... and a new user is supposed to know what all of this even is, let alone how to install them? Then, once it's installed, they are supposed to realize that "session" actually means "environment" or more newbie-likely "theme" on the login screen?
(the use of "session" for this is completely braindead IMO, I don't understand how your desktop manager has anything to do with the concept of a session)
Because the userbase for Ubuntu is quite huge comparatively, and Ubuntu seems to like doing shit like this "just because" without any reasoning grounded in fact or reality.
I was under the impression that 64-bit, if anything, reduces performance. Perhaps all that was x86-specific. I'll have to look over those links when I have time - thank you.
Agreed. Not to mention the countless number of times I'd search for something, and not realize it was on scribd until my browser screeched to a halt like a fly caught in sap.
Didn't take me long to blacklist their domain. I don't want anything to do with them.
If you can keep the GPS online until 60,000 and then turn it back on when you drop below, that's probably enough for the job. On the way up it establishes your ballistic arc, and on the way down you can correct for peterbances that occurred. Basic INS stuff could deal with the between.
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... or if your users are too fucking lazy to install an app. Too bad, make them do it.
... and a new user is supposed to know what all of this even is, let alone how to install them? Then, once it's installed, they are supposed to realize that "session" actually means "environment" or more newbie-likely "theme" on the login screen?
(the use of "session" for this is completely braindead IMO, I don't understand how your desktop manager has anything to do with the concept of a session)
"We cool our reactor with liquified animals."
I love it!
Biofuel perhaps?
Sounds like an obscure anime/manga reference.
You could probably measure congressional (in)activity in bitches per second?
Because the userbase for Ubuntu is quite huge comparatively, and Ubuntu seems to like doing shit like this "just because" without any reasoning grounded in fact or reality.
I was under the impression that 64-bit, if anything, reduces performance. Perhaps all that was x86-specific. I'll have to look over those links when I have time - thank you.
The only "gypsy" I've met is a wonderful person, so you can fuck right off.
a bullet in the kneecap
Get rid of it. After a bit of scrolling it's wasted space (and it's still wasted space for lame content before you scroll)
Agreed. Not to mention the countless number of times I'd search for something, and not realize it was on scribd until my browser screeched to a halt like a fly caught in sap.
Didn't take me long to blacklist their domain. I don't want anything to do with them.
Oh? Just what did they do to your grandfather that has anything to do with the culture as a whole?
Didn't we have PAE to solve that on x86?
What is the point of a 64-bit phone? Do you really need more than 4gb of RAM allocated to a single process on a phone?
I'd bet 95% of that is from shit the carriers forced into it...
It appears you've yet to reach yours...
That's quite offensive to Romani, you know. Gypsy is just as racist as nigger and kike...
There's no license required to drive on a private road, either.
Coursera does a nice job of it...
Every Intel CPU since Sandy has a nice cellular link built in. You can't even trust your processor these days.
Sure you can. Just don't buy Intel.
"burn it with the methane" - I don't really understand how you misread that.
If you can keep the GPS online until 60,000 and then turn it back on when you drop below, that's probably enough for the job. On the way up it establishes your ballistic arc, and on the way down you can correct for peterbances that occurred. Basic INS stuff could deal with the between.
Not very many passenger flights extend beyond 60,000' and/or 1000 knots...
Accuracy isn't even the Big Deal with it, it's authentication.