I joined and left that group's mailing list after I realized they weren't interested in designing interfaces for every user, but only for their imaginary average users.

All of this.

I agree; I don't understand how 20 or so pixels makes a difference on a 1200 vertical line monitor one way or another.

I like the idea in theory, I don't like the implementation. I want my window manipulation decorations drawn by the window manager so that they're uniform, not the application which can decide to be haphazard about it. I agree that the space is semi-wasted, but that isn't fixed by removing the decorations from the WM (besides, I can just have my window manager draw them anyway, and then I'd have two).

I missed that one somehow, that was fantastic. Almost to the level of his famous nvidia rant.

As with all things Unix, you're supposed to generate output on failures, not success.

I'm always surprised Kerberos didn't get used for WPA.
Radius servers with WPA2-Enterprise is interestingly far more secure than the WPA2 most people use at home.

A cert is nothing like a password in a file. You should learn what RSA is.

Anakin was super powerful, Luke was not. There's also the possibility that fewer Jedi makes each individual practitioner more powerful.

Wait, you think you saw the whole mining ship? From the size of it (9,368.7 meters according to http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/...), I'm thinking you barely saw the bridge in the movie.

JJ makes interesting movies. Lucas makes repetitive tripe.

Does it send email yet?
Not really. https://serverfault.com/a/8762...

It shouldn't take more than 3 lines of perl to do anything.

That is to say, systemd fixes udevd not init.

Why would we contribute to an obviously broken concept? Most of those complaining feel systemd falls into the "shred it and start over" category, not the "needs a few patches" one.