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Comment: Re:Depends on your definition of "marketplace" (Score 2) 290

by Jurily (#38883673) Attached to: Why Linux Vendors Need To Sell More Than Linux

But then, the question is loaded, and presumes that Mandriva's fall is solely due to the marketability of a Linux distro.

They are trying to sell something that's free, and adding nothing of value in the process. Of course they're going to fail.

Linux is marketable. I can wholeheartedly recommend Debian for data centers or Ubuntu as a non-gaming desktop. However, I have no idea what Mandriva is trying to be, much less why I should pay them for.

Comment: Re:This would solve... (Score 1) 243

by Jurily (#38047134) Attached to: Startup Testing Mobile Farmbots

> Humans consume resources. If you're concerned about limited resources,

I don't like this tiny little box you think in. What about colonizing space? What about economic systems of the machine age where people don't have to work to live at a decent standard?

It's because of fear like yours that I don't have my flying car yet.

Comment: Re:why I use Haskell (Score 1) 338

by Jurily (#37610568) Attached to: OCaml For the Masses

The problem with Haskell is that it forces you to solve a problem. You don't write for loop, because that's a solved problem, it's a function called "map". You don't write synchronization logic, because that's a solved problem, it's a function called "atomically".

To write Haskell, you have to get off your ass and solve your own problem. (Or reimplement an existing library, but that's hard to explain to the boss.)

Comment: Re:No they havent (Score 1) 275

by Jurily (#36046268) Attached to: Anonymous Denies Sony Claims of Disruption, Credit Info Theft

I thought this was about Anonymous, not Wikileaks. Anonymous in particular and 4chan in general has not brought to light anything I'm aware of except tentactle porn torrents.

That's it, I've had it with this thread. Read this whole discussion again, but with "Allah" instead of "Anonymous". They're equally real.

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