pcbsd is looking to be to OSX what reactOS is to windows. and we all know how many users reactOS has. also pcbsd needs a new more hipster name otherwise no it will definitely never catch on
Even OSX's name is just three random letters and it is doing just fine. PC-BSD has a cool name. The "PC" in the front signifies that it is something for the PCs.
Why bother making a Linux desktop, when you ALREADY have a top-notch Unix desktop environment, with origins in BSD Unix (via NextStep), a proper Unix-shell, and every other command-line tool, with the ability to run real commercial software from Adobe and Autodesk.
So that we could download it for free. If you got most people to mumble out the truth, that would be it.
The problem was that Nokia was prone to crashing for other reasons, even with the Wi-Fi turned off, it had very buggy software and I eventually tired of it shutting down for no reason.
That highlights perfectly one of the core reasons why Nokia ultimately failed in the cell phone business (and that started long before the Microsoft merger). The competitors could offer a phone that had a sleek, stable and responsive user interface, unlike Nokia which clinged forever to the crusty Symbian, the "Windows 95" of mobile phone operating systems.
There's already an assload of third-rate programmers that no hiring manager will touch with a ten foot pole. Nobody wants more of them, including the wealthy.
If we had more coders, there surely would be more crappy programmers, but there would also be a bigger amount of good coders.
The open development process would be impossible if the code was not released early on. This is not just some Red Hat's or Samsung's internal project which is shipped only after it is fully polished inside the house.
Of course, if it in the coming months or years never attains the state where you can expect it to compile properly or to have complete documentation, then some whining would be understandable. So you have a point.
You "take" only in the sense that you take a photograph, and you "should be paying" in the same way any group of thugs says "I'll hit you if you don't pay me for doing this".
What if your girlfriend made a 3D printed dildo replica of your penis, and every time she used it, she would say "no one loses anything if I just make a copy".
The general mechanics are easy to explain: the server gives a public key, the client encrypts the message with this given key, and then the resulting message can be decrypted only by using the private key which is kept secret by the server.
I think the guy hiring would already be much happier with that answer, rather than the candidate mumbling something about Excel and PDF documents.
Netatmo states that this is some forgotten debug code that was left in the device.
It is actually a full memory dump which just happens to contain the WPA password. It seems to have been a legit debug feature, although it of course is a bit stupid that they have left it there. The quality assurance is still a bit crusty with these IoT devices.
Actually the vulnerability has been nicknamed "JASBUG". JAS Global Advisors founder Jeff Schmidt cooperated with Microsoft to fix the bug behind the scenes during 2014, while he was working an engagement with ICANN.
I have a cool mini-idea. Snitch a scroll wheel from a mouse and put it in the keyboard. Then make the wheel up/down clicks send volume up/down keycodes. The wheel press can be a mute command.
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pcbsd is looking to be to OSX what reactOS is to windows. and we all know how many users reactOS has. also pcbsd needs a new more hipster name otherwise no it will definitely never catch on
Even OSX's name is just three random letters and it is doing just fine. PC-BSD has a cool name. The "PC" in the front signifies that it is something for the PCs.
Which instructions did you use to get the desktop going?
I'm using Linux, on a desktop, right now, and I can use it just fine. There is nothing that's really missing.
The QA is missing. I don't use Linux because it is more buggy than Windows. Pretty simple really.
Why bother making a Linux desktop, when you ALREADY have a top-notch Unix desktop environment, with origins in BSD Unix (via NextStep), a proper Unix-shell, and every other command-line tool, with the ability to run real commercial software from Adobe and Autodesk.
So that we could download it for free. If you got most people to mumble out the truth, that would be it.
The problem was that Nokia was prone to crashing for other reasons, even with the Wi-Fi turned off, it had very buggy software and I eventually tired of it shutting down for no reason.
That highlights perfectly one of the core reasons why Nokia ultimately failed in the cell phone business (and that started long before the Microsoft merger). The competitors could offer a phone that had a sleek, stable and responsive user interface, unlike Nokia which clinged forever to the crusty Symbian, the "Windows 95" of mobile phone operating systems.
There's already an assload of third-rate programmers that no hiring manager will touch with a ten foot pole. Nobody wants more of them, including the wealthy.
If we had more coders, there surely would be more crappy programmers, but there would also be a bigger amount of good coders.
Compositor is the "image mixer" which draws the final framebuffer by composing together the application framebuffers.
There is an RDP backend in Wayland already, but there seems to be some confusion about how to use it.
The open development process would be impossible if the code was not released early on. This is not just some Red Hat's or Samsung's internal project which is shipped only after it is fully polished inside the house.
Of course, if it in the coming months or years never attains the state where you can expect it to compile properly or to have complete documentation, then some whining would be understandable. So you have a point.
Correct, but just to make things clear, there is an RDP backend in Wayland. There is a Slashdot announcement from 2013.
However it's been a bit of a mystery to people if that code actually is in usable state and how it is operated.
The cigarette lighter socket will be replaced with Apple's own Firebolt socket.
You "take" only in the sense that you take a photograph, and you "should be paying" in the same way any group of thugs says "I'll hit you if you don't pay me for doing this".
What if your girlfriend made a 3D printed dildo replica of your penis, and every time she used it, she would say "no one loses anything if I just make a copy".
The general mechanics are easy to explain: the server gives a public key, the client encrypts the message with this given key, and then the resulting message can be decrypted only by using the private key which is kept secret by the server.
I think the guy hiring would already be much happier with that answer, rather than the candidate mumbling something about Excel and PDF documents.
Korea uses dates, addresses, names and other things written in order from big to small. They seem to have quite nice and consistent system.
A simple yy.ww (year and week) would suffice.
It is artificial to bump the major version every time when the minor version merely begins to "feel too large".
The development of Linux is mostly incremental. A date code or just a single rolling number might suit the project better.
Netatmo states that this is some forgotten debug code that was left in the device.
It is actually a full memory dump which just happens to contain the WPA password. It seems to have been a legit debug feature, although it of course is a bit stupid that they have left it there. The quality assurance is still a bit crusty with these IoT devices.
Actually the vulnerability has been nicknamed "JASBUG". JAS Global Advisors founder Jeff Schmidt cooperated with Microsoft to fix the bug behind the scenes during 2014, while he was working an engagement with ICANN.
What if the binaries were sold, but source code was free?
Ya think?
How about typing this in PowerShell: get-eventlog -logname system -newest 10
Describes Vim and Emacs users pretty well too.
I have a cool mini-idea. Snitch a scroll wheel from a mouse and put it in the keyboard. Then make the wheel up/down clicks send volume up/down keycodes. The wheel press can be a mute command.
Exercise is the area where a lot of people can attain significant, proven health benefits.
You're correct. I should submit a bug report or patch.
Control Panel -> System and Security -> View event logs
That thing is actually nice to use and gives very descriptive and precise log messages of what happens under hood.
Please don't confuse the discussion with facts.