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Comment: Re: anyone even use red hat ent desktop any more? (Score 1) 191

by rubycodez (#44024451) Attached to: Red Hat Confirms GNOME Classic Mode For RHEL 7

you omit supported distros for HP and Dell. Go check your facts: HP for example has support for asianux and ubuntu and debian

sorry to burst your bubble pal, but Oracle's market share has plummeted 27% in the last year alone, people are tossing that bloated crap out the window along with the Red Shat.

Serious companies have in-house support, they're not going to have a Red Rat choad reading from a script on the phone.

You are missing quite a few other distros on your list of HP server supported ones, Debian

Comment: Re: anyone even use red hat ent desktop any more? (Score 1) 191

by rubycodez (#44001941) Attached to: Red Hat Confirms GNOME Classic Mode For RHEL 7

sad news for you, w3techs found that RedHat became #2 in server space in mid 2012.

You can't complain about anyone "blatantly ripping off RHEL". most of the distro is NOT producted by Redhat but 3rd party projects (linux kernel, fsf compiler and tools, apache project etc.) do the heavy lifting of making any Linux distro while redhat profits from their work.

whether it's most vendor-supported depends on what you want to run. If I run postgresql with nginx or apache front ends maybe my "vendor" isn't Oracle or IBM

Comment: Re:This just in.... (Score 1) 463

by rubycodez (#44001867) Attached to: The $200,000 Software Developer

sorry, you only considered pure statistics part and not the standard way of grading on bell curve. part of the process involves taking two scores and a priori determining what the grades for those will be. at that point the teacher decides to either be very hostile to the person getting 95 when everyone else gets 96 or not.

Comment: Re:what happens (Score 4, Informative) 56

by rubycodez (#44001759) Attached to: 26 New Black Hole Candidates Found In Andromeda

little problem is that Hawking radiation is only theoretical, we don't know if it exists. also, your description of fate of infalling matter or view from that reference frame is not known for certain because black holes are where quantum mechanics meets general relativity meets whatever the mechanism of gravity (quantum?) is. we just don't know.

Comment: Re:What is the difference between the two? (Score 1) 322

by rubycodez (#43997895) Attached to: Bill Regulating 3D Printed Guns Announced In NYC

it is legal to make your own gun, nothing should be different. always been possible for a century to make a "plastic gun" by various means, injection molding and machining fiberglass reinforced plastic (better than this 3D printer crap, btw) for example. All would still require some metal firing pin and metal ammo

Comment: Re:It's incredible to me (Score 2) 322

by rubycodez (#43997805) Attached to: Bill Regulating 3D Printed Guns Announced In NYC

You have quite an imagination. over a million times a year good people use guns to discourage attacks, usually without a shot fired. The family dog alerts about intruders even before they get close enough to house to touch it. In store robberies, sometimes guns help and sometime they don't. But people have a right to have a chance to defend themselves. Usually the bad guy in mass shooting is quite easy to identify, read the recent news accounts.

Funny you bring up placed where armed citizens are giving government a hard time. also, there are places where armed citizens are giving the full might of the US military a hard, bad time. hmmmm, something in your assumptions is off.

Comment: Re:It's incredible to me (Score 2) 322

by rubycodez (#43997747) Attached to: Bill Regulating 3D Printed Guns Announced In NYC

Rifles have been used quite effectively against U.S. troops operating in foreign countries, sometimes bring down helicopters too. The Supreme Court disagrees with your Constitutional interpretation, it is personal right.

Obama is wasting capital on something even half his party supports, even his wife says *she* would want sufficient protection were she to live in rural area, and Bill Clinton warned him about that crowd. listen to Michael, Barack, she's more common sense than you

It is clear that the individual who persecutes a man, his brother, because he is not of the same opinion, is a monster. - Voltaire

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