The Five Star Movementâ(TM)s leaders, who now run Italy, actually cracked jokes about warnings that this bridge might collapse at regular intervals since the first warnings in 2012 or 2013.
I mostly like Slackware and have used it for many years. But 2 things eventually drove me away:
Lack of binary packages for the add-ons at SlackBuilds.org. Building everything from source really makes no sense! Why not offer pre-built packages, at least for the popular architectures?
Lack of any deadline whatsoever. When is the next version out? When it's ready! When will this version reach end of life? Who knows!
Point 2 especially makes Slackware hard to take seriously (all the more in corporate environments). The name doesn't help either!
Hello, dickhead! Iproute2's age has got nothing to do with breaking existing convention with new tools, so work on your substandard reading comprehension and go fuck yourself.
I'm growing increasingly annoyed with Linux' userland instability. Seriously considering a switch to NetBSD because I'm SICK of having to learn new ways of doing old things.
For those who are advocating the new tools as additions rather than replacements: Remember that this will lead to some scripts expecting the new tools and some other scripts expecting the old tools. You'll need to keep both flavors installed to do ONE thing. I don't know about you, but I HATE to waste disk space on redundant crap.
The problem with security is that it's used as a pretext for surveillance and spying. We get backdoored CPUs so our data and devices are no longer under our control. All in the name of security.
Can you imagine the world wide withdrawal epidemic;)
Sure I can, just by reading the Slashdot crowd's knee-jerk denialist reactions, every time studies like this one get published. Nice to see all the human guinea pigs always ready to stand up for their owners (i.e. the tech giants they pay for the privilege of being their lab rats).
I think Fatboy Slim still has an atari ST for stuff. Sure he could use an emulator
I wish he could. Unfortunately, he can't.
There's no Atari ST emulator that will support MIDI ports on the host, and no way to emulate those secretive dongle cartridges that music software from way back used as copy protection.
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Have you got a source for this?
That bit really made my day.
And that kept dumb people out.
Did you mean interpreted?
I mostly like Slackware and have used it for many years. But 2 things eventually drove me away:
Point 2 especially makes Slackware hard to take seriously (all the more in corporate environments). The name doesn't help either!
Do they come with the original American backdoors, or do they have their own Chinese version?
It shouldn't be that way on Slashdot. And, yes, it should have been mentioned in the summary, but doing so would require real editors.
Take the domain and run
Back when the Internet was mostly for nerds, the solution to this problem was a finger query away.
Hello, dickhead! Iproute2's age has got nothing to do with breaking existing convention with new tools, so work on your substandard reading comprehension and go fuck yourself.
I'm growing increasingly annoyed with Linux' userland instability. Seriously considering a switch to NetBSD because I'm SICK of having to learn new ways of doing old things.
For those who are advocating the new tools as additions rather than replacements: Remember that this will lead to some scripts expecting the new tools and some other scripts expecting the old tools. You'll need to keep both flavors installed to do ONE thing. I don't know about you, but I HATE to waste disk space on redundant crap.
Their device management system requires Ubuntu 16.04+, Debian 9+ or CoreOS... WTF is that??
And that key word makes me think that this might have something to do with passphrase caching.
The problem with security is that it's used as a pretext for surveillance and spying. We get backdoored CPUs so our data and devices are no longer under our control. All in the name of security.
I'll choose freedom over security any day.
Perfect, thank you! You did what the Slashdot editors should have done.
Thank you, but imgur.com doesn't work either. I could use a link to the GIF file itself.
Stay out of jail: Use free software!
Anyone got a direct link to the GIF?
Stupid Twitter is unusable with w3m.
So you're basically arguing that Internet users who don't always use private browsing mode are consenting to being tracked?
What's that supposed to mean? Just as well, the things the organized crime knows ANYONE could know if they did what the organized crime does.
Sure I can, just by reading the Slashdot crowd's knee-jerk denialist reactions, every time studies like this one get published. Nice to see all the human guinea pigs always ready to stand up for their owners (i.e. the tech giants they pay for the privilege of being their lab rats).
No, it shouldn't. The From: address is almost always taken at random from the same database where the To: address came from!
That would certainly explain my Commodore 16's amazingly short lifespan.
Not for uploads. You'll need a server-side script for those.
I wish he could. Unfortunately, he can't.
There's no Atari ST emulator that will support MIDI ports on the host, and no way to emulate those secretive dongle cartridges that music software from way back used as copy protection.