Not exactly a regret, but I bet you he cries himself to sleep at night when he sees the reverses in software openness that the IT industry has made (going mobile, going cloud, etc) and the steps backwards we've made in the last few years.
It's gotta be hard to see the open source movement snatch defeat from the jaws of victory...
they don't get the girl at all.
But that still leaves running it in a virtual machine and taking a snapshot that way.
Oh, it's a conspiracy.Are Jews and the CIA involved?
No -the RNC.
You know, the part of the republican party which is responsible for deciding it's platform and then 'conspiring' to achieve it?
You're new to this whole 'politics' thing, aren't you?
. I think a presidential election is something that matters.
And you're wrong. The whole plan for the republicans is to lose the presidency, but remain an obstructive (or destructive) legislative force in the senate, congress and supreme court.
The whole race is just bread and circuses; even more so once you consider that both parties are right wing by any sane standard...
>How has India managed to survive without Security Insecurity for the ~4,000 years prior to 1952?
By not caring if most of the people starve in the streets and being a 3rd world hell hole?
Seriously, if your go-to comparision is fucking India, maybe you ought to rethink your comparisions? Or your attitude.
else is wrong.
Sadly, MS has the power to take control of our computers away from us --and with secureboot they're doing exactly that. This is a direct attack on personal computing and the freedoms of the end-user to control the software on their computer.
RMS and Theo De Raadt are both right on this --but neither one of them has the influence needed to avert this attack, so it doesn't matter.
The era of personal, general-purpose computing is over.
Just get it from there to here and we're golden.
What's on TV?
The Amelia Earhart episode of Ancient Aliens
who cares?
Remarkably, we've pretty much had the Earhart mystery solved ever since partial remains were found on an island... in 1940. That's right, 70 years ago. Only four years after she vanished.
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Seriously. The combination of heavy-handed bias of many editors, the sensationalistic "wind people up for ad impressions" approach to stories and the total lack of professionalism (eg even basic spellcheck) makes slashdot a complete and total joke to the rest of the internet.
Recommend slashdot to anyone -are you fucking kidding me? Slashdot has become such a joke I'm more likely to deny that I read slashdot rather than recommend it!
It looks like it's the end of the Gravy Train for people wanting a Free RHEL....
Just because some guy is a Linux developer doesn't mean there aren't plenty of folks (and companies with HUGE market value) dedicated to working on BSD.
Are you saying that there are? If so -citation needed.
I'm probably confused then.
Someone at Hellfire club had massive mind control. There was that entire black queen fetish piece with Jean Grey.
That was Mastermind
Another difference you're overlooking is that Samuel Adams had no intention of setting up a theocracy worse than what he was fighting...
It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.
