Most of the users don't think the default "sucks". The GUI issue is of no consequence and the most trivial and superficial of things, as it is so very easily changed, faster than getting up to go change socks. Yet you whine.
that's just silly, Ubuntu has more desktops to choose from than the furniture section of the Office Depot near my house. I can think of ten other desktops just an apt-get or software center click away if you don't like the default and there are more.
Ubuntu use is growing year by year, more people must think its OK than the "bad" Linux
There are other distros with a better philosophy, sure, like Debian. But they lack the polish to allow me to get up and running quickly, I've years ago tired of having to spend dozens of hours to get everything to work. Ah well, I could say my ubuntu desktop is 85% Debian
Real engineers have to write well to produce estimates, proposals, specifications, scopes, ISO policies, test procedures, manuals and training materials.
The earth is also shielded by solar wind interacting with the ionosphere. As the geomagnetic field has gone to zero during reversals and primates of 780 thousand years ago survived just fine, maybe we should just file this business of "no protection without magnetic field" under "more nonsense oft taught in schools that is rubbish".
Depends on definition. Defined by functionality, Linux and BSD are Unix, just not Unix(tm).
As an old Unix(tm) sys admin and developer, I love GNU/Linux because it gives me a Unix workstation on my desk that is free and has freedom. And I love the BSD for internet facing boxes.
Wrong, even in cultures that go nude all the time the female form is "worshiped". Ancient carvings prove this. You're just not a connoisseur, maybe you're gay?
we should have yearly quotas for use. Human nature being what it is most nuclear powers would slack off until the Christmas to New Years week to lob 'em.
that's good they're upping the light speed, I'm tired of flipping the switch in the bathroom and having time to squat down on the john before the light from my old CFL bulbs illuminates the room.
hah, Perl 6 is stillborn and it isn't even done being pushed out of Larry's pussy yet.
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Code written in COBOL still runs and will never be re-writen (not in our lifetimes).
not true at all, I've re-architected major COBOL systems (and their ISAM / VSAM databases) several times in my career, to SQL DBMS with J2EE and scripting languages.
there are over a hundred stars within just 20 light-years. 1400 within 50 light years. Our nuclear tests could have been noticed ten years ago in that volume!
None of those changes will kill off Earth life, life will adapt. Over the long haul continents will move, so who cares what will be coastal or under or over water tens of millions of years from now?
The oldest of the "metal-rich" Population I stars only have a fraction of the heavier elements that our Sun does. It's the later systems that have the elements to make life nutrients and rocky planets in abundance. Since after 5 billion years we only recently had humans, maybe the evolution of intelligent life will be common but we're kind of early so no friends yet.
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Most of the users don't think the default "sucks". The GUI issue is of no consequence and the most trivial and superficial of things, as it is so very easily changed, faster than getting up to go change socks. Yet you whine.
Since then that guy "IgnorantGuru" made the paccheck script, to be run before pacman update, which compares multiple mirrors Hey, it's a solution http://ignorantguru.users.sourceforge.net/downloads/paccheck-0.8.5.txt
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that's a fantastic server distro, but still not having massive market share of Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, OpenSUSE, Sabayon, etc.
that's just silly, Ubuntu has more desktops to choose from than the furniture section of the Office Depot near my house. I can think of ten other desktops just an apt-get or software center click away if you don't like the default and there are more.
Ubuntu use is growing year by year, more people must think its OK than the "bad" Linux There are other distros with a better philosophy, sure, like Debian. But they lack the polish to allow me to get up and running quickly, I've years ago tired of having to spend dozens of hours to get everything to work. Ah well, I could say my ubuntu desktop is 85% Debian
You'll find that most "preppers" tend to be *heavily* armed against punks who think as you do.
Real engineers have to write well to produce estimates, proposals, specifications, scopes, ISO policies, test procedures, manuals and training materials.
The earth is also shielded by solar wind interacting with the ionosphere. As the geomagnetic field has gone to zero during reversals and primates of 780 thousand years ago survived just fine, maybe we should just file this business of "no protection without magnetic field" under "more nonsense oft taught in schools that is rubbish".
Depends on definition. Defined by functionality, Linux and BSD are Unix, just not Unix(tm). As an old Unix(tm) sys admin and developer, I love GNU/Linux because it gives me a Unix workstation on my desk that is free and has freedom. And I love the BSD for internet facing boxes.
a further panned out view to see the woman's face, hips, legs and crotch would have been nice
There are hundreds of millions of women in cultures that bare the breasts all the time, let's ask them
Wrong, even in cultures that go nude all the time the female form is "worshiped". Ancient carvings prove this. You're just not a connoisseur, maybe you're gay?
we should have yearly quotas for use. Human nature being what it is most nuclear powers would slack off until the Christmas to New Years week to lob 'em.
baseless conjecture, plenty of large mammals can and do thrive in desert conditions. Maybe desert elephants will roam Europe.....
that's good they're upping the light speed, I'm tired of flipping the switch in the bathroom and having time to squat down on the john before the light from my old CFL bulbs illuminates the room.
yeah, remember when they had that weird screwy SCSI disk while IBM PC Compatibles had MFM and RLL drives? man, those weirdos....
hah, Perl 6 is stillborn and it isn't even done being pushed out of Larry's pussy yet.
Code written in COBOL still runs and will never be re-writen (not in our lifetimes).
not true at all, I've re-architected major COBOL systems (and their ISAM / VSAM databases) several times in my career, to SQL DBMS with J2EE and scripting languages.
there are over a hundred stars within just 20 light-years. 1400 within 50 light years. Our nuclear tests could have been noticed ten years ago in that volume!
None of those changes will kill off Earth life, life will adapt. Over the long haul continents will move, so who cares what will be coastal or under or over water tens of millions of years from now?
I use bcc at work for replies to clients that certain internal people need to see.
NNTP is still around and there are quality newsgroups such as for computer language development (many with two-way gateway to subscribed mailing list)
the mainstream estimates I've seen are another 300-500 million or so years due to sun expanding slowly http://image.gsfc.nasa.gov/poetry/ask/a10474.html
so we'll meddle with the copy just a little to make 'em a nympho in a cyber-verse with only one available partner
The oldest of the "metal-rich" Population I stars only have a fraction of the heavier elements that our Sun does. It's the later systems that have the elements to make life nutrients and rocky planets in abundance. Since after 5 billion years we only recently had humans, maybe the evolution of intelligent life will be common but we're kind of early so no friends yet.