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Comment Education (Score 1) 674

Yeah, imagine pie in the sky social systems that treat people with respect like they are educated and well meaning. Reality check, in Europe we are now invaded by illiterate muslim barbarians that come here for the free money, want Sharia and reproduce as fast as nature allows. Political correctness made us incapable of defending ourselves, we don't stop them at the border, we just submit like sheeple to be slaughtered by Allahu Akbar yelling jihadists. Our civilization is going extinct, a new dark age begins now and who knows how much is going to last.

Comment Re:If this were in Europe (Score 1) 1097

Yes, I'm a fucking idiot, thanks. Aside from that, interesting example you gave. So this muslim asshole has a history of crime, is sentenced to prison, yet, he is released by the groveling weaklings so he can actually kill a few innocents. Typical for the self defeating attitude in the Western Europe, right now.

Comment If this were in Europe (Score 2, Insightful) 1097

If this were in Europe, it would be: "30 people shot by 2 gunmen for religious reasons. Police is negotiating with them". I'm European. Most of us are groveling weaklings. We will go extinct. Barbarians will destroy our civilization. Too much socialism will kill us. USA, you must keep your guns, you must defend yourselves! I like Texas, people carry some balls over there.

Comment Something to consider (Score 1) 268

The World lives in peace until it suddenly doesn't. Before 9/11 the possibility that some weird psychos that nobody knows about would fly jets into WTC was un-conceivable to most people. Maybe the same way that an EMP attack is now... Think how pleased the islamic beardos would be if they could brick all the UK civilization in a second. Then, without any cars, any TV, any interwebs and Facebook, with medical services turned to shit, there will be a lot of time in the day to pray, Allah likes.

Comment Re:Thoughts from someone who lives in China (Score 1) 334

Are you a Westerner? Are you Chinese paid by the Communist party or Foxconn to make China/Foxconn look good on the internet? (if you're actually genuine, sorry for saying this, but it's a real possibility) I believe all Foxconn workers that will talk to the Western investigators will be required to say that everything is great. Else, worse things than just being fired will happen to them. Do you think this will happen? I live in an ex-Communist country, so I have experienced party propaganda first hand.

Comment Possible solution (Score 1) 666

Tell the CIO that if you use CentOS, you cannot be fully responsible for the security and eventual problems on the systems. Ask him to sign a piece of paper where he assumes responsibility in case support is needed. Tell him also that any major application (like Oracle) is not certified on CentOS. Again, ask him to assume responsibility for running applications on an OS that is not certified. Say that you'll be happy do it and let him collect the laurels _if all goes well_ but if not, you just can't be hold accountable because your professional opinion is that you need support.
Firefox

Firefox 3.6.4 Released With Out-of-Process Plugins 261

DragonHawk writes "Mozilla Firefox 3.6.4 went to general release today. The big new feature in this release is out-of-process plugins (OOPP). This means things like Flash, Java, QuickTime, etc., all run in separate processes, so when Flash decides to crash, it won't take your browser out with it. If Flash starts consuming all the CPU it can find, you can kill it without nuking your browser session. I've been using this feature since it was in the 'nightly build' stage, and it was still more stable than 3.6.3, just because Flash was isolated." And reader Trailrunner7 supplies another compelling reason to download 3.6.4: "Security researcher Michal Zalewski has identified a problem with the way Firefox handles links that are opened in a new browser window or tab, enabling attackers to inject arbitrary code into the new window or tab while still keeping a deceptive URL in the browser's address bar. The vulnerability, which Mozilla has fixed in version 3.6.4, has the effect of tricking users into thinking that they're visiting a legitimate site while instead sending arbitrary attacker-controlled code to their browsers."

Comment They will not close anything (Score 1) 476

They have announced recently that they will double the salaries for workers in Foxconn factories in China. Ok, so that got everybody to calm down, Apple and the Chinese workers as well. They actually don't intend to double those salaries. They launch this rumor (let's call it a Smoke Grenade) that they will close factories in China. After they let it simmer for a while they'll say that to keep factories open, they can't double the workers salaries but give only a 10% increase at most. Nobody will say anything else than "thank you for letting us keep our jobs".
Media

Scribd Switches To HTML5 177

drfreak writes "This story from OSNews describes Scribd, a site for uploading and reading documents, switching from Flash to HTML5. The major reason for the decision was that HTML5 supports all the major points of the site's previous functionality, so they saw no point in using Flash any more. The big improvement in the rollout is that documents are now first-class citizens of HTML and no longer need to sit in a Flash 'window.'"
Government

The Woes of Munich's Linux Migration 314

mikrorechner writes "The H Online has a writeup of the problems encountered by LiMux (Wikipedia entry), one of the most prominent Linux migration projects in the world, trying to introduce free software into the highly heterogenous IT infrastructure of the City of Munich. Quoting: 'Florian Schiessl, deputy head of Munich's LiMux project for migrating the city's public administration to Linux, has, for the first time, explained why migrating the city's computing landscape to open source software has taken longer than originally planned.'" Here is Shiessl's blog, in which he details some of the transition problems.

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