Comment: Re:My God... (Score 3, Funny) 182
What's he getting out of this?
Attention
Comment: Re:I probably would upgrade if I could, but... (Score 1) 437
Toggling Wifi is fine, data is what is different.
Comment: Re:freedom 2 b a moron (Score 1) 1051
what if GP has a child that can't get vaccinated due to an allergic reaction and therefore relies on the herd immunity?
Comment: Re:They should've gone to 11 (Score 1) 171
That's Apple's move.
Latest version is 10.10.1. they seem rather reluctant to go to 11.
Comment: Re:...Feeling (Score 1) 400
Negative, that's how you should feel.
{tech company} did something new? ARRRG change is bad!
{tech company} stayed the course? ARRRG it's stagnating!
{tech company} did something new? ARRRG change is bad!
{tech company} stayed the course? ARRRG it's stagnating!
Comment: Re:Market Share in 2019? (Score 1) 400
I think AC is saying Mozilla is making Firefox work for the majority of its users which may not include you.
Comment: Re:"Net Neutraility" a cover for regulating Intern (Score 0) 60
Who would you rather control the Internet? Government or Big Business (who pays off Government)
I'm not saying one is better than the other, just that it's inevitable to be one or the other.
I'm not saying one is better than the other, just that it's inevitable to be one or the other.
Comment: Re:Gnome did the same thing to KDE, even worse (Score 1) 268
So as GNOME behaves in an antisocial manner that entitles Groupon to use their Trademark?
Comment: Re:Can't wait for this! (Score 1) 327
They'd probably be fine with that. Those kind of users are self-entitled whiners who believe people should work on Firefox completely for free because gimme. Also that work is always wrong because it's either a change and change is bad, or it's no change and that's also bad because then they're clearly just wasting their time.
Comment: Re:Gnome did the same thing to KDE, even worse (Score 2) 268
Did KDE have a registered Trademark for "Activities"?
Comment: Re:the model for Tony Stark in the Ironman Series (Score 1) 111
Not a Tesla, but Elon Musk did appear, as himself, in Iron Man 2.
Comment: Re:Typical muslims (Score 1) 389
That won't solve all of it though, in every case of a person carrying out a violent threat, it's a human. We should just exclude humans from human rights.
Comment: Re: Did he leave or was he invited to leave? (Score 2) 82
Those settings in iOS, while they might not be the level of control you are looking for, are more than what Android offers. So that answers your orignal question of "In what way is Android playing catch up with iOS? Are they features people actually use or even know about?"
Comment: Re: How about we hackers? (Score 1) 863
That's right, Linux is monolithic, but on the other hand--and this is a crucial difference--Linus is hugely concerned about preventing breakage. Of all the large packages I use, the kernel is the one that gives me the least worry when it comes to upgrade time.
L. Poettering, on the other hand, seems to relish in breaking things. He sure isn't big on commiserating with people whose systems his code has broken.
OK, well then let's do what Linus says is best. What's that? He has “[no] particularly strong opinions on systemd itself”? Systemd it is then!
