I find it highly fishy that this comment was the first comment, published at the same minute as the news itself (can we have the seconds?), and yet was already +5.
should: "Used to express probability or expectation" So I don't really see the issue with the should/unless.
I'm not a native English speaker. My sentence might not be the best way to express what I meant. But what I am sure of is that you are behaving like a dickhead.
Now that's just plain dishonesty. It's not because it's not useful most of the time that it is useless or not to be used. Some filesystems are not atomic or can be mounted with non-atomic options. Data corruption occurs. It's simply useful to test if the filesystem is all right. At least for developers.
Doesn't change the fact that you can't rely on fsck to *recover* data.
I hope they can improve it soon with feature-presence checking or something similar.
They do it already, and automatically bump the version numbers (sure, it could be done better).
I've never had issues with incompatible extensions and the rapid releases, with 30+ extensions. I guess the complaints are coming from people who don't actually use Firefox.
At least in France, it's not the case, even if credits cards and other financial enslavement tools are not widespread there.
The sad thing is that people are actually convinced they save money! They don't (at best it's a loan with 0% interest) and they get a two-year locked contract, a simlocked phone, etc.
Uh? It means Apple's "Super"Drives can't work on stantard USB 2.0 ports, they could use USB 3.0 and advertise it as a USB 3.0 device, it would be much more clear for the consumer.
But I guess Apple wants its "Super"Drive to work only with Macs.
This is a very good question, still unresolved. Funny how people state LightPeak will replace everything, yet we don't even know what it is supposed to be.
Either one sucks, and if you think riding a bike in either is just as comfortable as a car, you're an idiot.
And who the fuck wants to bike in the rain when they have to be to work?
That was my point, somehow they missed the "fucking" in "fucking rain".
Anyway, not everyone is young and healthy. I'm asthmatic, the last time I took a bike for an average ride was a disaster. Iget sweaty with effort quite easily, too.
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I find it highly fishy that this comment was the first comment, published at the same minute as the news itself (can we have the seconds?), and yet was already +5.
should: "Used to express probability or expectation"
So I don't really see the issue with the should/unless.
I'm not a native English speaker. My sentence might not be the best way to express what I meant. But what I am sure of is that you are behaving like a dickhead.
Don't you understand the word "unless"?
Now that's just plain dishonesty.
It's not because it's not useful most of the time that it is useless or not to be used.
Some filesystems are not atomic or can be mounted with non-atomic options.
Data corruption occurs.
It's simply useful to test if the filesystem is all right. At least for developers.
Doesn't change the fact that you can't rely on fsck to *recover* data.
Except they were using RAID60.
Most popular Linux filesystems are atomic and should not need fsck, unless something really bad happens.
Uh, what? At least Firebug & Resurrect Pages work... I'm using them every day. I never had to do anything special, they auto-update.
They do it already, and automatically bump the version numbers (sure, it could be done better). I've never had issues with incompatible extensions and the rapid releases, with 30+ extensions. I guess the complaints are coming from people who don't actually use Firefox.
But I want to browse Facebook on my iPad!
One of FLAC's goals is decoding speed (and even the encoding is very fast). So they're alright with sacrificing a bit of compression efficiency.
All AMD CPUs allow ECC for instance, so if you require ECC memory it's much cheaper to go with AMD.
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Why did we ever trust these guys?
At least in France, it's not the case, even if credits cards and other financial enslavement tools are not widespread there. The sad thing is that people are actually convinced they save money! They don't (at best it's a loan with 0% interest) and they get a two-year locked contract, a simlocked phone, etc.
And are you really sure that PCs will be the Computer of choice for anyone besides office workers and Slashdot readers?
No one cares about tablets, except hipsters and journalists.
They have one: clueless investors.
Uh? It means Apple's "Super"Drives can't work on stantard USB 2.0 ports, they could use USB 3.0 and advertise it as a USB 3.0 device, it would be much more clear for the consumer. But I guess Apple wants its "Super"Drive to work only with Macs.
USB 3.0 raises the 500mA limit to 900mA. Why create a nonstandard extension when there is a standard one?
It also costs twice as much as a regular USB DVD drive, but, it's a SuperDrive!!
This is a very good question, still unresolved. Funny how people state LightPeak will replace everything, yet we don't even know what it is supposed to be.
...hipsters don't have jobs.
The TypeMatrix is great, sadly it's not mechanical.
I prefer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVmmYMwFj1I
That was my point, somehow they missed the "fucking" in "fucking rain". Anyway, not everyone is young and healthy. I'm asthmatic, the last time I took a bike for an average ride was a disaster. Iget sweaty with effort quite easily, too.
So... how do I move heavy stuff? How do I travel when it's raining? When it's fucking cold? When it's fucking hot? When it's more than a few kms?
I don't own a car and I use public transportation, yet I can see a lot of uses for one. A bike is not, and never will be, a replacement for a car.
For databases, I would chose RAID10 over RAID5/6: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Standard_RAID_levels#RAID_5_performance