Comment Re:To put this in retrospective (Score 1) 108
So which pint is human sized? The Imperial one or the US one? Same question for ton.
Comment Re:Learned x86 first ... explains so much of world (Score 1) 183
As far as I can tell Linus also learnt 6502 and 68K before x86, on a Vic20 and a QL.
Comment Re:How Bullshit Budgets Are Made. (Score 1) 113
If by 'brand new' you mean at least a decade old then yes
Comment Re: Why can’t Reddit “unprivate” (Score 1) 299
How many of that 7-8 billion want to do free work for somebody who has shown they don't give a toss?
Comment Re:Corporate bailout? (Score 1) 61
How is calling Starliner the Calamity Capsule friendly to Boeing?
Comment Re:So much for Humdrum Refreshes (Score 1) 180
So Apple have been wasting all that space for years!
Took them long enough to think it through,
Comment Re:Thought Crime (Score 4, Funny) 288
You could just have said 2033, you would have looked slightly less barking that way.
Comment Re:Thought Crime (Score 5, Funny) 288
Thankfully there is a God and this , how shall we say, anthropomorphic not-so-white noise will receive its due.
Care to give a date?
Comment Re:So "PCs are dying" became a fact for him? (Score 2) 98
Casually stating the assumption as if it was a real thing
You either work, and use a real PC with a professional OS, like Linux
There appears to be some disconnect between these two statements.
Comment Re:I'm an Atheist (Score 1) 109
Whataboutism is a perfect description of your previous comment.
Comment Ownership of Sky (Score 2, Informative) 101
It's a bit misleading to say the Rupert Murdoch owns Sky, New International holds about 40% of Sky, and the Murdoch family hold just over 30% of News International. It's really an object lesson in how to maintain control with large but minority shareholdings.
