bigger than margin of error, Linux Desktop has about half the market share of Windows Vista (1.6% vs. 3.3%) Which is also the same as market share of Mac OSX 8D
People were forced to take the Window 8 with new machines, those who can choose will take the 7 every time. That's the funny thing about any win 8 market share numbers, 80% of that are pissed they have it. I work with mostly Windows IT professionals and the ALL say windows 8 is rubbish.
I speak as user who had choice. I have Win 7 in a vm for taxes and to run an old film scanner. I'll run that until 2020 when it's EOL too. If Win 9 fixes the botches that 8.1 did not then I'll consider upgrading.
not irrelevant, we're speaking of reality versus the ideals between your ears. the police have no obligation to protect you, already decided in court. the Federal government has no obligation to take care of you in emergency, nor to protect you as individual, nor to reimburse you for lost property. very deep truths there.
oh yes, Windows is much more complex, needing about twice the resources and memory to get the same job done as a Linux or BSD, in between siezeups needing a reboot. truly a powerhouse.
oh, where in the Constitution does it say that the Federal government is to respond to disasters (other than attack by enemies) at all? Most of its history, it had no means to do so anyway.
no, you are confused. this is not the size of an object, but uncertainty in position. for a turtle at normal velocities, and for your body, that "de Broglie" wavelength is quite small
puppet state - any time I saw Bush holding hands with arab leader, it seemed, not to put too fine a point on it, that our president was what in baseball parlance would be called "the catcher"
FEMA hands out bags of ice. As we learned from Katrina, the national guard keeps people who would help out of the area with guns, because they are there to preverse the Order (with a captial 'O', in the sense as Hitler used the word) Get a clue pal, if you're looking for The Government to save you, you're fucked.
How long would it take We the People to rebuild, is the question. How prepared are you for a disaster?
I like the smell of neighborhood burning wood, and used to heat my house that way before I moved. It could very well be the issues of allergies and respiratory infections due to circulating air systems are worse than any wood combustion particulate pollution
you are the one in needing of a couple neurons to rub together between your ears. The health warnings on that page are nebulous at best. For all anyone knows, second hand cigarette smoke might be causing more health problems in B.C. than your "fine particulate matter".
there are much worse types of pollution in this world
You are the ignorant one. So the Soviet Union was bad, that justifies warring on a SE asian country? and using a defoliant on the crops of *our allies* in that war to drive people to cities more under our propoganda, so that hundreds of thousands (again of *our allies*) starved and had horrible birth defects
As for Korea, look at the real history, where the U.S. took part part in war crimes including a slaughter of 100,000 "leftists", innocents and political prisoners.
First gulf war, we caim to aide of ally. That I'll agree is justifiable.
Why do you reference a fictional novel as justification for warring against people who *did not* attack us on 9/11. On 9/11 we were attacked by a group of Saudis who were formerly U.S. agents/mercenaries in Afghanistan.
actually, on ships the radar techs have all manner of entertaining tricks they do near the antenna pulling power out of the ether. 'course, their rate of eye and testicular tumors is a wee bit high compared to the populace
plutonium is expensive. now on the other hand just toss some powdered natural uranium in a drum of heavy water, now there's the ticket for a couple decades of toasty warm heat. when it starts to get cold, just shake the drum. if it gets too hot, just toss in some graphite pencils and moderate that bitch. if it starts to get a bit too feisty (you see the drum glow red in the dark), just lob in a tin of grandma's borax for the scram.
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bigger than margin of error, Linux Desktop has about half the market share of Windows Vista (1.6% vs. 3.3%) Which is also the same as market share of Mac OSX 8D
People were forced to take the Window 8 with new machines, those who can choose will take the 7 every time. That's the funny thing about any win 8 market share numbers, 80% of that are pissed they have it. I work with mostly Windows IT professionals and the ALL say windows 8 is rubbish.
I speak as user who had choice. I have Win 7 in a vm for taxes and to run an old film scanner. I'll run that until 2020 when it's EOL too. If Win 9 fixes the botches that 8.1 did not then I'll consider upgrading.
mobile Linux might just sneak around behind and bite the desktop in the butt
Strange, on the planet where I live and have a job with servers of both linux and windows, the ms windows sometimes need rebooting.'
I notice there are many stable mobile devices not running windows but the linux kernel
not irrelevant, we're speaking of reality versus the ideals between your ears. the police have no obligation to protect you, already decided in court. the Federal government has no obligation to take care of you in emergency, nor to protect you as individual, nor to reimburse you for lost property. very deep truths there.
bitcoins aren't money, at best they are coupons taken by some stores. you can only sell them as long as their is a buyer
very much tied together, some banks were liquidated instead of being bailed out. Depositors paid from the insurance
bitcoins aren't money, bitcoin exchanges aren't banks, bitcoins "value" (assuming you either have a buyer or a place willing to take them) fluctuates.
those that use them deserve what they get, even lower on the chain of that which can hold value than a central bank's fiat
oh yes, Windows is much more complex, needing about twice the resources and memory to get the same job done as a Linux or BSD, in between siezeups needing a reboot. truly a powerhouse.
oh, where in the Constitution does it say that the Federal government is to respond to disasters (other than attack by enemies) at all? Most of its history, it had no means to do so anyway.
but it is turtles all the way down, so like electrons, we really only observe a turtle-shaped hole in the sea of turtles
no, you are confused. this is not the size of an object, but uncertainty in position. for a turtle at normal velocities, and for your body, that "de Broglie" wavelength is quite small
puppet state - any time I saw Bush holding hands with arab leader, it seemed, not to put too fine a point on it, that our president was what in baseball parlance would be called "the catcher"
$5 and wonderful slashdot karma will get you a coffee at starbucks
FEMA hands out bags of ice. As we learned from Katrina, the national guard keeps people who would help out of the area with guns, because they are there to preverse the Order (with a captial 'O', in the sense as Hitler used the word) Get a clue pal, if you're looking for The Government to save you, you're fucked.
How long would it take We the People to rebuild, is the question. How prepared are you for a disaster?
what utter nonsense, there are people managing organizations with much more complexity for 1/4th the wages.
when your ad blocker is adjusted correctly this site disappears entirely. best of luck with that
but it will make a wonderful overnight $1 DVD rental? that's how I watch any blockbusters, if I watch them at all
I like the smell of neighborhood burning wood, and used to heat my house that way before I moved. It could very well be the issues of allergies and respiratory infections due to circulating air systems are worse than any wood combustion particulate pollution
those businesses are the majority customers of the USPS, you are not. thus, the junk mail will continue
you are the one in needing of a couple neurons to rub together between your ears. The health warnings on that page are nebulous at best. For all anyone knows, second hand cigarette smoke might be causing more health problems in B.C. than your "fine particulate matter".
there are much worse types of pollution in this world
You are the ignorant one. So the Soviet Union was bad, that justifies warring on a SE asian country? and using a defoliant on the crops of *our allies* in that war to drive people to cities more under our propoganda, so that hundreds of thousands (again of *our allies*) starved and had horrible birth defects
As for Korea, look at the real history, where the U.S. took part part in war crimes including a slaughter of 100,000 "leftists", innocents and political prisoners.
First gulf war, we caim to aide of ally. That I'll agree is justifiable.
Why do you reference a fictional novel as justification for warring against people who *did not* attack us on 9/11. On 9/11 we were attacked by a group of Saudis who were formerly U.S. agents/mercenaries in Afghanistan.
get off of you "particulate polluter" high horse, there are much, much worse and more deadly types of pollution that modern industry makes.
yes.
you do understand there are many more dangerous and deadly kinds of pollutants than your inert "particulates"?
Look up the life expectancy of those in Fairbanks. Seems your "particulates" aren't doing much to cut short people's lives
actually, on ships the radar techs have all manner of entertaining tricks they do near the antenna pulling power out of the ether. 'course, their rate of eye and testicular tumors is a wee bit high compared to the populace
plutonium is expensive. now on the other hand just toss some powdered natural uranium in a drum of heavy water, now there's the ticket for a couple decades of toasty warm heat. when it starts to get cold, just shake the drum. if it gets too hot, just toss in some graphite pencils and moderate that bitch. if it starts to get a bit too feisty (you see the drum glow red in the dark), just lob in a tin of grandma's borax for the scram.