People play games, not hardware specification. Atari, NES, SNES, PS, PS2, Wii, all the weakest hardware specification, but great games. Just hardcore nerds cares about hardware specification.
I'm tired to go to nice performances, including circus, movies, etc (i.e., most stuff that is funny in a dark room), and then people insists in get their big phones and tablets and turn on the bright screen in your face and ruin your experience, blocking your vision and spotting light in your eyes.
If people really used to just attend urgency calls, devices like this will be not required. For sure, probably doctors will be allowed to keep their devices. In case of fire, there are employees in the place able to make a call. Like in the old days.
I was a KDE 2 and 3 user. Then, when the 4 craziness started, I waited until 4.5, something like that. But the "everything is a widget" idea is really weird. With the plus of several bugs, kdm bugs, app launcher bugs, systray bugs, sound mixer eating memory, and, at every minor upgrade, I had to clean up my configurations to get the new version working. If not enough, they announced KDE 5, and all started again.
I never liked Gnome shell. Not to mention all the removing-features-coolaid since 3.
So, I started to use Unity, from Canonical. Smart defaults: launcher at left; when you click in a launcher icon last used window is selected (click again to see all app instances); HUD; the simple notifications; very stable and polished; getting faster every new iteration without major drawbacks (16.04 is really awesome).
Now I can understand why Canonical sometimes follow their own way. They really provide polished and professional UX. Sometimes I disagree with some decisions (I really wish they keep working with Wayland), but in general, I really enjoy their products.
Hyunday already changed the internal design of its cars to be "restrained", like the German makers. Now they're changing the external layout. The next natural step is to change the names to be alphanumeric, like Mercedes/BMW/Audi.
The problem is: there are no Apple frustrated customers. They're already saying it's no problem the lack of headphone, because if you want to record the audio, you can record from the ear plug (while we know that bluetooth quality is poor due double compression).
God, every news about Wayland is worst then systemd news. Sounds like all Slashdot readers are using remote desktop over X and this will be the reality for all the users in the world in the desktop/mobile.
Yes. Embraer was founded by the gov, but it got privatization. it's a S.A. company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
The Olympics are fully 100% gov with IOC helping to not blow the deadlines.
Same here. Team started with Hangouts, but it had 2 major issues: eventually it goes crazy and someone in the team cannot join it; the UI to start a Hangout and send the link to someone join it's really a pain.
Yeap, without the bullshit, but using all the weird new Google UX. I.e., you'll face a hard time trying to start a new hangout, to invite someone, even to go offline.
... where the bus drivers usually start while you just climbed the bus, always go over the speed limit, and they already keep the door always opened (in order to be able to start while you are in the first rung).
And still, less accidents with them, because other drivers know they're crazy and take care to never drive around them.
But laws in Brazil allow court to give an order to have access to this data in this specific case (specific person, specific phone number, evidence exists). On US, not.
... like almost all startup workers using OSX, they don't believe in the power of open source tools. Aside the fact they use HTML/CSS/JS/jQuery/Boostratp, Rails, Jekyll, MySQL-or-Postgres-or-any-FOSS-NoSQL and probably Linux in the server.
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People play games, not hardware specification. Atari, NES, SNES, PS, PS2, Wii, all the weakest hardware specification, but great games. Just hardcore nerds cares about hardware specification.
I'm tired to go to nice performances, including circus, movies, etc (i.e., most stuff that is funny in a dark room), and then people insists in get their big phones and tablets and turn on the bright screen in your face and ruin your experience, blocking your vision and spotting light in your eyes.
If people really used to just attend urgency calls, devices like this will be not required. For sure, probably doctors will be allowed to keep their devices. In case of fire, there are employees in the place able to make a call. Like in the old days.
I was a KDE 2 and 3 user. Then, when the 4 craziness started, I waited until 4.5, something like that. But the "everything is a widget" idea is really weird. With the plus of several bugs, kdm bugs, app launcher bugs, systray bugs, sound mixer eating memory, and, at every minor upgrade, I had to clean up my configurations to get the new version working. If not enough, they announced KDE 5, and all started again.
I never liked Gnome shell. Not to mention all the removing-features-coolaid since 3.
So, I started to use Unity, from Canonical. Smart defaults: launcher at left; when you click in a launcher icon last used window is selected (click again to see all app instances); HUD; the simple notifications; very stable and polished; getting faster every new iteration without major drawbacks (16.04 is really awesome).
Now I can understand why Canonical sometimes follow their own way. They really provide polished and professional UX. Sometimes I disagree with some decisions (I really wish they keep working with Wayland), but in general, I really enjoy their products.
Just to remind us that MS said they'll kill QNX in two years! Oh, the irony of the time... https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
But the new version IS using QNX.
All good ideas for Gnome programs!
Hyunday already changed the internal design of its cars to be "restrained", like the German makers. Now they're changing the external layout. The next natural step is to change the names to be alphanumeric, like Mercedes/BMW/Audi.
The problem is: there are no Apple frustrated customers. They're already saying it's no problem the lack of headphone, because if you want to record the audio, you can record from the ear plug (while we know that bluetooth quality is poor due double compression).
God, every news about Wayland is worst then systemd news. Sounds like all Slashdot readers are using remote desktop over X and this will be the reality for all the users in the world in the desktop/mobile.
Yes. Embraer was founded by the gov, but it got privatization. it's a S.A. company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... The Olympics are fully 100% gov with IOC helping to not blow the deadlines.
To build aircraft, politicians are not involved.
You mean, real life interaction? Oh no, this is scary! What will be her next step? Have real friends?
Service packs never made this in the past.
What were the influences (I mean, other frameworks, even in other languages) you used while building the first Rails version?
Same here. Team started with Hangouts, but it had 2 major issues: eventually it goes crazy and someone in the team cannot join it; the UI to start a Hangout and send the link to someone join it's really a pain.
Wait until Starcraft get VR in South Korea.
Do the same (pay a hacker to break a giant's product) and go to jail.
It has a small chance to have porn content, or at least, nudes! I can take that risk!
Microsoft, please, to give back to Canonical for the improved POSIX environment on Windows 10, can you update Skype for Linux?
... as every popular language today states it's used by NASA!
Yeap, without the bullshit, but using all the weird new Google UX. I.e., you'll face a hard time trying to start a new hangout, to invite someone, even to go offline.
... where the bus drivers usually start while you just climbed the bus, always go over the speed limit, and they already keep the door always opened (in order to be able to start while you are in the first rung).
And still, less accidents with them, because other drivers know they're crazy and take care to never drive around them.
PS: Crazy Bus, sounds like a Sega game.
But laws in Brazil allow court to give an order to have access to this data in this specific case (specific person, specific phone number, evidence exists). On US, not.
... like almost all startup workers using OSX, they don't believe in the power of open source tools. Aside the fact they use HTML/CSS/JS/jQuery/Boostratp, Rails, Jekyll, MySQL-or-Postgres-or-any-FOSS-NoSQL and probably Linux in the server.
Please, come here to South America. Visit me on Brazil, then go to Argentina and then Venezuela. And finish at Cuba.