but they are not made for data creation...doing graphics or coding on a tablet is a pain without getting a wireless keyboard/mouse....
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. "
There is much more to data creation that just graphics and coding. My customers have needs while traveling that make a desktop and laptop too big, and a phone too small.
That's ssh letting you know that a man-in-the-middle attack could be successfully launched at you, and decrypt all your communication.
ssh issues that message for other reasons, too, such as when you install a new network adapter. In that case, there is nothing wrong.
The vicious mocking of Kim is only a result of senseless cultural arrogance.
It's unusual to see such a blatant case of the pot calling the kettle black. North Korea's cultural arrogance just can't seem to comprehend that not everyone thinks as they do about mocking heads of State that do absurdly dumb things.
For some bizarre reason, North Koreans seem to think that worshipping stupidity is a virtue. Idiocy deserves to be derided, and their leadership is chock full of idiots.
Rulings like this are what will kill the internet.
Do you understand the difference between the Internet and the Web? Do you understand that the Internet has far, far more uses than Youtube, and that the latter is a very minor aspect of what makes the Internet useful?
That aside, your statement is grand hyperbole. Even if every insignificant actor in every insignificant film distributed on the Web rose up and successfully demanded the removal of every film, the Internet and the Web would be no less useful than it is now.
I didn't know that American classrooms were a zero-sum game... Is that common?
Many teachers grade on a curve, where the highest grade in the class becomes an "A", and everyone else is graded relative to that "A".
Well, if a crime had been committed....
Even if no *other* crime had been committed, the officers involved should be charged with:
1) Vandalism.
2) Unlawful destruction of private property.
3) Assault.
4) Battery.
All of which may be possible, and for which the normal protections police enjoy while performing their duties may not apply, because the officer was acting outside the scope of his lawful duties.
Basically, I was wearing a bulletproof vest, but got shot in the leg.
You were wearing the a bulletproof vest produced by the same designer who made the Emperor's new clothes.
The Flu vaccine is no more effective than random chance, but it's a huge money maker for the pharmaceutical industry.
[What if] Stephen Hawking is not who he claims to be through the electronic speaker box?
Sadly, given the stupidity of the Human race (and Kentucky in particular), I believe you have just started a new conspiracy.
But maybe not. Given the same stupidity of the Human race, it's likely that no one lacking enough brain cells to believe such a thing would know who Stephan Hawking is; given that he isn't moving a ball from one part of a grassy field to another.
IANAL but I think this would be slander....
It would be libel. Slander is spoken; Libel is written.
Cursive is a complete waste of time. At best, it is barely marginally faster than printing/block writing. Most of the time, cursive writing is significantly slower than printing (especially for those brain-dead connections containing o, a, c, g, h, j, k, u, v, and w) and much less legible.
In practice, the only time I ever write in cursive is when signing my name. In all other cases, it's faster and more legible to write in print. I was brainwashed with the necessity of cursive when I was a kid in the seventies and eighties. But it always seemed so bizarre to focus so heavily on something so less efficient than printing.
Go back 5 years and imagine yourself trying to explain systemd to all the Linux developers.
That depends on how you do it. If you were to use the massive disinformation campaign you're perpetuating, and those who know better didn't speak up, then systemd would die on the vine. However, if you accurately describe what systemd does, then Linux would be five years ahead of where it is now.
Having actually read what systemd does, I'm looking forward to seeing it on my machines. It seems to solve several important problems, and seems to be well architected.
So far, every argument against systemd I've read has been a strawman (invent a problem that systemd doesn't actually have, then argue against it). The anti-systemd campaign has been truly bizarre, but that's how ignorance is typically presented.
Spending six years learning how to program before going to college did me know good. It's like knowing the fundamentals really was a waste of time and was so not transferrable.....
Then you didn't learn the fundamentals. Instead, you learned something very specific to a particluar product. They're not even remotely the same thing, as the fundamentals haven't changed in over 30 years.
The days when it seemed that Microsoft could have the whole pie all to itself is long gone.
I'm sure IBM thought something similar when Microsoft was "collaborating" on OS/2.
Now is not the time to let your guard down. We have finally, painfully clawed our way out of the Microsoft den. Now is not the time to squander all that hard work with feel-good naivety. Microsoft is Microsoft, and that will never change. The moment its management smells a weakness, you will become dinner if you're not paying attention.
I'm shaking my head at how quickly people forget the lessons of the past.
So yet another first person shooter from a formerly innovative game company.
No thanks.
sudo apt-get install malware
Being Microsoft, I can almost guarantee that this package manager has done almost everything wrong.
Thus spake the master programmer: "Time for you to leave." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
