Comment: Re:simple workaround (Score 1) 86
It's meant to be an impediment. Being reasonable has nothing to do with it.
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It's meant to be an impediment. Being reasonable has nothing to do with it.
Yes, which is still probably more than 10 times faster than most people's Internet connection.
Since when is MySQL no longer supported?
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They accept bitcoins and use APK's host file?
*and* I read plenty of news. D'oh!
You've probably read about Quirky in one of many articles that read like valentines to the company and the concept.
Nope, never heard of it before today I read plenty of news.
So the answer is you're just making shit up.
How so?
Also, if Oracle is not friends with open source why have they sponsored numerous Linux and FOSS conferences?
Oracle is plenty friendly to open-source software just not to freetards.
If you don't want them using that information, don't give it to them. It's your choice. The government should not get involved.
These businesses can still get info about you even if you don't directly deal with them. So you're arguing froma false premise from the start.
Today, I thought I would try Gnome 3.8 on Fedora 18. My session was short-lived. After I went through making the extension additions and tested the Desktop, I was left feeling disappointed. I said to myself, this is not classic in the remotest sense of the word.
So, while Gnome may have you believe they are listening to users, I will tell you that they have moved backwards with 3.x so much that I think the whole project should be scrubbed and rewritten starting at 2.34.
That's how badly I feel about what has happened. Sorry but I have to truthful. It is kludgy and awful.
No, the difference is that no one is blocking anyone from getting the XP updates that Microsoft releases. This isn't about Google no longer supplying updates to old Android versions, it's about carriers blocking users from getting updates.
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