... that Microsoft should spend more money in bug fixing and for faster update release.
None can be perfect, software can always contain bugs. But being dull and dumb with bugs and security holes is deliberate stupidity.
Maybe formatting USB memories before usage would be a good move.
And using OS that won't run anything from the newly attached memry as a default would also help.
I think that the answe could be: too many projects all around the Linux kernel.
This can leads to a fragmentation in the resource (both human and economic) allocation to projects.
This in turn can lead to slow advance in technologies, loose of focus in development.
Three to five desktops, none working perfectly. More than one hundred distributions, three to five browsers, three office suites... they all do the same things with minor changes in the meat and a lot of graphics work to differentiate.
The ability to choose is important. But hings should work a little bit better before multiplying choices. IMHO.
And in the case the aviunics is failing, then the airplane will be invisible to everyone but radars!
The best way would be a (distributed) radar system + GPS.
You need both system failing in order to get an airplane lost.
OK, I'll chew the pizza while you serch the text!
There are things that get much funnier in person than on a keyboard.
Just unleash your imagination!:-)
User groups are made by users, that is people.
And people still need to meet each other for brinstorming, experience exchanges and, of course, a good cup of your favourite beverage!
Try doing this on a mailing list!
is that creationism people with one hand drains science (and thus technology) down the wc, while with the other one uses the cell, browse the internet, watches the TV and drives the car. Possibly all at the same time.
Some choice is better than no choices at all.
A lot of choices can be less useful than fewer choices.
Too many choices could be useless.
I'd prefer something like the BSD world where there are a few mainstream distributions and some destop oriented derivatives.
The real advantage coming from fewer distributions is that there would be a low fragmentation in resource assignment, bot human and economic. I fear that Linus never thought about such a pletora when he gave freedom to the community. Maybe.
The weight has been defined upon a lump of platinum since 19th century.
Atomic weight is... weight so it depends upon that lump.
They will count the number of atoms in the sphere and will multiply it by the atomic weight of silicon.
The weight of the silicon ball will be correct if and only if is will weight the same as the platinum lump,
not just because the number of atoms has been precisely defined.
I would prefer to stay with the platinum lump: less hassle!
If there's anything that you want (to ear),
if there's anything I can do (with music):
just call your ISP
and it'll send it along
with love from me to you!
(And your money from you to me)
I'd like to thank Russel a lot for his efforts: a lot of people like me was missing the Doctor. But I'd also like to tell BBC that there could be other producers able to continue the job. After all you can slash resources from some other (maybe more stupid) program.
In any case, may God save the Great Britain and the Little one.
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... that Microsoft should spend more money in bug fixing and for faster update release.
None can be perfect, software can always contain bugs. But being dull and dumb with bugs and security holes is deliberate stupidity.
No. I mean "non MS Windows". You choose.
Maybe formatting USB memories before usage would be a good move.
And using OS that won't run anything from the newly attached memry as a default would also help.
If 50 billions flies eat sh*t, it means that's worth tasting! -50: sub-troll
And what happens if I put a photo or an hologram in front of that camera?
I think that the answe could be: too many projects all around the Linux kernel . ... they all do the same things with minor changes in the meat and a lot of graphics work to differentiate.
This can leads to a fragmentation in the resource (both human and economic) allocation to projects.
This in turn can lead to slow advance in technologies, loose of focus in development.
Three to five desktops, none working perfectly.
More than one hundred distributions, three to five browsers, three office suites
The ability to choose is important. But hings should work a little bit better before multiplying choices. IMHO.
So either the "interference issues" have been solved, or it has been an hoax since the beginning.
And in the case the aviunics is failing, then the airplane will be invisible to everyone but radars!
The best way would be a (distributed) radar system + GPS.
You need both system failing in order to get an airplane lost.
OK, I'll chew the pizza while you serch the text! There are things that get much funnier in person than on a keyboard. :-)
Just unleash your imagination!
A two- or three-way foldable keyboard, either wired or wireless, would do the magics without the need to reinvent the wheel ... ehm ... the keyboard!
User groups are made by users, that is people.
And people still need to meet each other for brinstorming, experience exchanges and, of course, a good cup of your favourite beverage!
Try doing this on a mailing list!
Maybe a much better solution. But you need to install Linux or *BSD first.
is that creationism people with one hand drains science (and thus technology) down the wc, while with the other one uses the cell, browse the internet, watches the TV and drives the car.
Possibly all at the same time.
is flattening American brains!
That'd be why!
Some choice is better than no choices at all.
A lot of choices can be less useful than fewer choices.
Too many choices could be useless.
I'd prefer something like the BSD world where there are a few mainstream distributions and some destop oriented derivatives.
The real advantage coming from fewer distributions is that there would be a low fragmentation in resource assignment, bot human and economic.
I fear that Linus never thought about such a pletora when he gave freedom to the community.
Maybe.
Is this just for fun or what?
I fear that steam technology is now a tittle bit out of the industry focus.
are located in Europe even if most of Russia is within the geographic boundaries of Asia.
The definition of Russian sounds weird to me.
The weight has been defined upon a lump of platinum since 19th century. ... weight so it depends upon that lump.
Atomic weight is
They will count the number of atoms in the sphere and will multiply it by the atomic weight of silicon.
The weight of the silicon ball will be correct if and only if is will weight the same as the platinum lump, not just because the number of atoms has been precisely defined.
I would prefer to stay with the platinum lump: less hassle!
As the silicon has a cace-centered cubic crystal structure, a sphere could not be the perfect shape.
A set of screw drivers shoud be fine do "manage" both Macs and PCs!
If there's anything that you want (to ear),
if there's anything I can do (with music):
just call your ISP
and it'll send it along
with love from me to you!
(And your money from you to me)
I suspect that also IPv4 is having problems.
This sounds crazy!
What'd be the difference between watching you entering that adult-only shop via web cam or being there personally?
I'd like to thank Russel a lot for his efforts: a lot of people like me was missing the Doctor.
But I'd also like to tell BBC that there could be other producers able to continue the job.
After all you can slash resources from some other (maybe more stupid) program.
In any case, may God save the Great Britain and the Little one.