I wondered the same thing, so I read the article (sometimes it must be done).

He was making the point that lithium is not heavy. Other than that, it's hard to know what else he was trying to say, because the article doesn't give much context.

Of course, it's also possible that since he's just a spokesman, he doesn't have much else to say.

I have a book that talks about reliable design. On one page, they demonstrate that they have a 4-line program without any bugs.

Then in the next paragraph, they admit that the first few versions had bugs.

And convert barely 1/3rd to electricity while putting out tonnes of soot, slurry, radiation, mercury.
I'm willing to pay the higher cost for solar thermal and leave the fucking coal deep underground and the mountains above them standing intact.

Well said. Nothing worse than having to rewrite a bunch of solid code, just because someone thought it wasn't elegant.

It's still there for me, maybe your karma dropped a bit.

I agree.

There's Wayland now, and Mir was an attempt for a while. You've missed some stuff.

Biggest thing here is the ability to install apps that aren't in a repository. Most of the rest is ok.

Photoshop mostly runs on Linux. There used to be a donation page to get Wine developers to focus on certain apps, but I can't find it. Seems they are mostly interested in making sure games work correctly......

Gnome looks the same whether it's running on X or not. The problem isn't X (that's a thing only developers see), it's the stuff built on top of it.

Good luck getting companies to pay for BSD licensed software.

Because your analysis of it is a total clusterfuck. Here's another hint: I have told you several times where you're wrong, but you're so damned arrogant you think I'm the one being stupid.

Go where this has been debated before if you want your answers. Because you keep demanding them from me even though you were too goddamned stupid to realize that I gave you the clue a long time ago.

No more replies. I am through. Again.

You do know that you can point out problems and still support something, right?

They probably rigged their SUVs to actually manufacture CCl4 and immediately release it into the atmosphere just because.

Oh c'mon now, no one (over the age of 2) would behave that petulantly, right?

I believe he was thinking of R22. Certainly a related problem.

They probably rigged their SUVs to actually manufacture CCl4 and immediately release it into the atmosphere just because.