NetBSD isn't really a server distro. It's the most general-purpose of the three main BSD's. The point in NetBSD is portability. Portability squeezes warts and bugs out of software that is coded too close to a particular architecture. When you download the source code for NetBSD, you're downloading the source for every architecture it runs on. With Linux it's typical that every 'distribution' is more or less tweaked to a particular architecture.
And anyway, my comment about NetBSD being similar to Slackware more pertained to the Init system and configuration than to the desktop experience.
New Billionares would just bubble up. You know, like the surface buildup of toxic lead oxides on the solder pot, or the film that forms on the surface of brackish bodies of water.
You're not alone in being tempted. The temptation to pack all the Libertarians into a tin can and ship them to Mars appeals to a lot of us. It would, of course, need to be a setup where there was only a very slow communications link back, so we wouldn't see you all posting on the Internet any longer. You'd wish you could be doing a LOT of that once you were stuck up there.
The hero worship of Musk these days is kind of creepy.
He's spending his dot.bomb fortune that he got by foisting PayPal off on us in some interesting ways. Also spending billions of all of our tax dollars.
I, nor anybody else who doesn't slaver all over Musk are not the sniveling jerks. Slaver away, though, if it pleases you.
Also, Musk isn't a breath of fresh air. Last time I was near a perfume counter, I thought it sorta stunk.
True. Always make it impossible for a Data Recovery business to recover the pictures of your Aunt, your wedding, and your kids at their birthday parties. Your descendants will thank you if the day ever comes that they want to recover any of that when the drive fails. Though if you're really really frentic about encryption, you probably haven't released any of your secret DNA code for it to matter.
An actor who I 'recognize' is an actor who has failed at their job. The job of an actor is to take on a role, and part of that process is immersing themselves in the role. If I see a 'star' actor and not the character being portrayed, the aesthetic distance has been broken and the actor has failed.
It probably blocks non-subscription cell phone. I use Virgin Mobile and I was unable to register my cellphone number as an 'activation number' with Blizzard. You have to place your balls in a Mobile Provider's vice and promise to keep them there for a 1-2 year contract.
The guys with the ATV vehicles go out and try to find places where they can 'mud.' They don't need to travel there, they go for the adventure of the trip.
Back when my main machine sported a Pentium 75 processor, I was ready for an upgrade. A guy at work (the QA manager, actually) jumped at the chance to buy my old Pentium 75 CPU. It wasn't because he needed the processing power for anything in particular, he just said it was 'a good processor to overclock.' It was a good deal for me because it paid for part of the Pentium-MMX 133 processor I put in it's place.
I guess I could mount some 25 Watt 1% resistors on an aluminum plate and dissipate 40 Watts of power out of them. Whoo. Whee!
Surely there must be some kind of enhanced scientific value to be realized in dosing the whale carcasses in some toxic chemical or radioactive tracer after they have been killed. For science, you know...
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I've downloaded Mac.... stuff. I've not put in the time yet to get it to run on Virtual Box.
NetBSD isn't really a server distro. It's the most general-purpose of the three main BSD's. The point in NetBSD is portability. Portability squeezes warts and bugs out of software that is coded too close to a particular architecture. When you download the source code for NetBSD, you're downloading the source for every architecture it runs on. With Linux it's typical that every 'distribution' is more or less tweaked to a particular architecture.
And anyway, my comment about NetBSD being similar to Slackware more pertained to the Init system and configuration than to the desktop experience.
If you want a Windows-like system, you use Linux.
If you want a UNIX-like system, you use BSD.
I don't have a Data Mine to keep.
Isn't this more of an issue for entities like Google? They're the ones whose Data Mine is jeopardized by the kinds of rules adopted in the EU.
Only big companies and organizations have Data Mines.
The natural migration from Slackware is to a BSD. I migrated from Slackware to NetBSD in 1999.
I'm shocked that there are actually 13 million Mac users. How are they supposed to feel elite and stuff if there are that many of them.
Apple: you need to raise the prices some more.
New Billionares would just bubble up. You know, like the surface buildup of toxic lead oxides on the solder pot, or the film that forms on the surface of brackish bodies of water.
You're not alone in being tempted. The temptation to pack all the Libertarians into a tin can and ship them to Mars appeals to a lot of us. It would, of course, need to be a setup where there was only a very slow communications link back, so we wouldn't see you all posting on the Internet any longer. You'd wish you could be doing a LOT of that once you were stuck up there.
The hero worship of Musk these days is kind of creepy.
He's spending his dot.bomb fortune that he got by foisting PayPal off on us in some interesting ways. Also spending billions of all of our tax dollars.
I, nor anybody else who doesn't slaver all over Musk are not the sniveling jerks. Slaver away, though, if it pleases you.
Also, Musk isn't a breath of fresh air. Last time I was near a perfume counter, I thought it sorta stunk.
You forgot about PayPal. He's still canceling out that and slowly becoming less evil.
On the radio this afternoon somebody asked if 'Elon Musk' was a brand of perfume.
Just the Phone Sanitizers and IT Professionals.
Are you kidding? They'd better be able to shit Krugerrands.
True. Always make it impossible for a Data Recovery business to recover the pictures of your Aunt, your wedding, and your kids at their birthday parties. Your descendants will thank you if the day ever comes that they want to recover any of that when the drive fails. Though if you're really really frentic about encryption, you probably haven't released any of your secret DNA code for it to matter.
But why is it a Federal law? People don't generally fly hobby-level drones over state lines.
Practice your angst-parody. It's kind of sloppy.
The one making the loudest squawking noises seems to be you, dude. Did a drone steal your girlfriend or something?
Is good guy an accurate enough drone pilot to use the 'revolver on a drone' to stop bad guy, or will he need to use a flame thrower on his drone?
Nobody anywhere has expertise in smartwatch making*. Why not let experts in robust watch enclosure design take part in the technology?
(*sellers of sugar water to kids are taking a stab at it)
Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu are owned and controlled by The Man.
Though Bezos does seem more like an OTO initiate than a mainstream fucker.
An actor who I 'recognize' is an actor who has failed at their job. The job of an actor is to take on a role, and part of that process is immersing themselves in the role. If I see a 'star' actor and not the character being portrayed, the aesthetic distance has been broken and the actor has failed.
In the Soviet Union typewriters were restricted and registered.
Real retro is wet glass slides.
It probably blocks non-subscription cell phone. I use Virgin Mobile and I was unable to register my cellphone number as an 'activation number' with Blizzard. You have to place your balls in a Mobile Provider's vice and promise to keep them there for a 1-2 year contract.
Slashdot doesn't even support unicode.
It doesn't need to, though, really.
The guys with the ATV vehicles go out and try to find places where they can 'mud.' They don't need to travel there, they go for the adventure of the trip.
Back when my main machine sported a Pentium 75 processor, I was ready for an upgrade. A guy at work (the QA manager, actually) jumped at the chance to buy my old Pentium 75 CPU. It wasn't because he needed the processing power for anything in particular, he just said it was 'a good processor to overclock.' It was a good deal for me because it paid for part of the Pentium-MMX 133 processor I put in it's place.
I guess I could mount some 25 Watt 1% resistors on an aluminum plate and dissipate 40 Watts of power out of them. Whoo. Whee!
Surely there must be some kind of enhanced scientific value to be realized in dosing the whale carcasses in some toxic chemical or radioactive tracer after they have been killed. For science, you know...
It gets all gunky when you're shoving your fist in the Crisco can and in other places, I take it.
Yes, abhorrent and unfashionable.