Comment Re:But 2014-12-29 is 2015 Week 1 Day 1 (ISO Standa (Score 1) 69
Good catch!
Good catch!
Thanks for the tip! I figured it probably could, but the debian build of NM has PolKit as a hard dep, unfortunately. Haven't got around to looking at what it would take to build from source.
In the short term, WiCD is doing 95% of what I need, so I will stick with it.
I hope to be able to contribute something useful, so will either eventually contribute a polkit-averse NM build for debian, or add MBIM support for WiCD.
(And I'm working on making the usb modem use cases work more smoothly...)
Ran Debian with NM and KDE for the last couple of years as well. Purged it recently in order to remove systemd (NM depends on PolKit which depends on pam-systemd for login session management), and replaced it with WICD.
WiCD is not quite as smooth as NM for usb modems, but for wifi and wired ethernet, it does the job.
Full sandboxing is the only way to do so.
How do you attach documents to an email in a full-sandboxed world?
How do I receive a document by email, update it with my comments, and pass it along to the next reviewer?
... sheer sales numbers tell the whole story. Desktop PC sales are pathetically low these days...
Actually, they only tell half the story. Approximately 0% of the regular PC users I know have acquired a new PC in the last 5 years - they bought a Core2Duo or i5 back in 2008 and it still does 100% of their home-based internet-using requirements. Yes, they sometimes use tablets or phones in addition, but that hasn't replaced their use of their PCs, just added to it...
Corporates, as you indicated, buy new PCs regularly, but home use (other than gaming) hasn't needed a new PC for many moons...
While my inclination is towards BPG, the argument could be made that it would be superior to implement a javascript decoder for those other file formats, if they provided better quality at lower file sizes...
IDEA, which this is based on, is a long-standing J2SE/J2EE IDE which has had a decent reputation. Whether the Android-customised version is still able to facilitate J2SE/J2EE development will remain to be seen, but I can't imagine why that would be difficult...
The assertion in the previous comment was that it was the "non-square pixels making text fuzzy".
Hell, that one has to type "configure terminal" when you're SSHed in to a switch and obviously trying to configure it from the terminal is silly.
Umm, except by default, you're in diagnostic mode. When you remote in, the system assumes that you're trying to check something. Configuring stuff is a high risk endeavour, so you need to explicitly choose to enter that mode.
It's akin to the i command in vim to enter insert mode to type text.
Citation: "How Deadly Is Your Kilowatt? We Rank The Killer Energy Sources" http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2012/06/10/energys-deathprint-a-price-always-paid/
... but once we start ticking off the body count of the millions dying to radiation poisoning and starvation, we might want to reconsider that path.
What makes you think that? We are already ticking off the body count for coal, and have been for years, yet we repeatedly fail to reconsider our decision to use coal...
2.4 statute miles of surgical tubing at Yale U. = 1 I.V.League
