>Have you updated your Windows 10 install yet? What was your experience? I've been sofar successfully fought back Microsoft's insistence on breaking my working Win 7 setup. I know someone who was less lucky.
Isn't there a rope/chain which helps you pull the blade back to the original position? If this rope is across a pulley, or hole, and has a knot, it won't wind down properly, likely halting the blade. I don't know all the nuances of the RL construct of a guillotine, but i'm fairly sure it could be constructed with a rope and it may have a blocking knot feature and still be called guillotine.
I understand that your life is easier, but this topic is about Busybox. Their life was made harder, just like many other people who are not satisfied with systemd. Obviously, you are a sysadmin with some own development, not a distro maker who tried to integrate 10+ applications where one of them doesn't want to cooperate with the rest.
Actually, it isn't so terribly important to get anyone into open source. I, for one, would like the open source environment like in the early 2000's. Back in those times, people who joined an OS project was genuinely interested in the project, and stuff like gender, race, nationality, was not important and often not known. People were judged by their commits.
You further a strawman argument. People who don't fear GM food would still want to choose between products. For example, we have the "made in " labels. It isn't because we consider Chinese products unsafe..
Monsanto products should be simply banned in the EU on the basis of being an invasive monopoly which, if left unchecked, will take over the whole agricultural sector. Their patented genes escape in the wild, infecting GM free cultures. Their policy about these GM infected plants is that anyone have them should pay their tax and/or destroy their own seeds. What is this, if not a hostile takeover?
Even if you are not scared by GM stuff, i'm only mildly afraid, you should be scared by the fact, that Monsanto will be the Microsoft of agriculture. And in this case, if they mess up something, they take everyone with themselves.
I call myself anti-monsanto. Them monopolizing agriculture is the most evil and reckless act i've ever seen. And that includes the oil companies killing all living in the oceans. Monsanto play with all our lives. I'm not fearing of a sentient corn, i'm fearing of famine due to their corn one day becomes scarce because they are unable or unwilling to sell seeds.
1. was this a temporary glitch ? 2. are these CEO's so accustomed to success and trust their subordinates, that they don't feel the need of a private test/rehearsal ? 3. are they completely detached from reality?
If you think about it, nanomachines shouldn't be smaller than a bacterium. Just because something isn't below 1 micron it could be qualified as nanotecnology, especially stuff that moves around in a living body. Microtechnology is already used for a different thing. So what, 30k nanometers is still small enough to work safely in blood vessels. Probably it can become smaller by a factor, but i doubt "nanomachines" can or should become smaller than that.
The death penalty is for having or sharing media that the government doesn't want to be shared. Seeing how the media companies buy law, it is quite the same thing. And seeing how you can get 10 years for this, and get much less for murder, it seems very disproportionate.
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>Have you updated your Windows 10 install yet? What was your experience?
I've been sofar successfully fought back Microsoft's insistence on breaking my working Win 7 setup. I know someone who was less lucky.
Linux yes, Linux webservers with usual use cases no.
I consider this a huge disaster.
Isn't there a rope/chain which helps you pull the blade back to the original position? If this rope is across a pulley, or hole, and has a knot, it won't wind down properly, likely halting the blade. I don't know all the nuances of the RL construct of a guillotine, but i'm fairly sure it could be constructed with a rope and it may have a blocking knot feature and still be called guillotine.
So our solar system rolled at least 4 times with the dice, and won only once.
All I know, low laying islands and shorelines are getting into trouble. Google for Maldives.
I understand that your life is easier, but this topic is about Busybox. Their life was made harder, just like many other people who are not satisfied with systemd. Obviously, you are a sysadmin with some own development, not a distro maker who tried to integrate 10+ applications where one of them doesn't want to cooperate with the rest.
Yeah, next time the automated system will imprison him. Why is he complaining now?
How many squirrels you caught with bare hands?
When the drone doesn't kill the designated target, there could be other cases than civilian casualty:
1. nothing substantial hit
2. another terrorist hit
3. target only wounded
You can blackmail someone only if they have something to hide. These MPs surely have nothing to hide!
(tune your sarcasm detector if it didn't blip)
No, you are wholly processed hydrogen.
Actually, it isn't so terribly important to get anyone into open source. I, for one, would like the open source environment like in the early 2000's. Back in those times, people who joined an OS project was genuinely interested in the project, and stuff like gender, race, nationality, was not important and often not known. People were judged by their commits.
But... isn't communicating a different way with women is a distinction based on gender (aka sexist behavior)?
You further a strawman argument. People who don't fear GM food would still want to choose between products. For example, we have the "made in " labels. It isn't because we consider Chinese products unsafe..
Monsanto products should be simply banned in the EU on the basis of being an invasive monopoly which, if left unchecked, will take over the whole agricultural sector. Their patented genes escape in the wild, infecting GM free cultures. Their policy about these GM infected plants is that anyone have them should pay their tax and/or destroy their own seeds. What is this, if not a hostile takeover?
Even if you are not scared by GM stuff, i'm only mildly afraid, you should be scared by the fact, that Monsanto will be the Microsoft of agriculture. And in this case, if they mess up something, they take everyone with themselves.
I call myself anti-monsanto. Them monopolizing agriculture is the most evil and reckless act i've ever seen. And that includes the oil companies killing all living in the oceans.
Monsanto play with all our lives. I'm not fearing of a sentient corn, i'm fearing of famine due to their corn one day becomes scarce because they are unable or unwilling to sell seeds.
Actually, we all know Microsoft is evil :D
Cthulhu is actually a mild one. Nyarlathotep or Yog-Sothoth are big league.
1. was this a temporary glitch ?
2. are these CEO's so accustomed to success and trust their subordinates, that they don't feel the need of a private test/rehearsal ?
3. are they completely detached from reality?
If you think about it, nanomachines shouldn't be smaller than a bacterium. Just because something isn't below 1 micron it could be qualified as nanotecnology, especially stuff that moves around in a living body. Microtechnology is already used for a different thing. So what, 30k nanometers is still small enough to work safely in blood vessels. Probably it can become smaller by a factor, but i doubt "nanomachines" can or should become smaller than that.
Isn't that what they call embezzling?
The death penalty is for having or sharing media that the government doesn't want to be shared.
Seeing how the media companies buy law, it is quite the same thing. And seeing how you can get 10 years for this, and get much less for murder, it seems very disproportionate.
How is that different from heat death?
How about if they 'wanted sex with a particular bad smelling jihadist".
Also a new meaning to Homeowners :D