Agreed. I really hope that Sailfish OS will continue to be developed. However, given their recent financial trouble and tablet disaster, I am unsure whether they will make it.

I find it ironic that the generation that started pushing cheap, unmaintainable gadgets to the consumer 'to save costs' now complain that we do not fix our own stuff anymore.

Fuck you, babyboomers.

Modern wet shaving is rubbish. Overpriced cartridge systems, harsh chemicals to soften up the beard and mediocre results. I prefer a good DE razor with a traditional soap. Easier on the skin and I get better shaves.

<quote><p>That's why I'm so glad that Disney took over the franchise. As this chart shows, the less involvement Lucas has with Star Wars, the better it will be for fans and the future of the franchise.</p></quote>

You know you are bad when being taken over by Disney means progress.

Sounds great for Steam games!

(ok, ok, misted water != steam)

Yes, in between my own house and having a little son, gaming time is very limited.

...or Italian motorcycle for that matter. /ducks

^This! Sony has the nasty habit of using their own proprietary 'standards'. My wife still has an old Vaio lying around with a MMC reader, which is Sony only.

Don't forget Phil Collins!

I agree with all of the above. Furthermore, many servers require as much uptime as possible, making reboots on patch tuesdays less than practical.

When I drop my phone, I want Chuck Norris to cringe in fear!

Good troll.

I for one am unsure why in the first place the original article was written. So the guy played a character with a vaguely-but-not-quite similar technology some 20-odd years ago, so now his opinion counts? What's next, Arnold Schwarzenegger on Roombas because he used to play the Terminator?

Second, how did this end up on the /. frontpage?

Which country are you from, AC? I know many many baby boomers who were able to retire early, because they could speculate on the value of their houses. Nowadays, younger generations are barely able to earn enough money to pay for their houses.

So use a LESS compiler then: edit LESS-file, compile to CSS, test CSS locally, upload to server. Rinse and repeat.