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Comment Re:Genious. Absolute genious. (Score 1) 91

Was it a poem? :D Well, on a serious note, it's kind of what Microsoft did back in the day (and still does somehow), or even Borland. It's a good strategy. In my company, we use CentOS for testing purposes, but in actual deployments we recommend our customers to get RHEL and buy support from the original developers of all the other open source components we use, if it applies.

Comment We grew up (Score 4, Insightful) 503

15 years ago, it was [kind of] cool to play around with config files, compile kernels and install different Linux distros the way women change their purses. Now we have other priorities in life, kids, pets, mortgages. We just want to get the job done. Sometimes I enjoy hacking some config files for fun, but it's not anymore something I'd do on a Friday night.

Comment 2019+ (Score 1) 254

As if the internet wasn't polluted enough with bogus information, we will have now people posting how much did they sweat walking two blocks or how tight their underwear is. Although "wearable" technology can bring us many benefits, this will be used for stupid purposes. That, or I'm just becoming a grumpy old man.

Comment Palahniuk (Score 1) 234

Linda wants to know: do you want to be able to see hardcore pornography? How about information on illegal drugs? Or gay sex, or abortion? Your call may be recorded for training and monitoring purposes. How about obscene and tasteless material? Would you like to see that? Speak up, Linda can't hear you

I suddenly felt like if I was reading a Chuck Palahniuk's book

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