89% sounds like a very good success ratio for the date and time test. However, RTFA and you'll see that only eleven people participated, most of them female.
If you don't have a diverse testing population, you aren't going to produce meaningful results. The idea is fine and all, but the results are mostly useless.
Here's the problem: Windows has an iron grip on the hardware industry. Thanks to that, my laptop here has a number of "non-standard" features that inhibit the use of my system by linux. I absolutely love using linux, but as my laptop was a gift, I couldn't really return it and find a laptop that actually has a wireless card with linux drivers, or some other such fix.
However, on the flip side, you're going to have quite a few windows users connected who have no firewall and NetBIOS enabled...not that brillant of an idea.
Another souvenir item you'll find in your special BlizzCon goody bag is a full deck of BlizzCon playing cards, encased in a uniquely decorated box and decked out with Blizzard artwork from the Warcraft, Diablo, and StarCraft series.
Will this include "artwork" created by players for Starcraft in the Sexy Pics maps?
NASA isn't a magic organization. They can't turn turds into space shuttles in a week. There's really no news here, we knew that NASA was underfunded and overpressured to get this done.
"hardware designed to run that software" Well, I guess Linux doesn't work on my system, since it was designed for windows. My OS is dying from your ghastly logic! The screams!
So, if there are no "real" developers, who is making the software, I wonder? Developers aren't going to sit at home making software for the corporations that downsized them.
Nah, planning appears to only be in the preliminary stages at this point. I don't think companies will stand by and let the GPL screw them over. I'll wait until they release something concrete about the new GPL. Not that it'll stop slashdot's trolls and flamebaiters from making snide remarks.
Consumer laptops? No. At least to my knowledge, Dell only supports corporate *nix.
"Dell does not officially support running Linux on Dell laptops." Here.
Slashdot Mirror
89% sounds like a very good success ratio for the date and time test. However, RTFA and you'll see that only eleven people participated, most of them female.
If you don't have a diverse testing population, you aren't going to produce meaningful results. The idea is fine and all, but the results are mostly useless.
It acts a lot like Outlook too! Now you can get email viruses from webmail!
...like "sounds like a kid banging on pots in the kitchen".
A black surface?
And you can pre-order this _patented_ technology for only $19.99! Call within the next five minutes and receive a second for FREE!
Right.
Yeah, ndiswrapper made it work. Still, there's a reason they call it Project Evil.
Here's the problem: Windows has an iron grip on the hardware industry. Thanks to that, my laptop here has a number of "non-standard" features that inhibit the use of my system by linux. I absolutely love using linux, but as my laptop was a gift, I couldn't really return it and find a laptop that actually has a wireless card with linux drivers, or some other such fix.
...the Bozo filter was his idea first!
Infinite improbability drive, silly. Now, disappear in a puff of logic, please.
However, on the flip side, you're going to have quite a few windows users connected who have no firewall and NetBIOS enabled...not that brillant of an idea.
Another souvenir item you'll find in your special BlizzCon goody bag is a full deck of BlizzCon playing cards, encased in a uniquely decorated box and decked out with Blizzard artwork from the Warcraft, Diablo, and StarCraft series.
Will this include "artwork" created by players for Starcraft in the Sexy Pics maps?
NASA isn't a magic organization. They can't turn turds into space shuttles in a week. There's really no news here, we knew that NASA was underfunded and overpressured to get this done.
Mod parent up. That was great.
I love you.
It would improve the acting quality, to say the least.
Yes, you are alone.
"Lick my frozen metal ass!"
"hardware designed to run that software"
Well, I guess Linux doesn't work on my system, since it was designed for windows. My OS is dying from your ghastly logic! The screams!
Rank the parent up, geez. TIs forever, baby!
So, if there are no "real" developers, who is making the software, I wonder? Developers aren't going to sit at home making software for the corporations that downsized them.
Nah, planning appears to only be in the preliminary stages at this point. I don't think companies will stand by and let the GPL screw them over. I'll wait until they release something concrete about the new GPL.
Not that it'll stop slashdot's trolls and flamebaiters from making snide remarks.
Consumer laptops? No. At least to my knowledge, Dell only supports corporate *nix.
"Dell does not officially support running Linux on Dell laptops."
Here.
And instead of a "DONT PANIC" sticker, they'll put on a "DONT EDIT" one.
Want to learn random stuff for free?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Randompage
Why pay for what you can get free?