Comment Re:Not surprising. (Score 4, Funny) 378
It's Canada, not the US.
Yet...
It's Canada, not the US.
Yet...
And why all computer users need free software in all of their computers. I don't want someone I don't trust vetting the software that has the ability to ruin my project or kill me. Those who get to audit code may be expert in someone else's opinion, but I would rather have software freedom.
Free software is not a panacea (*cough*)heartbleed(*cough*).
I am not a lawyer but I believe that the legal standard in such cases is "preponderance of evidence", not "beyond a reasonable doubt".
My opinion is that Intel (and AMD) achieved those things not because of the x86 architecture but in spite of it.
Expert witnesses who get to audit the code can speculate.
Fixed that for you.
I've participated in more code reviews than I care to count and finding bugs in the code is not a matter of speculation.
Stack overflows can cause all kinds of interesting issues.
Court systems cannot establish causes of engineering problems.
Expert witnesses who get to audit the code can.
Educate the women. Their role in [...] educing the birthrate [...] is enormous.
How about for corruption, embezzlement and all the other ways criminals and terrorists outright destroy the lives of citizens daily?
Won't work, because the criminals and terrorists will never agree to it.
powershell is dumbed down?
The longer number doesn't mean anything in a rolling release system. EACH release will contain all of those things, so a single number is just as accurate.
A rolling release system that introduces breaking changes in EACH release is flawed.
Looks like they're adding far more than they're removing.
It is a false dichotomy. It is entirely possible to add features without removing existing ones.
Oh wait, you don't mean web features, you mean UI features
The web browser is the interface between the user and the Web. The UI is not unimportant.
If Microsoft gets lambasted every so often for changing the UI of MSOffice for no good reason, Mozilla shouldn't get a free pass.
a few people are too proud to install addons to get back
Your assumption that useful addons will be maintained forever and will never become useless due to breaking API changes is optimistic at best.
Right, I should have known.
Kindly stick to the point.
Snowden also indicated that he would be willing to accept a "short period" behind bars.
How much time behind bars do those that break the "supreme law of the land" get?
Detaining alleged criminals without due process, no sentence, no release date.
FTFY.
Well except mutants aren't real
I really like to just glance at a version number and see what it is.
And how much information does this single number provide?
What's wrong with the commonly accepted scheme of <major>.<minor>.<patch> where:
<patch> changed - bug and/or security fixes
<minor> changed - some added features and/or minor UI changes
<major> changed - significant changes that may cause compatibility and/or workflow issues.
eh?
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