Comment Re:-40 degrees (Score 1) 97
40 degrees Rankine plows your Kelvin in the poop chute and drinks its beer.
40 degrees Rankine plows your Kelvin in the poop chute and drinks its beer.
you exaggerate.
Linux Mint asks once to set, and then two times for system level configurations, just as example. I do SLES and Centos/Red Hat at work and it's less?
Of course, you can set a Linux box after install to let you do privilege elevation without password, for home box that's probably ok.
damage?
to stupid people who would blindly do what an AI tells them? They would join a dumb cult just as easily. or get conned.
Seems the "safety" is only needed for snowflakes and morons.
and politicians have had the same malfunctions for how long?
People are DUMB.
uh huh, acting on the Zeroeth Law for benefiting humanity as a whole rather than some subset of humans, R. Daneel Olivaw slowly irradiated earth to drive humans into the galaxy which caused immense suffering and death to billions of humans.
An Asimov robot would help raise Adolf's 3rd kingdom to redraw the globe to be better for future humans.
and that's how the geeks of the world hijacked and got girlfriend sexbots
you're funny, my friends that did see #2 say it utter shite
so you liked them? Are you 12?
so what are the most popular distros? Ubuntu, around for 20+ years, Linux Mint which is just Ubuntu with some lipstick, and both of those are just Debian with lipstock around for 30+ years.
Don't see what you're whining about, are you easily distracted by the version of the month? Just use one with huge userbase that has been around for decades, problem solved. If you don't like those Debian derived ones I mentioned then use Fedora or OpenSLES, also around for decades..
there is no problem.
by the way, they even included fax both ways with it some years back as schools in my district would accept that is lieu of my having to go to their office or mail stuff in. No problems.
wrong. I ONLY access my MFP over ethernet, some others in the house use wifi.
There is no problem; people who research before they buy have no problem. Oh, and my OpenBSD server at home uses it too.
No nightmare, sounds like you have a skill and research issue.
Preserving stock price from a temporary dip isn't the #1 priority of top executives. Guess again, it has nothing to do with stocks.
My hp laser printer/copier/scanner is 17 years old and going strong. Why do you buy garbage that needs replaced every few years and with ink cartridges too? that's costs way more money than what I spent, I'm still on the original toner cartridges though black is down to 10% now, might need replaced in two years?
you need to get some actual knowledge before spouting off. pc4 or 6 or postscript DOESN'T support all the features of the printer.
So you're a gen x'er who uses his printer for fun, got it. Meanwhile adults have things to work on.
Thanks for the laugh, kid
Rewriting most c/c++ with Rust should be a great thing for the world's most common business apps. The problem is they're going to try to have AI do it; if they used people to port over and refactor would be fine.
You have funny notion about 2015 and before printers. Printers had USB, ethernet and wifi in 2015 and before. Long before, 2010 the plug and play USB came out, ones with ethernet even older.
My HP multifunctional laser print/scan/copier thing is older than 2015 and going strong with usb/ethernet/wireless, in fact back then they put thousands of pages of toner in the cartridges so even the black is at 10% now. Time to think about replacing that for the first time ever but the other color are at 40%-50%
Generic postscipt often leaves behind fine control so pictures might look jagged, duplexing not working, transparency problems, color management not possible, margins cutting things off and not properly controllable.
Documentation is the castor oil of programming. Managers know it must be good because the programmers hate it so much.