However, as an admin, I have long ago standardized on VI for the simple reason that it's included by default on every single *nix variant out there.
It's not installed by default on Debian.
You can easily install it, of course, but you can easily install a bazillion text editors....
Don't worry, its just their way of competing against Amazon's droid delivery service.
In other news:
Work productivity accross the US today recovered to levels last seen 10 years ago, especially in industries/professions with a high ratios of female workers.
Thats exactly what I had. A pair of factory overclocked and watercooled (EVGA) 8800 GTXs in SLI.
Like I said, it worked fine on my rig.
You know the news doesn't cover it when when the CIA tells the truth.
If you feeling completely outraged about something, you probably do not have enough information. When you have enough information you can be angry at a particular subset of an issue not just the entire thing.
The Cray supercomputers use to look really impressive. Blinking Lights, Red Liquid coolant dripping down a glass/plexiglass enclosure. Even the Cray 1 with its round design, with benches made it look really cool.
Now it is just a bunch of Printed Plastic covers, on a set of square boxes.
For the cost, you might as well make it look really impressive.
I'm still not quite sure how it is they've solved this issue they claim, however the ability to selectively transmit information to make the image seem to appear between the eye and the screen is the wrong solution. For those over 40, the problem isn't moving the screen closer but rather needing it further away. I have this happen if I put my phone too close in the car - I can't effectively see the GPS prompts or warnings without a second or so of re-focusing effort, and even then it's a challenge with my normal glasses on (seeing it without my glasses is fine, but then distant objects are indistinct).
What's needed is to be able to focus on this object as if it were further away than the screen.
TiVo was awesome, but $120/yr for a metadata stream seemed like a poor value. So we dropped it.
nothing says disaster like 289 million dollars a year and a constantly trending upward stock price
I think he meant:
"...a device that challenged the notion that we had to watch commercials when they aired. "
What have you done? what great HR thing have you built?
QT was cutting edge when it came out.
It's not a buzzword, it has a specific definition.
Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean it's a buzzword.
You idiots also said that about TV's, music devices, homes etc...
I'm sorry you can't realize things continue beyond when you were a teen.
Maybe he is Daikin you for a ride?
There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.
