Comment Re:of the BSDs (Score -1) 124
Indeed, the bulk of the BSD heritage in Darwin is FreeBSD, but there's NetBSD code in there as well.
Anyone has the right to speak his mind without intelligent people like you telling the rest what's stupid and what's not. So get down from that tower of yours and zip it.
Ah, so that's the technical reason as to why I had to sacrifice a goat to my SCSI chain; to appease the Sky Fairies. Thanks for clearing that up TGN.
What'd the poor goat ever do to you?
So shitcan Unity. I gave it the couple of hours it might have deserved, then found this handy info:
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/03/gnome-classic-in-ubuntu-12-04-its-like-nothing-ever-changed
Stop posting the same link over and over again. We get it, really.
Really, everyone know's trolls don't really exist! I check under every bridge I cross and I've never found one. Silly people.
I suppose this is some intentionate misspelling. Right?
Google should rethink their position. They should know that when and/or if they break European libel laws, then they absolutely
...will forget to finish their sentence.
LLVM was created by freeBSD due to the continual dropping of support for older hardware by the GCC team. Another issue they had was the optimizations of the software increased the difficulty of debugging things as the optimizations varied every time they compiled the software. Thus LLVM was created with the goal of binary stability that could be easily debugged and that supported the many older peices of kit that freeBSD runs on instead of being forced to use GCC 1.2/1.5/2.1/2.2/2.3 and such.
Since when was LLVM created by FreeBSD? o.O
Software production is assumed to be a line function, but it is run like a staff function. -- Paul Licker
