Comment Re:Can't or won't? (Score 1) 168
Which article did you read? Normally I wouldn't ask, but given your post you must have read something.
Well, it does work nicely,
Good to know
albeit a) more slowly than Chrome and b) it tends to crash for stupid reasons
Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the show? Sorry, I wasn't sure it this was intentional or not.
"company executives believe they can persuade regulators to allow it to swallow the business whole because the music industry is in such decline."
This wasn't claimed by Universal or EMI, but by a blogger that wrote one of the articles. Consider it accordingly. A snarky comment may well be appropriate here, but not for this reason.
This reminds me of "the Golden Rule" that I try to live by: "Treat others as you would like to be treated."
When companies or individuals treat others in this manner, that indicates how they would like to be treated. As a nice guy, I try to accomodate them.
Dual-booting takes time, and I have to decide in advance whether this will be a "Windows gaming" session or a "Linux whatever" session. What's the point? If I just stay in Windows I can simply fire up a game when I want a break, and close it or even just pause it to do something else.
I want to be able to search a database of scumbags - their name, dob, and known mailing addresses
You should be able to find what you want in their corporate filings.
The US Marshalls stealing their copy machine doesn't actually help society in any meaningful way.
Seized assets are used to satisfy the judgement, which is a benefit in my opinion.
(BBTW Have seen our supermarkets stocking halloween stuff... go away unwanted American culture)
Pretty funny, this is. If YOUR people weren't buying Halloween stuff, YOUR stores wouldn't be stocking it. Moreover, why do you care?
You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred. -- Superchicken
