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Yes, indeed there is blood on that man's hands.
Remember this blood? It continues to pour.
And now you think you can just undo the sins of your past by eradicating malaria, hunger, and illiteracy? Well, it won't work!
In fact, the Gates foundation will cure none of these things.
The AC was not calling phantomfive anything. The AC was simply stating a fact.
Not unless they had "the circle of poo" in mind when they wrote it. Bill Gates is a career criminal who has hidden his wealth in a charitable foundation which invests the bulk of its money in evil corporations which kill people. You idiots who think he's a good guy now are just that, idiots.
All I got out of it is that he was disturbed by CM asking him to use a CM account, with a big fat "Skip" on the screen so you don't have to. Then he says he didn't know you could do that at the time. I presume it's because he can't read, because Skip means skip.
What do people that have contributed to the code base get? Who is getting money for this? I don't understand how you can go from an opensource project to a for-profit project.
You, too, can download the sources and fork CM. Have at!
Well first off the Pi is not only short on horsepower, it's also hardly open. The GPU is the real heart and brain of the system and it's quite opaque.
As to the motherboards, look for a board that supports ECC. It's totally absurd with RAM as cheap (and dense) as it is today that anyone is manufacturing anything else. You'll have to pay more but you should get a board that performs to specs rather than a typical consumer board where you expect as you say 'subtle defects.'
But then you'd just end up with the keylogger in the PS2->USB converter instead.
Plus, you'd be missing the meta key. (Oooh, maybe the Open Keyboard Alliance should produce a modern version of the Space Cadet keyboard...!)
I'm curious what projects you've done around your own home that you think are especially interesting or clever, whether they're ones you'd recommend to a beginner in electronics or not
Also, what kind of innovative code compliance will you need for wiring from every window?
It won't be that bad with grid-tie microinverters for every pair of windows or so. The complexity is comparable to adding lighting.
Older Thinkpads are among the laptops with the best Linux support you can find.
Well, I had an A21p and the NIC wasn't supported. And the only other factory option was a combo card with a supported NIC, but an unsupported modem. That's just one guy with one machine, but it made me grumpy.
"Though a program be but three lines long, someday it will have to be maintained." -- The Tao of Programming