Russian Terminator?

"You got a problem...you're gonna die."

Disassemble?

There's probably still an incarnation out there but I used to love Macromedia Lingo as featured in Director. There's still a big market for interactive CD's right? Right...hello?

I think OP is referring to the speculation that Ian's Twitter may have been compromised and that it wasn't him who was posting the seemingly out of character tweets.

I spoke with some guys running the Ubuntu booth at last year's IBM Enterprise conference in Vegas. They were there to tout their System p distro and when I quizzed them on the potential of a z port I got the deer in the headlights, what are you talking about look. Now that could've just been the guys I was talking to and there may well be some z enthusiasts back at Shuttleworth Towers but from my experience they really didn't seem interested. If you're really serious about running Linux on z you most likely run SUSE (SLES), Red Hat is actually rather behind on the platform.

I remember when some video of them presenting Looking Glass at some conference and the cheers that went up when they demonstrated the rotating windows. I also remember spending a lot of time getting the LG3D WM working on some very old hardware. Fun times!

CICS Initial Release: 1968.

Unix Initial Release: 1969 (internal to Bell Labs) 1973 (external).

I think this is the real question. SLES is a product for servers/high uptime systems. Perhaps I'm ignorant but I don't know of many server lines that use ARM CPUs. It makes sense for them to be on x86/64, Power and z (s390x) but not much else for SLES. OpenSUSE support for as many architectures as possible is probably sensible but I'm not sure that there's need for the enterprise-class ditro to do the same.

Or to reframe without the authority worship:

We likely don't know the full story here. I suspect it could have gone like this:

* Someone has their phone plugged into a socket labeled 'Not for public use'.
* PCSO notices, says "Unplug the phone now or I'll call the real police on you because RULEZ!".
* Man asks reasonable question of costumed imbecile thereby challenging the tiny bit of authority costumed thug believes they have.
* Costumed tax leeches aggress against peaceful person who has harmed nobody
* Man gets rightly indignant at baseless aggression
* Higher paid costume wearers extort/kidnap for contempt of cop

I think the first year should read "1988" no?

It's a lot easier to discredit the polls when most of them are run by partisan hacks who want to shape public opinion with the appearance of objectivity and independence, just like the news media.

CMR 3 may be my favorite racing game of all time (off-road category!) I agree that the series went to hell with Dirt, just as the NFS series went to hell when "Underground" came along. NFS3: HP and HP2 are two of my favorite games.

Yep, I use it daily in z/VM!

I think he's saying that if you've been swindled by the false website they'll likely publish a checksum that matches their bogus binary so even if you did do a hash comparison it wouldn't throw up a red flag because it would match the one they're providing. I think you may be assuming that people who are fooled by this have the sense to download from the fraudulent site and hop over to the official site to do a hash comparison. I suspect that's not the case!