Comment Something to look forward to ... (Score 2) 26
At last
Comment This s "news for nerds" .. The lesson is ... (Score 1) 222
The computer _should_ be taught to flag the double underscore as illegal, and flag this as an error. That is obviously not going to happen, However, the guy who used the double underscore should be jailed for using it for assault of ASCII, regardless of any other crimes he committed!
Comment Re: Already a problem regardless of underscore co (Score 1) 222
Comment Re:This Is Why I Ditched Ubuntu (Score 1) 58
Me too!
Comment Re:Excuses (Score 1) 55
I do use a Samsung phone with the ability to write dimensions on photos of equipment, but other than that, mostly use it to phone. I am still on the 2022 model, which was bought for me as a present.
What I really want, and would pay a fair price for today, is a properly supported Linux phone. (Hierarchical Drop-down menus, no icons). With the option to run OpenBSD on it.
Comment Re:Good old Labour (Score 1) 147
Comment Re:Perhaps business should chat with the US gov. (Score 1) 87
Comment In other news (Score 1) 66
Act now before it becomes illegal!
Comment Re:Capitalism wins again. (Score 1) 207
Hell no!
The car should be sold with a (double) DIN standard location where you can fit old or new appliance of your preference.
Using the radio to control the A/C as a means to prevent replacement should be illegal.
Comment Re:Sounds like a concept of an exploit. (Score 1) 111
Plus there is a bunch of other stuff running, and I only have spinning rust (Being old, my brain is not very fast).
Not sure how they will get any useable info out of my PC - other than it is probably not using Windows.
Comment The thing that's likely to hit ... (Score 1) 27
Europe is Dumping Windows as fast as it can - on security grounds. Europe does not have the American funding model, and many start-ups are individuals with no significant funding.
I have developed many Xilinx projects, and failed to develop many more because I could not afford the development software. Including military applications that could have run to very high volume. At that time, there were no realistic alternatives.
Comment Re:People Seem to Forget Problems Existed Pre-AI (Score 1) 121
By employing a load of rats. How did you do it?
Comment Re:Use it or lose it (Score 1) 121
Comment When I lived in Nigeria ... (Score 1) 65
Obviously there were not many - and it might have been rarity value.
Or perhaps no one had told them about mosquito coils.