Comment Hardware is ready; software is not (Score 1) 27
That's pretty much current-day Apple in a nutshell.
That's pretty much current-day Apple in a nutshell.
Nah, the first time it just fires a warning shot.
Oh man, I remember that. Over several months, Microsoft issued something like 60 consecutive patches ahead of the change... and everyone's Outlook calendar meeting entries were still off by an hour.
It matters not. Murphy is merely a puppet of Thanos, who has a sinister plan for Lumentum.
It's possible TFS is over-simplifying the design of the new system, but - why no ssh and no package manager? Why not make the underlying OS signed and immutable, but still allow stuff to be added / saved / deleted in userland? I'd think that would make for a significantly more user-friendly system with arguably only small security tradeoffs.
Sort of a cross between SELinux and macOS' security model, I suppose (and really Leonnart's ideas always seem to be riffs off macOS anyway).
Super Intelligence II Turbo Pro Max (Apple Edition)
I agree with you. Unfortunately, the same can be said for the current government of my own United States.
For example: everyone is always in favor of saving Hitler's Brain. But put it in a Great White Shark? Oh, SUDDENLY you have gone TOO FAR...
- Professor Farnsworth
Hey, you can still use the term "SI"... just have it represent "Slop Intelligence".
You had your own socks? Boy, you were lucky. I had to share a single pair of socks with my nine brothers and sisters.
In 1974 kids walked to school in the morning... uphill, in the snow. Then in the evenings they walked home, uphill again, and in the snow again.
How do I know? Because I was one of those kids. So you can take my word as gospel.
The real problem with blankets is how, in the middle of the night, they somehow magically move completely over to the woman's side of the bed without her being responsible for it at all.
I was unaware organic molecules had developed protective gear and spaceships. Thanks for the info!
It'd be a sneaky way to learn more about their grappler satellite too. https://www.twz.com/44054/a-ch...
Man, now I want to re-watch Outlaw Star...
And (I didn't remember this) the date is very to the point for us as well!
Real computer scientists don't program in assembler. They don't write in anything less portable than a number two pencil.