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  1. Re: It's more like Embrace and Extend. No Extingu on Microsoft and GitHub Team Up To Take Git Virtual File System To MacOS, Linux (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    and you still have no arguments. How old are you? Five? Donald Trump indeed.

  2. Re: It's more like Embrace and Extend. No Extingu on Microsoft and GitHub Team Up To Take Git Virtual File System To MacOS, Linux (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Dumbfuck, he demanded I do his research for him

    No, he asked you to substantiate your unsubstantiated claims. Have you stopped raping children? You never did you say? I say different. Check google

  3. Re: It's more like Embrace and Extend. No Extingu on Microsoft and GitHub Team Up To Take Git Virtual File System To MacOS, Linux (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    I told him I wasn't going to play his little game

    Translation: have no facts to back up my unsubstantiated claims.

  4. Re: It's more like Embrace and Extend. No Extingu on Microsoft and GitHub Team Up To Take Git Virtual File System To MacOS, Linux (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    And you still are not capable of providing any supporting data for your retarded claims.

    OK, so you are probably not Trump, but you have documented you are far dumber.

  5. Re:Embrace, Extend, Extinguish on Microsoft and GitHub Team Up To Take Git Virtual File System To MacOS, Linux (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Hey, 1995 called and wanted its retarded memes back.

  6. squick

    past tense: squicked; past participle: squicked
    cause (someone) to feel intense disgust.
    "we get that bodily fluids can squick people out"

  7. "cause (someone) to feel intense disgust."

  8. Nope, the Jews were never captives in Egypt. That's all myth.

  9. Re:Windows keeps you from your data? on Richard Stallman vs. Canonical's CEO: 'Will Microsoft Love Linux to Death?' (techrepublic.com) · · Score: 1

    The article is about Richard Stallman

    Are you saying Stallman is too retarded to install Libre Office?

    Not you. Not what is "best".

    I don't think I have insinuated it is.

    Here is what you said, and that I responded to:

    If you have a .doc file and don't own Microsoft Word, you no longer have a usable document

    That comment is incorrect in addition to being retarded.

    Maybe you shouldn't be allowed near English.

    Ah, you are one of those morons who thinks that everybody in the world lives in the US of A. I am 100% certain my English is much better than yours, and it certainly is far better than your comprehension of my native language. Next time you want to engage in a conversation with adults, please ask an adult for help.

  10. Re:Windows keeps you from your data? on Richard Stallman vs. Canonical's CEO: 'Will Microsoft Love Linux to Death?' (techrepublic.com) · · Score: 1

    you are not LEGALLY allowed to use MS Word/Office/Windows

    Why do you think I advocated using MS Word/Office? If you are incapable of finding software that can manipulate MS Word 97 documents, you should never be allowed near a computer. There are several alternatives.

  11. Re:Windows keeps you from your data? on Richard Stallman vs. Canonical's CEO: 'Will Microsoft Love Linux to Death?' (techrepublic.com) · · Score: 1

    If you can't open a .doc file in other software than Microsoft Word, then you're a moron who should never be allowed anywhere near a computer. In fact, if you still have a doc file and haven't converted it to the (really bad, by all means, but...) fully open .docx format, then you are also a moron who should get out of the last decade before the next one starts and you're 20 years behind reality.

  12. Re:Windows keeps you from your data? on Richard Stallman vs. Canonical's CEO: 'Will Microsoft Love Linux to Death?' (techrepublic.com) · · Score: 1

    If that's the thing he is talking about, then he's retarded.

  13. Re:One reason for Microsoft enthusiasm of WSL ??? on Richard Stallman vs. Canonical's CEO: 'Will Microsoft Love Linux to Death?' (techrepublic.com) · · Score: 1

    You need to come back from the 1990s. Seriously. The exact opposite of what you are saying is true. The exact opposite. Microsoft is (today) more open with .Net than Sun and Oracle ever were with Java.

    Yes, Microsoft of old were shits, but they have actually changed. Significantly.

  14. There isn't a single instance where those prophets were right. Lots of instances where they were proven to be complete lunatics though. The Stallman case included.

  15. Re:Windows 10: POWERFUL anti-Microsoft advertiseme on Richard Stallman vs. Canonical's CEO: 'Will Microsoft Love Linux to Death?' (techrepublic.com) · · Score: 1

    Time for your meds now.

  16. Re:That to the Spyware and tactics... on Richard Stallman vs. Canonical's CEO: 'Will Microsoft Love Linux to Death?' (techrepublic.com) · · Score: 1

    You and Stallman need to take your medications. ASAP. Your paranoia is destroying your brains.

  17. Re:There is more on Spain's Crackdown on Catalonia Includes Internet Censorship (internetsociety.org) · · Score: 2

    There is also the issue that the EU thinks democracy is an evil idea that must be squashed wherever it rears its ugly head.

  18. Re:There is more on Spain's Crackdown on Catalonia Includes Internet Censorship (internetsociety.org) · · Score: 1

    Isn't Spain in the EU? How the hell is this allowed to happen?

    EU: Here is a constitution, we're going to have a vote on it
    EU population: We're not going to vote for it (polls)
    EU: OK, you didn't like it. We renamed it, but kept it the same, now you can't vote on it
    EU population:OK then
    Ireland and a few others:Eh, no, we're still going to have a vote
    EU:Grumbling, hmmm, we really don't want you to!
    Ireland and a few others:Who cares
    EU: OK, so long as you vote in the correct manner
    Ireland and a few others:...
    Ireland: Sorry guys, that's a no to that constitution thing.
    EU: Sorry, that's wrong, please take another vote
    Ireland: Huh?
    EU: We said (louder), that's wrong, please take another vote
    Ireland: Feck off!
    EU: Are you hard of hearing. Vote again. NOW!
    Ireland: Feck off!
    EU: If you don't vote again we're going to FUCK UP YOUR ECONOMY! BADLY!
    Ireland: Seriously?
    EU: Seriously. We know you're struggling a bit right now, so we're going to make it a lot worse. NOW VOTE AGAIN!!!
    Ireland: OK. Sorry. We vote yes.

    The EU is a democratic place in about the same way that the Soviet Union was democratic. The EU is the strongest threat to democracy in Europe since the 1930s.

  19. Re:You have to look at the source on Do Strongly Typed Languages Reduce Bugs? (acolyer.org) · · Score: 2

    Well, MS has creates some truly bad languages and they are still hard at it

    They have. VB being a prime example. However, C# is what Java would be if it ever made it out of committee. It blows Java away in every way. Seriously. I've developed commercial Java apps since the late 1990s, and C# is leagues ahead of Java at this stage. Typescript is also, quite objectively, the very best way of developing JavaScript applications.

    Interestingly the two mentioned are the brain children of one Anders Hejlsberg, the inventor of the (once quite nice, but today quite broken) Delphi.

  20. Re:You have to look at the source on Do Strongly Typed Languages Reduce Bugs? (acolyer.org) · · Score: 1

    Lots of Borland/Pascal programmers are saying we told you so though.

    Isn't "lots" and "borland/pascal programmers" a contradiction in terms?

  21. Re:You have to look at the source on Do Strongly Typed Languages Reduce Bugs? (acolyer.org) · · Score: 1

    in order to try and supplant it with their Typescript crapola

    Here we have a Visual Basic for Application developer talking about something he knows nothing about. He then tries to make him self sound more "pure" than he is by bashing Microsoft. Moronic and childish. Ignorant stupidity.

    There simply is nothing crapola about Typescript. Simple as that. Anyone who thinks there is has never tried to develop applications in both Javascript and Typescript.

  22. Re: Just what I needed on The New Apple Watch Series 3 Has Cellular Built-In (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1

    He's right - they all have their own number

    So, let me get the IMSI/EMEI etc out of the way...

    Every phone has a unique EMEI number. The phone number (called MSISDN) is what you punch onto your keyboard to call a phone, this phone number is then mapped to one or more EMEI codes to connect the callers. Since a user can have multiple phones, you can map a phone number to one or more EMEI numbers. IMSI is a unique identifier for a user (not a device) and should in theory be unique for each user in the world. For obvious reasons that is not the case, the best it can do is identify within a country, and depending on the country, perhaps not even that.

    At the end of the day, an IMSI can have multiple MSISDNs, which can map to multiple EMEIs.

  23. Re: Just what I needed on The New Apple Watch Series 3 Has Cellular Built-In (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1

    Make that EMEI above, I was momentarily vacuous.

  24. Re: Just what I needed on The New Apple Watch Series 3 Has Cellular Built-In (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1

    every SIM has a unique mobile number allocated.

    Every SIM has its own IMSI number, but there is no need for a mobile operator to assign an actual unique phone number to the SIM, the phone number is merely a "proxy" to the IMSI number. Obviously, a carrier might assign a unique phone number to your SIM but they'd be stupid to do so since it would waste perfectly good phone numbers, a dwindling commodity.

  25. Re:Just what I needed on The New Apple Watch Series 3 Has Cellular Built-In (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 4, Interesting

    EVERY FUCKING DEVICE that connects to a cellular network HAS ITS OWN NUMBER

    I love it when clueless morons post anonymously in all caps. Everything in your moronic post was wrong. Literally everything.