McNally (4:39:40pm): Nice dude....jimmy needs some kicks....lets make a deal.....come on help the deflator
..."We believe that every child should have access to an exceptional, personalized education that enables them to be happy and successful in an ever-changing world," reads AltSchool's mission statement. For $28,750-a-year, your kid can be one of them...
So for more money per year than a significant portion of the US families bring home in a year, a family can send one child to school.
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One would think that the Mozilla developers would take their heads out of their collective arse and look at the reality --- the new UI is little more than a Chrome clone, and a poor one at that. If people wanted the new UI, they'd move to the better implementation of it, i.e., Chrome.
Oh wait, they are moving to Chrome....
BSD is a major commodity ecosystem for end-consumer products. I'd wager that there are more MacBooks and iPods out there running OSX and iOS flavors of BSD than there are Linux ones. They just suck in the server space, though, and that's where Linux cannot at the moment be questioned, let alone defeated.
My FreeBSD servers run just fine, thank-you. I moved those servers from Linux to FreeBSD a number of years ago, and never had the need to look back.
.now, if EVERY browser did this, that's another story..
Well, I've put in a similar request with Chrome.
The OpenSSL codebase will get cleaned up and become trustworthy, and it'll continue to be used
Cleanup up and trustworthy? Unlikely. The wrong people are still in charge for that to happen.
Continue to be used? Unfortunately, that is probably correct.
If Firefox were to stop supporting the bank's insecure website, it would surely get their attention better than I've been able to.
*) Feature: now nginx can be build with BoringSSL and LibreSSL. Thanks to Piotr Sikora.
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So how was the problem with OpenSSL solved?
Well, the same people, with their same ideas, who could not run a successful project in the past were given large amounts of money to run the project in the future. The summary for this thread reads more like a self-congratulatory press release from the OpenSSL people, rubbing in our faces that they managed to get money to continue their poor project management.
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Yet the study picked the best of air travel and compared it to the worst of road-based travel.
I wonder how efficient it would be for me to fly from my house to the supermarket (a mile away), or any of the other numerous trips I make via automobile?
Let me see, first I have to drive three miles to the nearest airport. Get in a plane. Take off. Land at the same airport. Then drive four miles to the supermarket.
Yeah, that's more efficient than driving.
God help those who do not help themselves. -- Wilson Mizner
