See, you show the problem that is between your ears, love of unnecessary complexity instead of seeing the core issue. There is only one thing you need to look for to see *if a drive is bad* and giving errors on read or write
Don't confuse the agenda driven, have sensitivity for other's religions. Also don't mention the volcanic activity that is the prime cause for Western Antarctic melting, they want to hear about greenhouse gas and the sins of mankind in increasing human health, life and quality of life by fossil fuel use.
You have no point, as disto programmer and maintainers with massive following are not wholesale adopting systemd, e.g. linux mint team
You are the arrogant one, you are just a end user with opinions with no deep technical knowledge. You are listening to whomever has the biggest megaphone.
Wrong, grep is great for minor variations and making a second pass to strip out unwanted things. You are are saying you were too lazy to learn the built in tools that easily solve problems
Linux Mint provides that, and their whole reason for being #1 is that they have rejected the nonsense of Unity and GNOME to actual care about user wants and needs, and for seeing that systemd is in is current state half-baked at best.
All the distros you list have made incredibly stupid decisions in the past that have driven away users, like GNOME3 and Unity to name a couple.
Holding them up as some kind of beacon of good engineering sense and proper direction is laughable.
Those of us with decades of experience in systems programming and systems administration will tell you, systemd is pure bloated badly engineered rubbish.
You are confused, it's all a matter of voltage to overcome distance with less loss, and AC spends much time not being at max voltage. Coast to coast HVDC systems have already been designed, look it up
You've made a mistake, I combined those things and got a wind-up alarm clock plus one universe. Hence my superior theory of Intelligent Winder Design, and a better way to jerk off in this universe.
We can see almost all the observable universe, from now until just a few hundred million years after the big bang. In other words, we can see most of the universe that there will ever be to see.
Actually, even by your link it looks like there is mounting evidence North Africa might well be the actual launch point of migrations. Well anyway, I apologize for reverting back to old theory and forgetting "recent" findings like an old fart
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It's not free software (as in freedom)
No NT is not VMS, but common architect and core developers make for many shared concepts: http://windowsitpro.com/window...
Link to the code or your full of shit
it grows to 2.5"?
The Romans lived in concrete too, but they died
it is indeed a golden age, for grandiose claims about quantum computing made for the purpose of scamming investors
Get a more mainstream porn fetish, you pervert
See, you show the problem that is between your ears, love of unnecessary complexity instead of seeing the core issue. There is only one thing you need to look for to see *if a drive is bad* and giving errors on read or write
You mean the over half I pay for fossil fuel that is tax?
Don't confuse the agenda driven, have sensitivity for other's religions. Also don't mention the volcanic activity that is the prime cause for Western Antarctic melting, they want to hear about greenhouse gas and the sins of mankind in increasing human health, life and quality of life by fossil fuel use.
You make a fool of yourself, as the main cause of West Antarctic ice melting is volcanic activity. Look it up, then spew on slashdot.
You have no point, as disto programmer and maintainers with massive following are not wholesale adopting systemd, e.g. linux mint team
You are the arrogant one, you are just a end user with opinions with no deep technical knowledge. You are listening to whomever has the biggest megaphone.
Wrong, grep is great for minor variations and making a second pass to strip out unwanted things. You are are saying you were too lazy to learn the built in tools that easily solve problems
with grep of course
Why bother with that rubbish when proper text logs are so superior and easy to handle?
unnecessary complexity, that's the flaw of systemd
Linux Mint provides that, and their whole reason for being #1 is that they have rejected the nonsense of Unity and GNOME to actual care about user wants and needs, and for seeing that systemd is in is current state half-baked at best.
All the distros you list have made incredibly stupid decisions in the past that have driven away users, like GNOME3 and Unity to name a couple.
Holding them up as some kind of beacon of good engineering sense and proper direction is laughable.
Those of us with decades of experience in systems programming and systems administration will tell you, systemd is pure bloated badly engineered rubbish.
You are confused, it's all a matter of voltage to overcome distance with less loss, and AC spends much time not being at max voltage. Coast to coast HVDC systems have already been designed, look it up
You've made a mistake, I combined those things and got a wind-up alarm clock plus one universe. Hence my superior theory of Intelligent Winder Design, and a better way to jerk off in this universe.
We can see almost all the observable universe, from now until just a few hundred million years after the big bang. In other words, we can see most of the universe that there will ever be to see.
DC can go 3,000 miles. that's more than the US would need for desert solar collection
Correct, in many parts of the world residential solar makes economic sense.
do tell, you're saying there is a large group off people who DON'T benefit in any way from fossil fuel, who pay for a small group who does?
Logic fails you, also an understanding of whence most the tech that has created western civilization comes
not an urban myth, posted videos, photos on street and eye infections were in the news at the time in Japan.
Actually, even by your link it looks like there is mounting evidence North Africa might well be the actual launch point of migrations. Well anyway, I apologize for reverting back to old theory and forgetting "recent" findings like an old fart