Install Linux?

Wondering how long until "Felon Musk" starts trending

In case it wasn't obvious already: you should have got a degree. You depended on a vendor, and as expected the vendor screwed you.

"When I look at some web sites, I get the impression that the person who built the web site was not caring about good communication, but was wanting to get experience with JavaScript." Exhibit A: https://medium.com/javascript-... The webshit who wrote this article is in his first year of a software "engineering" degree at an Indian University, and he's recommending next year's hottest webshit technologies.

Here's an AMD response to some FUD that probably was probably paid for by Intel.

Also, why would you try and bury a guy in the clothes he was wearing when he died, never mind the fact that he's wearing probably millions of dollars in functional hardware that's owned by the company. And why would an alien spacecraft have a nuclear plume? If they're travelling on nuclear fission (not even fusion) they're not as advanced as they are portrayed.

The only thing they've achieved with this is to make it harder to find the "correct" version to download. I'm not going to pay full price to see a post credits scene

Dark theme: because for some reason developers are overwhelmingly choosing to not stare into a bright white light all fucking day and/or night too, even going so far as to install browser extensions to make all websites dark.

And all this for what? So some fucking design wankers can apply their print design knowledge to something that isn't a printed page.

No shit sherlock

And that's where you're wrong; cost was merely the trigger that made them decide to go ahead with this multi year project

from their site, explaining the rationale:

You must be one of those people who only read the headline and think you know what's going on.

Budgeting must be hard for you, so reduce the numbers to something within the realm of your usual lifestyle:

If your electricity provider decided to raise your bill to 10x what it was last year, you would be also want to shop elsewhere, or for a more 'IT' scenario

If MS decided to raise your Azure fees by 10x, you'd start porting your shit to AWS or Google etc

Have any of these big dramatic exits from the Windows OS ever actually gone as planned? I can't think of one that hasn't gone "casters up."

Google did this nearly a decade ago.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/te...

That's what the 'etc' was for, dipshit.

I have a Chromebook, It allows multiple user accounts, even a guest account.

It even has a quick "note taking" feature that does not require a login, just pull out the stylus and the default stylus app opens

I bought an Acer Chromebook tab 10 recently, it had an update to allow me to use Linux on it. I've either got a new enough kernel already for a device that came out last year, or they have updated my kernel (unlikely) Either way, the implication is that one does not need a June 2019 or newer ChromeOS device to use Linux.

You should have moved already. There already was a move to a UWP world. It eventually failed, but around the same time, my main OS changed from Windows to Linux Mint. Windows has been banished to a VM where it can't cause me any long term problems.

Now consider that the chance of encountering spoilers is why the opening weekend was so good for Marvel, being a fanboy pretty much guarantees a second viewing, and that the fanboy search for Easter Eggs in the movie can lead to >2 repeat viewings