The important lesson from this is that if you were to strip out all the stuff that comes in most distros to handle all kinds of hardware and such you would get a faster boot on your desktop too. Now, having said that..... How much does boot time really matters??
Well, if you're running Linux on your laptop, you can't suspend/resume...
Of course you can suspend, I do that several times a day
Yeah Funny
Stockholm had this in the 50-ties
I was not just that they screwed up IE and Windows...
The fact that it was screwed up and expensive was the real reason that ^nix and OSS caught on. Much of the free stuff was just as screwed up in the early 90-ties...
The law applies to handheld electronic devices. So unless your coffee mug is electronic or your climate control is handheld you are probably fine with coffee and a nice temp in your car
That is BS, I use almost exclusively CFL and have no problem with heat in enclosed fixtures. They just do not produce a whole lot of heat.
As a matter of fact I use a 100w equivalent CFL in a fixture designed for 60W because of the much lower heat signature.
Incandescent bulbs 100W+ are illegal to sell and over the next couple of years incandescent bulbs 25W + will be fazed out too in stages.
Are we sure it is not an alien spaceship ?
They cloned it and then changed the data!
I know this is
Yes and often the origin of DDoS
And regardless. spam and phishing as well as distribution of rogue antivirus is illegal in Sweden so it seems appropriate that the Swedish ISP cuts them off.....
OK so the note he left said "Change the lock or I'll take stuff next time."
What he did was the moral equivalent of walking through an unlocked, unguarded door and having a look round. For this he's facing 60 years in jail. This is not justice.
And... Leaving a note to the property owner. " You left the door open and I looked around. Please remember to lock it"
If you have a legal team making a good enough contract and the buyers legal team is not good enough to catch it. There should be no problem at all.... There is absolutely nothing to stop you from selling your business with a clause like "You pay me a shitload of money but I keep all the business rights" if the buyer is ignorant to sign that deal.
All I can say to eBay is.... Next time get a better legal team
Mind you this hammers in all the pro's of IP-laws and software patents and all the terrible thing associated with open source
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