Comment Re:Firewire's failure begat USB 2.0 (Score 1) 273
I use USB for keyboard/mouse, Firewire for video capture, eSata for external storage (well I do occasionally use USB flash drives...)
I also use a lot of software I've written myself
That is not claiming that most software they use is self-written.
I also use a lot of software that I've written myself. I do not claim that most software I use is self-written.
Organic is a word that doesnt even have a scientifically defined meaning (unless we're talking organic chemistry, which, guess what, organic farmers are not). Its a stupid buzzword defined arbitrarily by legislation based on some stupid assumption that a naturally derived chemical is different than a synthetically derived one.
Aww, don't shatter my bubble! And all along, I thought I was getting premium carbon-based goods when I purchased organic.
Dude, you really should get a clue, Apple Macs are PCs since 2000-something, most models even officially support installing Windows (or Linux you somehow menaged to avoid in your entire post on OS) on them. On top of mixing what PC means,...
I blame the MS/Mac advertising for confusion of PC's definition. "Hi, I'm a Mac. Hi, I'm a PC"
They are both Personal Computers.
and a new DRM (Direct Rendering Manager) driver for the Renesas R-Car SoC
I'm surprised the Slashdot headline didn't read "DRM Coming to Linux" or some other such nonsense.
While in this case the answer happens to be right, using W3 schools as a reference for anything is like getting all your international news from Hugo Chavez's ghost.
I suppose you have a better international news source?
Serious question, does the drop command accept wildcards?
would it kill you to use capital letters and periods?
maybe you missed these:
i've traveled around the world and from all the nonsense you read about >>> US <<< law enforcement i've had less trouble at >>> US Customs <<< than almost anywhere in the world >>> . <<< including >>> Europe . <<<
That's six capitalizations and two periods.
They why not write at all?
... a vocal range of only about one eighth of an octave...
Wow. That would be pretty monotonal sounding.
Computer analogy: all their data bytes use only one bit, or something like that.
And it should be the law: If you use the word `paradigm' without knowing what the dictionary says it means, you go to jail. No exceptions. -- David Jones
