Comment Re:CentOS (Score 1) 147
That's cool for Red Hat but how applies to CentOS?
That's cool for Red Hat but how applies to CentOS?
I actually live in Buenos Aires and right now there's nothing to wor%&/.....................
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It's funny in some universe and not funny in another.
Let me check... oh no...
No, no, It's a bug in Intel codecs. They are going to fix it for their next gen CPUs.
Recent Java updates, for around the past year or so, have been increasingly draconian in their security measures.
Well, considering that Oracle has been consistently bashed here in Slashdot and other sites because of the security problems with applets and client side Java I would think that is very reasonable for them to increased greatly security.
Yeah but by the standard model protons are composed of 3 quarks so you may want to use floating point for something.
Scientists are really looking for the element that would induce mutant super powers by exposition.
...which would revolutionize landfills, since they would have fewer contributions. Sheesh, do I have to explain everything here?
What do you mean? EXPLAIN! EXPLAIN!
I'm using both The Old Reader and Commafeed. Both are similar. I liked The Old Reader design a little better but Commafeed had less unplanned downtime. Commafeed is also open source so you can run your own instance if you want to.
Redhat provides a quick start for Tiny Tiny RSS in its public cloud (Openshift) for free. I didn't try nor use it but some may find it useful so you don't need to run own server.
Just code in VB.
So you didn't even looked at the contest site right? read some previous winners entries and come back then.
There is a reason that there is not a VB obfuscated contest.
People with no mutation to hide have nothing to fear. What could go wrong?
Please explain the features of Flexisheet that would put it in anyone shopping list. I could only find a domain for sale, a Sourceforge project with no released files and a CVS repository and also it seems only runs in Mac OSX.
About LyX, I guess most people wouldn't want it a little rough, wouldn't them? From the site:
It does look a bit rough, but don't worry, because the output will be fine
I think most people would want to edit text, not mathematical formulas for LaTeX and science papers which seems to be the main focus of this editor. It may be very good for that for all I know.
Someone is using FORTRAN for life critical control systems? really? FORTRAN?
There are much more use cases that don't need that kind of hard real time constraint in today world. Even phones can run over more high level languages.
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