Comment Money (Score 1) 165
Keep that movement going on the share price, yes yes, no one needs coders. Learn code, as it's bollocks what they are saying, but whilst the market believes buy them shares.
Comment Crying (Score 1) 110
Crying that their AI isnt being used as much, crying that people prefer MS cloud services, crying they dont have the monopoly over cloud, AI, OS, etc etc. Funny how they don't like other companies having a monopoly over a certain areas.
Comment So? No IPV6 for ISP users, no IPV6 (Score 1) 320
So what? OVH are doing and more are doing it. This isn't going to push everyone to IPV6, it's the ISPs and everything in between, As if we can't natively connect to IPV6 IPs, it's pointless.
Comment Nah (Score 1) 283
We have a Kernel and people do what they want with it. It's why Linux is being used for many different roles. It's won, it's everywhere, if that is such an important thing. Move on.
Comment Re:Its been coming for a long time (Score 1) 141
Meanwhile, my Windows 10 install from 2016 still works without a hitch on my main machine. And yes, before you ask, I do have an old eeePC with Mint and a few Linux VMs, not to mention my server and a host of Pis. Linux-based OSs in my house exceed Windows installs 5:1. Still, my daily driver is Windows.
I kind of dropped from LInux at home. I still dual boot, but Windows as I game on my PC at home. Now workin, that's different. I use Linux as Desktop and servers Linux too.
Comment Re:Python and Ruby won't (Score 1) 219
I *know* they won't run....
From all the packages I tried to install, or had to exclude updating when I was at work.
Don't use the OS versions.
Comment Re:BSD? (Score 1) 345
Looked at this myself, more so for servers. But would struggle even more on the desktop. I use Netflix, Prime Video and other services like Spotify. But I understand the DRM aspect doesn't work in browsers under the *BSD desktop world. I spent years wanting access to services like this, Spotify have always had a .deb package, but the browser version works fine and client is easily installed on most distros these days. I know there are alternatives, but not interested in using them.
If I can login and just user all the web services I have used for years with BSD, that use the DRM in the browser for example, I'm all over it. Servers, I don't think the virtualisation management with services like web GUI is there yet.
If anyone can say otherwise on *BSD desktops and all has changed, I might give it a go again, would love to.
Comment Keep going! (Score 1) 5
This is so close! Would be awesome to see the goal!
Submission + - OpenShot Video Editor Achieves $35k on Kickstarter, Final Goal in Reach! (kickstarter.com) 5
JonOomph writes: The popular open source video editor, OpenShot, has less than 39 hours remaining on popular crowd-funding site, Kickstarter.com. The lead developer, Jonathan Thomas, has proposed a revolutionary new feature, which would allow users to offload CPU, memory, and disk cache to a local server (or multiple local servers), dramatically increasing the speed of previewing and rendering. The more servers added to the pool, the faster the video editing engine becomes (with the primary limitation being network bandwidth). If the final goal of $40k is reached in the remaining hours, this feature will be added to the next version of OpenShot.
Comment Uploaded a copy if needed (Score 1) 395
I have uploaded the PDF, to a seperate URL. Push it around social networks if you live in New York. If the original server goes down, people can use this one. Good luck all!
http://coloniesonline.co.uk/hurricane_map_english.pdf
Submission + - Reddit Co-Founder accused of Hacking MIT Computers (webmarketingwar.com)
An anonymous reader writes: New York Times has reported that Reddit co founder Aaron Swartz has been indicted for stealing more than 4 million documents from the highly prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) .
Submission + - FBI Arrests Alleged Anonymous Members (theatlanticwire.com)
Nominei writes: The Federal Bureau of Investigation has arrested people alleged to be involved with hactivist collective Anonymous, a bureau source confirmed today.
Comment Pretty old link (Score 1) 1
Pretty old link, but relevant in terms of the "pay what you want".
Be interested to see what comes out of this.
