer 100% liable for any additional safety feature not working 100%, they simply won't implement any additional safety feature at all.
Indeed, for Jony Ive is the God of rounded corners. Nobody can make corners quite as rounded as Him. He is the Angle and the Radius of corner roundation. Fear ye square and bevelled, for thou art condemned to the outer corners of the un-Apple. Praise the Omniroundcornerand's name.
C64 Geos did it better and earlier than Win3. Win3 really didn't offer much over single applications with GUI's. Win95 was the first release where I thought that this OS might hang around for a while..
Slashdot Mirror
You know that is NOT true, and I would kindly ask you to stop slandering me.
That's what I'm doing.
Hope to have my SF projects migrated after the weekend.
My actively developed projects are already on GitHub.
But just because a project isn't active doesn't mean it's dead; it just means there has been no need (or requests) for changes.
Luckily none are big enough to be near the top of SF's "loot-&-pillage" list.
But even then, this seems to me to be the last dying breaths of SourceForge.
I don't expect them to exist in any recognizable form this time next year.
Please don't spread FUD.
Security weaknesses are pretty bad as it is.
Obvious overexaggeration just makes people think it's less bad.
I don't actually have a problem with this, despite regularly having been branded a "Microsoft hater".
The modern internet is definitely a platform in it's own right. Browser-only (or browser-mostly?) devices have a place in the market.
The only problem I have with this is the name "Bing"... I just can't help but think of Friends' Chandler Bing whenever I hear it.
This guy is obviously guilty.
I mean, just look at the evidence; it's not there!
And what do you think SourceForge would do with the scripts?
Hijack the most popular projects and bundle them with malware?
Oh wait...
It IS how a lot of fairy tales begin; with evil villains causing unjust and misery.
You forgot to mention the nationalistic discrimination feature, which allow the DVD to refuse being used by foreigners.
Back then, corporate executives were racist.
100% effectiveness.
What they really mean is:
We have no clue how effective this really is, and are too stupid to realize it.
This goes for nearly every "100%" claim and most "99.99%" claims.
dalliance
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
"Short-term dalliances" tend not to nearly bankrupt a company.
It could very well be that Microsoft has decided to give something away without expecting anything in return.
Given their track record, it seems somewhat unlikely.
That link doesn't say anything about the inevitable updates for Windows 10 being free.
Perhaps I'm being paranoid, but this IS microsoft we're talking about here.
There has to be something here which is screwing over users, we just have to figure out what it is.
I understand MS wants to make Windows 10 a subscription model.
I wonder if that means this free upgrade will be suddenly start asking for subscription money (i.e. turn ransomware) in a year.
I'd like to say "Why don't you submit a story?", but...
Slashdot's problem is that it's owned by the same company that owns Sourceforge.
Not according to this site: http://my.teslamotors.com/mode...
So basically you got paid the equivalent of less than 35K/year.
100k/year.
50k/year for 40 hours.
34.4k/year for 251 days/year.
This isn't a slippery slope.
The driver pushed the gas pedal hard, the car obeyed.
It's the correct response, even if it hypothetically had pedestrian detection.
How is the car to know that the driver wasn't caught in some sort of dangerous carjacking situation that warranted the driver's actions?
Until we get AI that can make decent moral decissions, it should defer to the driver's judgement.
Why can't all cars be more like a Model S and ship with the most relevant technological developments "out of the box"
Which out-of-the-box Model S are you talking about?
The one without the cruise control, lane assist, self-parking or adaptive suspension options? (which is all of them).
Oh how I wish the person could be recalled, though I don't think his mother would enjoy it.
What is "autonomous movement"? If I put my car in first gear and release all the pedals, it'll start moving forward without me touching any part of the car.
In this particular case we're talking about "autonomous breaking"; a safety feature.
If you make an auto manufacturer 100% liable for any additional safety feature not working 100%, they simply won't implement any additional safety feature at all.
Also, my sig seems to apply to parent's comment.
It's an issue in that these politicians are wasting the precious time of honest, taxpaying volunteers.
Indeed, for Jony Ive is the God of rounded corners.
Nobody can make corners quite as rounded as Him.
He is the Angle and the Radius of corner roundation.
Fear ye square and bevelled, for thou art condemned to the outer corners of the un-Apple.
Praise the Omniroundcornerand's name.
They can pry the porn from my warm, wet hands!
C64 Geos did it better and earlier than Win3.
Win3 really didn't offer much over single applications with GUI's.
Win95 was the first release where I thought that this OS might hang around for a while..
I wonder why they didn't just downscale the resolution and let the video player handle blurring during upscaling.
Also, if it's a regular blur, it's possible to restore quite a bit of detail using deconvolution (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deconvolution).