The decision to integrate nasty DRM most likely always comes from upper management, so the programmer rank and file have little to no say about the issue.
That's why i pay for the programmers' salaries by buying legit copies of games, and playing with cracked, patched, and 110% working bootlegs.
I even keep my purchased copies unopened, so later down the road they'd be worth something to collectors.
Now that is scary.
That's ok because their panels deliver... HIGH VOLTAGE.
A Cision Dauntless, so i could turn even my asari neighbors green with envy!
Yes, this one! Throw in other, more complex plants and spread them around. Awesome idea.
Hello Cliff, awesome to see you on here. I read "The Cuckoo's Egg" at least once every two years. Never gets old and it's truly a story for the ages.
No.
Long answer: Fuck no.
It's nice to see google focusing on the Real Important Stuff, instead of things like proper message quoting in replies -- fixing top-posting, which only idiots use.
I'm waiting for Priapic Penis.
It's gonna be big.
so 'git' is just unhackable...its perfectly secure...no way someone could've put a gun to the guy's head while he sat in front of his computer to make these changes...
with a hot chick giving him a blowjob, can't leave that part out.
I believe the voice recognition feature was added as a user interface for the browser, not the web pages themselves. Why or how the audio could get captured by another listener is the question.
A lot of graphs and charts showing correlations between more IT staff and productivity, revenue, downtime, and output.
You mean General Failure. The same guy who reads your drive A. I hate that guy.
I started out with Gnome when i first discovered Linux in 1997. In my first job in 2000, my time was split between KDE, which i used at work, and Gnome, which i used at home. Soon after i switched to Fluxbox and never looked at anything else.
It's a shame what's happened to the Linux desktop. All that potential slowly going to waste, what with the "let's clone the windoze UI" and big egos and community squabbles and no sense of direction.
Intel CPUs are not defective, they just act that way. -- Henry Spencer
