Seconded. The only practical use I have for auto-refresh is to know if my connection failed while I was away.

Which company would that be?

You missed a turn. Development of the FHS passed into the hands of the Linux Foundation, and it became part of the LSB. That's to say, they did pick it up and use it, and then continued to develop it.

IIRC Ubuntu Phone hasn't switched to systemd.

Uber usually turns off surge pricing in extreme situations. Say they didn't for some occasion - will Google kick them off?

The problem, IIRC, was containing spam. Since Github and others now offered full-functional alternatives, the fight against spam wasn't worth it.

... Oddly enough. At least, that's what the Play Store says. Maybe some other restriction in place.

Didn't Windows drop the Unix subsystem in recent versions (SUA or whatever it was called)?

Even when the documentation contains the egg?

How long is this "finite time"? My Windows Steam client has been offline for months - I'm behind a campus proxy and can't be arsed to use a proxifier or VPN on Windows. I use Wine + redsocks + tor on Linux to update the SteamApps directory as and when needed, but otherwise there's no connection between the Wine Steam and Windows Steam.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R...

nmcli, nmtui, nm-tool all use small letters.

Did you really just say that Oracle fixing "what" you told it do makes it better at SQL, because SQL is about the engine figuring out the "how"?

Like spouses?

Chrome itself isn't available in the repositories of Debian or Ubuntu. Chromium is. Mint may have it. The usual way is to get the deb file from Google, which adds a source entry for Google's repos.