Comment Re:Tablets age well (Score 1) 328
Lesson learned: don't build a good product that is going to work well for a long time.
This was my first thought -- that some of these manufactures poorly implemented their planned obsolescence, lol.
Lesson learned: don't build a good product that is going to work well for a long time.
This was my first thought -- that some of these manufactures poorly implemented their planned obsolescence, lol.
I, too, have had a strong desire to some day make a trip to the southern hemisphere to view these amazing sights. It'll be so amazing!
My initial thoughts when I read the headline as well, haha.
Lol, don't worry, GP nor wonkey_money will bother commenting at their surprise that something so absurd could possibly be true.
Yeah, I especially like the ease of the OpenVPN support (as well as the PPTP support). Makes configuring my work and home vpn trivial -- not that it wasn't before, but it's nice to have all the networking stuff in the same seamless GUI tool.
NM has been great over the past 2-3 years, at least as for my usage with KDE. Before that it was pretty unstable in my experience. Not sure what'll change (if anything, too lazy to read the changelog) with the coming update, but I'm sure I'll have it within the week since I run Arch.
Precisely. Too bad most can't think outside the box and realize this, smh.
Perfect description of what goes on. Thanks for saving me the time on my rant, lol.
Lol, you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
Mitsubishi too has CVT (I have one in my 2012 Lancer). It's made by the same company who makes Nissan's.
You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. OwnCloud is something you install on your own server.
"Grinch paradigm"...I like that. Soooo fucking prevalent. What the hell happened to cause this??
Not to mention that whole "time dilation" thing. Even getting anywhere near a significant percentage of the speed of light, sure, the riders/astronauts in the ship will get there in whatever "shorter" time it ends up being...but those of us who sent them off will grow old and die before they ever reach the destination. So very completely and utterly depressing.
I feel that one, my friend. I'm always deeply fascinated by all we can see and find in the observable universe...then immediately depressed that we're unlikely to explore these worlds, solar systems, etc. [in my lifetime anyways].
One would at least have expecetd MrHanky to respond, given his purporting that problems criticism of systemd is "never about actual problems it might have today." Hell, even when that's done, it's usually that "it's brand-new...what brand-new piece of software doesn't have bugs?" SMFH
UNIX is hot. It's more than hot. It's steaming. It's quicksilver lightning with a laserbeam kicker. -- Michael Jay Tucker
