Comment "I'm Just Misunderstood" Defense Employed (Score 1) 440
"It's not what it looks like."
"I would never do something like that."
"You just don't understand."
"Trust me, I wasn't doing anything wrong."
"It's not what it looks like."
"I would never do something like that."
"You just don't understand."
"Trust me, I wasn't doing anything wrong."
This is free speech working the way it should work.
I refer you to the XKCD panels about the First Amendment.
http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/fr...
Or camouflage some nuclear missiles?
They are not in charge.
For me, KDE was too feature rich with more sizzle than steak. I gave it up when KDE 3 was launched and moved to Icewm, then to LXDE, and now using LXQT.
[x] Can not see Russia from his porch.
[x] Does not own a pig or lipstick.
[x] Able to name all of his children from memory.
[x] Is aware that the Founding Fathers did not know the Pledge of Allegiance.
[x] Has no unmarried, pregnant daughters promoting abstinence.
[ ] Understands that smoking tobacco kills.
[ ] Knows that Carbon Dioxide is the cause of Global Warming.
[ ] The movie Titanic is not a metaphor for the USA today.
[ ] Realizes George Washington was not a Republican.
Close.
Microsoft has implemented a Linux shim that translates all the native Linux system calls into the corresponding native Windows call and back.
http://blog.dustinkirkland.com...
Demo of running native Linux ELFs on Windows
https://sec.ch9.ms/sessions/bu...
Think of it as the reverse of WINE -- I dub it CHEESE.
Just so I'm clear, Does LINUX run in MS Windows or is it just Ubuntu that runs?
While I have been a big proponent of Firefox in the past, I've begun to abandon it for Google-Chrome,
Since FF continues to chase G-C for features and seems to be more like G-C every release, why not use G-C?
It's faster and I can get my most-used extensions there and FF is dropping support for my favorite FF extensions.
Grandpa Munster
i.imgur.com/G8LGrnY.png
I suspect they are losing market share because they are chasing Google Chrome and abandoning the traditional browser market.
They are no longer a fast, flexible web browser.
Dropping support for their long-time plugins is bad move, IMHO.
If this "person" was involved with X.org, and then just decided to keep the domain to himself, this course of action is called illoyality, a very damning evidence of someone who should be shunned at all areas.
‘Illoyalty’ has been looked up 658 times on woktionary, is no one's favorite word yet, is on no lists yet, has no comments yet, and is not a valid Scrabble word.
There seems to be some relationship between StartsWithABang and Forbes. All the submissions are to Forbes links.
StartsWithABang appears to be a shill and needs to be banned.
Click to find out what happens next!
Even that story links to Forbes for the "Answer".
Even that story links to Forbes for the "Answer".
The most important early product on the way to developing a good product is an imperfect version.
