In other words, if a South Carolina inmate caused a riot, took three hostages, murdered them, stole their clothes, and then escaped, he could still wind up with fewer Level 1 offenses than an inmate who updated Facebook every day for two weeks.
Okay. How do we get that punishment implemented out in the world?
I imagine there's some misinformation on both sides of the SystemD issue - perhaps not equal, but Lennart and Kay's hands are probably not clean - based on their histories.
SystemD seems overly engineered, complex and consuming for what actually *needs* to be done. Concerns of the "malcontents" shouldn't be casually dismissed - as the SystemD supporters seem to be doing.
Replace "The Daily Show" with "Fox News", "Jon Stewart" with "[any anchor on Fox News]", and "funny" with "scary/sad" and your points are all still relevant - just sayin'.
The only high speed internet provider where I live has rewritten HTML on the fly to serve their own content.
The Cox "Browser Alerts" seem to only come from three IPs. I blocked them at my router and haven't experienced any problems. I don't have those IPs handy, but found them when NoScript listed them as choices to Allow/Forbid. (In my case, they were "letting me know" that I should upgrade from a 2.x to 3.x DOCSIS modem.)
I'm not drinking alcohol at all this year (just as an experiment - I'm not a recovering alcoholic or anything like that).
Me too, though for different reasons. I ran out a few years ago and have been too lazy to go to the liquor store (the ABC store here in VA) to get some more. I do like beer, but don't often drink it because, I think, the Hops gives me a headache -- I have an allergy to pine needles.
I use recursion fairly often for traversing unconstrained trees. Though I'm lazy and never really looked if there was a better way to do it.
"Better" - maybe. Easier - not so much. Recursion is a good way to investigate an issue from a higher perspective w/o having to deal with implementation details, just to get something working. I use it all the time for rapid-prototyping, problem evaluation and double-checking my non-recursive solutions.
At some point, you still have to walk over to the toaster to put the bread in it. While you're there, it's not a big deal to program the toaster by twiddling a few knobs or pushing a button or two. You also have to be there to remove the toast when its down. A toaster running NetBSD is still a cool project, but that doesn't mean it's really useful.
Good points all, though, I was actually being sarcastic - sorry. Personally, I never run anything in the kitchen, or at home in general, that can easily catch itself or something else on fire w/o supervision.
The judge agreed, concluding "the defendants have been careless or indifferent to the accuracy of the facts. As evident from the testimony of the defendants, they were more interested in espousing a particular view than assessing the accuracy of the facts."
And now that is sorted out, just like when Dr. Andrew Wakefield was discredited for his fraudulent research that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine caused autism, rational thinking can now prevail and we can all get back to... oh wait.
3) Remove all that developer stuff that 99.99% of users don't use or care about and put it in an addon.
4) Remove all that chat and conferencing stuff that 99% of users don't care about and put that also in an addon.
And the new baked-in "Apps" stuff that 99% of all users won't use and the associated "Tools->Apps" menu item - which could only figure out how to hide using the userChrome.css snippet below - sigh:
For instance, the music Scope will pull songs from Grooveshark alongside music stored locally on your device, without strong differentiation between the two.
Right. The Unity/Amazon Shopping Lens - 'cause searching for something on my device isn't any different than searching for stuff on the web - or a vendor.
So the vendor can/will push an update OTA to *my* vehicle w/o my specific consent?
Also... Imagine (a) needing to use your vehicle - for an emergency, perhaps, in the middle of the night only to be met the dashboard message: "Update in progress; Please wait..." or (b) waking up to a bricked vehicle from a bad update.
This is what Fox News' viewers want to see: the barbarity of Muslims.
While this may be the case, there also seems to be that pesky fact they seem to have put someone in a cage, lit them on fire, and burned them to death.
True on both counts, but Fox "News" aired/posted a snuff film - (isn't that illegal?). In their defense, though, it's was probably more to make Obama look bad - for not bombing them further back into the Stone Age - than making Muslims or, more specifically, ISIS look bad.
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In other words, if a South Carolina inmate caused a riot, took three hostages, murdered them, stole their clothes, and then escaped, he could still wind up with fewer Level 1 offenses than an inmate who updated Facebook every day for two weeks.
Okay. How do we get that punishment implemented out in the world?
My typing and proofreading skills are often inadequate.
If it wasn't for that the price of the hardware can often be close to ten times higher than the equivalent x86 machine.
At least for certain definitions of "equivalent" ...
There may be a better pattern, but in a few cases ...
Like many (most?) tools, the GOTO can be used and abused. Only pendants are convinced the issue is black and white.
I imagine there's some misinformation on both sides of the SystemD issue - perhaps not equal, but Lennart and Kay's hands are probably not clean - based on their histories.
SystemD seems overly engineered, complex and consuming for what actually *needs* to be done. Concerns of the "malcontents" shouldn't be casually dismissed - as the SystemD supporters seem to be doing.
Replace "The Daily Show" with "Fox News", "Jon Stewart" with "[any anchor on Fox News]", and "funny" with "scary/sad" and your points are all still relevant - just sayin'.
Of course some of the vagueness is precisely because things happen mysteriously, and systemd has a habit of doing unexpected mysterious things.
So if my car breaks down, or coffemaker quits running I can blame it on systemd, and that's okay?
Not yet and shut up. Don't give Lennart and Kay any more ideas. We're all suffering enough as it is.
Unlikely, it is a minority of malcontents who are upset about SystemD ...
So anyone who disagrees with you and/or SystemD are "malcontents" - nice.
The only high speed internet provider where I live has rewritten HTML on the fly to serve their own content.
The Cox "Browser Alerts" seem to only come from three IPs. I blocked them at my router and haven't experienced any problems. I don't have those IPs handy, but found them when NoScript listed them as choices to Allow/Forbid. (In my case, they were "letting me know" that I should upgrade from a 2.x to 3.x DOCSIS modem.)
I'm not drinking alcohol at all this year (just as an experiment - I'm not a recovering alcoholic or anything like that).
Me too, though for different reasons. I ran out a few years ago and have been too lazy to go to the liquor store (the ABC store here in VA) to get some more. I do like beer, but don't often drink it because, I think, the Hops gives me a headache -- I have an allergy to pine needles.
I set it up and gave it a custom activation phrase that I figured wouldn't come up in normal conversation.
Just FYI that "safe word/phrase" is usually for when you're getting boned too hard, not hard enough.
I use recursion fairly often for traversing unconstrained trees. Though I'm lazy and never really looked if there was a better way to do it.
"Better" - maybe. Easier - not so much. Recursion is a good way to investigate an issue from a higher perspective w/o having to deal with implementation details, just to get something working. I use it all the time for rapid-prototyping, problem evaluation and double-checking my non-recursive solutions.
At some point, you still have to walk over to the toaster to put the bread in it. While you're there, it's not a big deal to program the toaster by twiddling a few knobs or pushing a button or two. You also have to be there to remove the toast when its down. A toaster running NetBSD is still a cool project, but that doesn't mean it's really useful.
Good points all, though, I was actually being sarcastic - sorry. Personally, I never run anything in the kitchen, or at home in general, that can easily catch itself or something else on fire w/o supervision.
I know its a joke, but not really. At the end of the day, humans are just fairly complicated machines, or even just a big complex chemical reaction.
We are all just biological containers for our poop bacteria overlords.
It's like connecting your toaster to the internet -- pointless and not very useful.
Not useful? With this toaster running NetBSD you can program all the toaster's features remotely.
The judge agreed, concluding "the defendants have been careless or indifferent to the accuracy of the facts. As evident from the testimony of the defendants, they were more interested in espousing a particular view than assessing the accuracy of the facts."
And now that is sorted out, just like when Dr. Andrew Wakefield was discredited for his fraudulent research that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine caused autism, rational thinking can now prevail and we can all get back to ... oh wait.
3) Remove all that developer stuff that 99.99% of users don't use or care about and put it in an addon.
4) Remove all that chat and conferencing stuff that 99% of users don't care about and put that also in an addon.
And the new baked-in "Apps" stuff that 99% of all users won't use and the associated "Tools->Apps" menu item - which could only figure out how to hide using the userChrome.css snippet below - sigh:
menuitem[label="Apps"] {
display: none !important;
}
[ Please let me know if there's a better way... ]
For instance, the music Scope will pull songs from Grooveshark alongside music stored locally on your device, without strong differentiation between the two.
Right. The Unity/Amazon Shopping Lens - 'cause searching for something on my device isn't any different than searching for stuff on the web - or a vendor.
Even worse... what happens when those undocumented neutrons get together and create anchor hadrons.
We can smash the large hadrons, it's the small and medium ones I'm worried about...
We need to build a fence to keep these undocumented neutrons out of our Universe and from taking jobs from our neutrons. # IAmNotAScientist
So the vendor can/will push an update OTA to *my* vehicle w/o my specific consent?
Also... Imagine (a) needing to use your vehicle - for an emergency, perhaps, in the middle of the night only to be met the dashboard message: "Update in progress; Please wait ..." or (b) waking up to a bricked vehicle from a bad update.
No matter how vile and criminal the content it still has the right to be seen.
If by "it" you mean the video, then I'll remind you that "things" don't have rights.
This is what Fox News' viewers want to see: the barbarity of Muslims.
While this may be the case, there also seems to be that pesky fact they seem to have put someone in a cage, lit them on fire, and burned them to death.
True on both counts, but Fox "News" aired/posted a snuff film - (isn't that illegal?). In their defense, though, it's was probably more to make Obama look bad - for not bombing them further back into the Stone Age - than making Muslims or, more specifically, ISIS look bad.
... but they are not literally working for them unless they are getting a paycheck.
One can work for another w/o getting a paycheck - you know: volunteer, intern ...