still waiting for Oracle to decide on the substantial Sun product's direction. the ones that were worth billions, now in limbo, even losing value without an announced plan
actually, destructive flares that disturb the geomagnectic field enough to cause major disruptions are far more common than once a century. We've had those at least every 20 years.
hey, while you're spending money to do that, why not also spend the small chump change it would take to harden our grid against EMP and geomagnetic disturbances?
DIlbert: If I put a q-tip in my ear, and enjoy it, is it a sin? Dogbert: I think it's ok Dilbert: good, because I went through a whole case of them yesterday
malware can be put into a package just as easily as in a raw executable.
All the business linux installations I deal with have softwares installed from non-package sources, from major database, vpn and accounting vendors. The issue is whether a source can be trusted and has a verification fingerprint for their product. funny most of this stuff just has minimum dynamic library C version requirements, most runs after a distribution upgrade just fine.
I'm sitting here running a citrix metaframe client on my Ubuntu box, that's worked across three years of upgrades and also on redhat and debian, only concern was a minimal motif version
I have an anecdote for you, the four years I received a flu shot I didn't get the flu until the next March or April. And it happened all four times! So I consider them useless for me, just postpones influenza until the weather is much nicer. I'd rather have my flu when the snow is piled high and its below freezing thanks
better story: OSI attempts earth-shaking announcement about GPL to draw attention away from fact that their status as nonprofit in California is suspended. Perhaps it was due to failure to file required tax documents (for California and U.S. IRS) for many years, that issue was discussed on Bruce Peren's now-defunct site Technocrat
they are kind of meta-vendors, their focus is on marketing open source and try to make a model for its development. Many on the traditional FSF side including OSI founders disagree with current OSI direction. Some might claim this is a ploy to justify their existence, stay relevant, and wresting more control of open source from the dominant player the FSF.
what are you whining about, you'll see all those layers when when the compiler vomits six screenfuls of an error line. Just put a Bad Thing in the argument for your so-called unresolvable declaration. lazy git.
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wrong, Ruby mostly just hobby.
The languages I use as part of my job include J2EE, Perl, PHP, C/C++, Python. One of the reaons I bitch so much about Perl is it was my first scripting language love, so awesome at the time compared to the NOS JCL, VMS DCL and Unix sell clunky scripting. sad to see Perl 6 in present state.
actually, the number of retiring people who are invalids is statistically insignificant when considering load on earth's resources. the major problem is people just like you. so if you could kindly "take one for the team", so to speak, and better yet snuff a couple of your friends before you check out, we the remaining population will be most grateful.
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the FUD cloud grows black, Sun's credibility and sales are going totally down the shitter now
hush you, I know plenty of eurotrash, and hardly any of them are eurofags.
are you kidding? your Ubuntu is only at 9.10, while OpenSuSE goes all the way past 11!
still waiting for Oracle to decide on the substantial Sun product's direction. the ones that were worth billions, now in limbo, even losing value without an announced plan
actually, destructive flares that disturb the geomagnectic field enough to cause major disruptions are far more common than once a century. We've had those at least every 20 years.
I invoke Giant Robot and his Atomic Punch on your Mothra and Godzilla. p0wn3d!
hey, while you're spending money to do that, why not also spend the small chump change it would take to harden our grid against EMP and geomagnetic disturbances?
DIlbert: If I put a q-tip in my ear, and enjoy it, is it a sin?
Dogbert: I think it's ok
Dilbert: good, because I went through a whole case of them yesterday
malware can be put into a package just as easily as in a raw executable.
All the business linux installations I deal with have softwares installed from non-package sources, from major database, vpn and accounting vendors. The issue is whether a source can be trusted and has a verification fingerprint for their product. funny most of this stuff just has minimum dynamic library C version requirements, most runs after a distribution upgrade just fine.
I'm sitting here running a citrix metaframe client on my Ubuntu box, that's worked across three years of upgrades and also on redhat and debian, only concern was a minimal motif version
wow, you means there is Gaddafi's Female Bodyguard porn? URLs, please! RRrrrrroowwwwwllllll.
Now that we're starting our 3rd year of Global Cooling, winter is arriving at its more normal time. this is within norm for a flu season.
also, I heard he can't even squeeze his ass into a coach plane seat
anyone that frail can die from a number of things anyway. if the flu shot doesn't protect me, fuck it.
I have an anecdote for you, the four years I received a flu shot I didn't get the flu until the next March or April. And it happened all four times! So I consider them useless for me, just postpones influenza until the weather is much nicer. I'd rather have my flu when the snow is piled high and its below freezing thanks
you'll have to sell me on the idea
thought it is important to be perfectly clear that the issue was raised and discussed among posters on technocrat, was not raised by Bruce
ok, they are a purveyor. and they do "sell" something using one meaning of the word, just as President is said to "sell" an idea to Congress.
better story: OSI attempts earth-shaking announcement about GPL to draw attention away from fact that their status as nonprofit in California is suspended. Perhaps it was due to failure to file required tax documents (for California and U.S. IRS) for many years, that issue was discussed on Bruce Peren's now-defunct site Technocrat
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my word, so it's whatever I say it is. take your meds now.
they are kind of meta-vendors, their focus is on marketing open source and try to make a model for its development. Many on the traditional FSF side including OSI founders disagree with current OSI direction. Some might claim this is a ploy to justify their existence, stay relevant, and wresting more control of open source from the dominant player the FSF.
what are you whining about, you'll see all those layers when when the compiler vomits six screenfuls of an error line. Just put a Bad Thing in the argument for your so-called unresolvable declaration. lazy git.
that's like the SupraoCho-Hexa long, or schlong
wrong, Ruby mostly just hobby.
The languages I use as part of my job include J2EE, Perl, PHP, C/C++, Python. One of the reaons I bitch so much about Perl is it was my first scripting language love, so awesome at the time compared to the NOS JCL, VMS DCL and Unix sell clunky scripting. sad to see Perl 6 in present state.
he came in here for an argument? this is "abuse'. You want Room 12-A just along the corridor.
actually, the number of retiring people who are invalids is statistically insignificant when considering load on earth's resources. the major problem is people just like you. so if you could kindly "take one for the team", so to speak, and better yet snuff a couple of your friends before you check out, we the remaining population will be most grateful.