Seriously? Hand-editing wpa_supp files because you didn't even glance at the package manager? That's not laziness, that's stupidity and ignorance.
OS X's padded cell walls are a perfect fit for you, since you seem hell-bent on ignoring the solutions everyone else on a given OS uses and heading straight for the most retarded action possible. Either that or you're incredibly gullible and believe every piece of FUD you read.
It is frustrating that currently, every major Linux-based project seems to be working hard to dumb itself down and remove more features and configurability with every new version, in the name of "being easy for Grandma". Then Grandma carries on using Windows, and the developers say "oh dear, it must still be too complicated", and the cycle continues.
I'm all for that cycle of dumbing down into extinction, as long as it's quarantined to the one distribution. The others will come out stronger from the experience.
Have you been to a store lately? I see them all the time now. I bought a D-Link wifi USB stick over a year ago because it had exactly what you describe on the box.
IE is only the number one Windows desktop browser, and only when you add the figures from places like South Korea where the entire banking infrastructure is an ActiveX clusterfuck. It's already becoming a minority in several countries.
On top of that, content negotiation and the <object> tag have been around far longer than the version of IE everyone's using. Stop using it as an excuse to be a shitty sysadmin.
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The malware-on-audio-CDs debacle was enough for me. I had no intention of ever buying a PS3 knowing the sort of people behind it.
Seriously? Hand-editing wpa_supp files because you didn't even glance at the package manager? That's not laziness, that's stupidity and ignorance.
OS X's padded cell walls are a perfect fit for you, since you seem hell-bent on ignoring the solutions everyone else on a given OS uses and heading straight for the most retarded action possible. Either that or you're incredibly gullible and believe every piece of FUD you read.
It is frustrating that currently, every major Linux-based project seems to be working hard to dumb itself down and remove more features and configurability with every new version, in the name of "being easy for Grandma". Then Grandma carries on using Windows, and the developers say "oh dear, it must still be too complicated", and the cycle continues.
I'm all for that cycle of dumbing down into extinction, as long as it's quarantined to the one distribution. The others will come out stronger from the experience.
Have you been to a store lately? I see them all the time now. I bought a D-Link wifi USB stick over a year ago because it had exactly what you describe on the box.
Is that the DRM I can turn on and off at will in Okular using a checkbox in the options window?
How did you get here, Youtube commenter?
I guess Windows isn't ready for the desktop.
Don't worry, your software will never become a standard.
...just so the teacher has an excuse to get one for themselves on someone else's dime.
Seriously. The 1990s ended over a decade ago, yet we're still stuck with 7-bit ASCII on /.
Yeah, once they've got rid of everyone on the current 30 day thing they can restart as if nothing happened!
I was using a GPU to encode video (to S-Video format) using a GPU long before that.
Will that one be able to open a folder of ~50-60 average JPEGs without choking on swap on a 2GB RAM machine?
Wow, $25 for a program that does nothing more than running nano in a fullscreen terminal? It's amazing what suckers will pay for these days.
Oddly, my knowledge of technical stuff is almost entirely programming and I could understand that just fine.
And yeah, fuck the loudness war.
I would've thought typing "morons" into Youtube's search will simply return a list of every comment thread on the site.
The Sega Activator?
It did everything Kinect does, worked about as reliably, was 20 years earlier and didn't cost $200.
I don't think he's interested in being hired for his social skills.
Fighting terrorism with terrorism only seems fair.
So really, what is the freaking point?
You apparently missed the first three letters of the format's name.
No, you do not need 16bpc, 20000px^2 images on a goddamn web page.
When I setup a media management system the number of different formats I need to accommodate already makes my head hurt.
GIF, JPEG, PNG. MPEG4, Theora, WebM.
Yeah, that sounds really complicated.
IE is still the number one browser in the world.
IE is only the number one Windows desktop browser, and only when you add the figures from places like South Korea where the entire banking infrastructure is an ActiveX clusterfuck. It's already becoming a minority in several countries.
On top of that, content negotiation and the <object> tag have been around far longer than the version of IE everyone's using. Stop using it as an excuse to be a shitty sysadmin.
FWIW my mobo (an AM2+) supports the AM3 X6 chips, which didn't exist when I bought it. An X8 would probably work in it too.
False dichotomy. You're telling people they should be spineless insubordinates in preference to being rude and direct.
Or computer systems certified for safety-critical installations, instead of Windows which flat out says not to use it for that in the EULA?