Comment Re:do not want (Score 1) 204
Nobody ever claimed capitalism does no wrong. Simply less wrong than the alternatives.
Nobody ever claimed capitalism does no wrong. Simply less wrong than the alternatives.
I wish he'd just come out and say, directly, "There's no such thing as a failed test launch"
I'd say that's pretty heavily implied by "test launch".
More like "The Drama Age".
What's all the fuss about?
does it take to change a light bulb?
I haven't been near California in decades. If Waymo needs a place to work out the bugs, that's the place to do it!
What is with people obsessed over "woke"? Does anyone even know what "woke" means?
Sure I do! It's English for backpfeifengesicht.
I'd really like to know who thought it was a good idea for AI's to provide us with diversity training.
If I ask for a crowd, it means I want a crowd. If I didn't ask for diversity training, why assume I want it?
It's not even clear there are any further particles to discover. All of the partlcles predicted by the Standard Model have been discovered. At this point we're looking at, "let's bang a bunch of particles together and see if anything interesting happens".
This would be all good and fine, but that's a lot of money to spend when you don't know what you're looking for, or if there's even anything there to find.
Nearly 25,000 tech workers were laid in the first weeks of 2024. What's going on?
how do I get in on this?
HP servers used PA-RISC, then they switched to Itanium. What they use now, I have no idea.
I've had some experience with those HP DL380 Gen 11 Servers. My recommendation is to keep the SAS drive, and buy another server.
Oh, noes. You mean no more Madonnas, Britney Spearses and Taylor Swifts? Maybe you exaggerate a bit.
No, what it means is you'll be living with the same Madonna, Brittany Spears and Taylor Swift until hell freezes over.
Sorry but comparing OSX to BSD is like saying Linux is the most successful OS in the world because of Android.
What would be wrong with that statement? Is Android built on Linux or isn't it? Although it might be technically more correct to say Linux is the most successful kernel in the world, which would be hard to dispute. But it's moot, as we're specifically discussing desktop OS's here.
The two are nothing alike. Actually I'd argue this is worse as Apple has diverged from Darwin to the point of not even mentioning it anymore, and no longer publishes complete source for their OS.
The only thing it has in common with BSD now is that it can run BSD binaries, but then so can Linux.
With one substantial difference. Android doesn't present a shell environment, unix utilities and services, compilers and other development tools. OS X provides a complete BSD environment with all the trimmings where the user can interact with it.
"The following is not for the weak of heart or Fundamentalists." -- Dave Barry