Comment: Re:Why did I listen (Score 1) 314
...Well, these things are cyclical I suppose...
Well, this was cyclic, but then it wasn't for a while....
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...Well, these things are cyclical I suppose...
Well, this was cyclic, but then it wasn't for a while....
... are just the thing for rabid technophiles!
Revocation of
/. membership? Certainly loss of geek card.
Now, now - that's just mean.
I agree with this to a point. I consider it dirty politics and voter deception, but not necessarily fraud.
It does, however, smack of some of the more egregious examples of cybersquatting, which I dislike on general principles - politics or not.
The conclusion, though, follows - if this is your campaign's example of ethical behavior, then you've just given me an excellent example to vote for someone else.
I'm ashamed to admit it, but yes.
I mean, the science on many of the stories in this universe is a little sketchy at times, but I can only paraphrase Napoleon from Time Bandits: "That's what I like... big robots blowing up!"
You might want to watch Dr. Strangelove.
Or read "The Mouse That Roared" by Leonard Wibberley.
Q: Why does PETA get more upset about fur than about leather?
A: Because little old ladies make safer targets than biker gangs.
I have a laptop with Linux Mint, and I've been pretty happy with it. However, I did want to see what the shouting was about, so I downloaded the ISO for Ubuntu 11.10. I booted up with the Live CD, and I found myself dissatisfied with Unity, but I couldn't explicitly say why.
Your comment has put a name to my pain - which is to take a perfectly-functional computer screen and keyboard and turn it into an oversized smartphone/tablet screen. The changes that Ubuntu made to embrace the "just-like-a-smartphone" look and feel were what caused me to abandon vanilla Ubuntu, and look into Kubuntu instead.
... and making a hybrid Gnome desktop
Well, at least that's the polite term for it.
"We have met the enemy and he is us."
Have a taco. -- P.S. Beagle