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Comment: Re:Why Debian? (Score 1) 191

by EzInKy (#43634161) Attached to: Debian 7.0 ("Wheezy") Released

What alternative would you propose that allowed you to have both a stable distrubution and experiment with the bleeding edge as well? We all know that you can get just about any software to run with a ./configure ./make and ./makeinstall....but still, what other distro do know that takes the time to ensure that everything else that worked before you executed those commands will still work after?c

Comment: Re:had this explained to me by a driver ed instruc (Score 1) 374

by EzInKy (#43634073) Attached to: Why US Mileage Ratings Are So Inaccurate

So I wonder, do you thing more accidents are caused by those going below sit speed limits or those going above. it? Think this over, one day you too will live to be one of the geezers that you right now despise. What traffic laws would you propose that protect both the brash young and the conservative elderly that would protect the rights of the most people belonging to such groups?

Comment: Re:Error goes the other direction, too (Score 1) 374

by EzInKy (#43634019) Attached to: Why US Mileage Ratings Are So Inaccurate

Wouldn't better be to figure out the timing of the lights? In my area this seems to be usually about 5mph below the set speed limit. Normally I only get hit by one light out of the 9 between me and my destination if I adhere to this rule. I've come to regard the one abhorrency causing me to stop on those who exceed the speed limit, jaywalkers, and everything else that prohibits me from maintaing a steady speed without interruption.

Of course we all know there are other things in the variables such as lights that respond to emergency vehicles and such, but in the end once you realize that slowing you down is ultimate goal of most of these systems your life will be so much better when you slow down.

Seriously, I will never understand those who jackrabbit from on light to the next. Why in the world would you do that when slow and steady nearly always wins the race?

Comment: Re:Dup story - it's still on the front page (Score 1) 312

by EzInKy (#43528967) Attached to: The Dark Side of Amazon's New Pilots

That story doesn't explain why one day I could view Amazon prime videos and the next day I couldn't. If I weren't so honest, I'd consider just saying FU and start pirating like so many suggest. Instead I'll probably go out and buy a new BR player that supports their DRM scheme. I know one thing for sure though, I won't be ordering it through Amazon after this dick move.

BTW, anybody know of BR player that supports the 4TB drives that I ripped all my DVDs too?

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