DannyB2

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by DannyB2 8y ago
That doesn't mean they are regulated enough.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I was hoping Be OS would be the OS that Apple would pick when it failed at writing it's own new OS. But noooooo, they had to pick NeXT, and bring back Steve Jobs, and the rest is history. Apple is still about tech, to a degree. But
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I wonder if LLVM has a code of conduct? It would be an interesting project to develop a new open source CoC whose mere existence is a violation of itself. :-)
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by DannyB2 8y ago
The word 'harvested' is so much nicer than 'stolen'. That makes the 'optics' better. (i feel sick now)
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by DannyB2 8y ago
1001 Math Problems book. Does not compute. Page 102. Problem 697. If (x/5 + x/10 = 4) what is x? None of the four proposed answers is correct (4, 20, 40, 80). I get 40/3, which I can confirm by calculator.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I live with chronic pain. (ankylosing spondylitis) I take prescription NSAIDs and other drugs for a long time. Also a lot of acetaminophen per day. (Which I carefully monitor.) I also take, occasionally, narcotic pain killers (hydrocodo
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Write Drunk, DEBUG Sober :-)
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Yeah, I don't like monoculture. Even if Edge did run on Linux and were open source . . . . . . and I'm just being honest here, and I'm probably not alone . . . I just don't trust Microsoft. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe t
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Can this have anything to do with the increasing use of cell phones and tablets by small children? At a relative's house about a week before Thanksgiving, having McDonalds at the table, the children were actively busily engaged with no
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by DannyB2 8y ago
You can get Open JDK from any of the following places on them intarweb tubes, and they don't seem to fracture the ecosystem. Linux is available from many places, it may seem fractured, yet Linux seems to be taking over the world. Eve
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Holding Accountable means those PHBs should buy a commercially supported Open JDK. Just as you can buy commercially supported Linux even though Linux is open source. Production Ready is a different thing than commercially supported. Linux
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I heard that acronym expansion with a different A-word which ends with 'hole'.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
The best way to avoid conflict and encourage diversity is to force everyone to voluntarily think alike.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I am more skeptical about mega churches. But big or small, the thing I look for is the message. Is it a feel good, everybody is okay type of message? Or do they actually talk about sin, repentance and salvation? Jesus said that believer
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by DannyB2 8y ago
> He challenged his engineers to design an inexpensive radio that could be installed in most vehicles In the late 1970's, as a teen, I was given an old Motorola car radio. It was all metal, greenish blue, no plastic. It had vacuum
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by DannyB2 8y ago
What seems to be lacking is a viral clause so that when you 'be excellent to each other' the others are also required to abide by the same code of conduct.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
It is only Oracle that is limiting security patches to 6 months. Others don't necessarily have that limitation. Check out Adopt OpenJDK.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
For a Java program, just gather the "import" declarations from every single source file. Consolidate those into a single file, removing duplicates, sort them. You now have a list of everything used by your program. Remove all of
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Another question to ASCII is whether millennials can learn EBCDIC.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Just an opinion here. The article says a number of things about the Christian Heaven. But fails to recognize the premise is that people who go there are changed. On the inside. There is peace, on the outside, because there is peace in th
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I quoted that line exactly from TFA. (the friendly article)
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by DannyB2 8y ago
From TFA... > Maersk Line spent around $3.4 billion on fuel last year for its fleet of around 800 vessels. Wouldn't savings from wind power be bad for the petroleum industry? And therefore by lobbyist extension bad for everyone?
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Get your JVM from Oracle, Azul, Adopt Open JDK, Red Hat. You can either: 1. Update it every six months, for free, if you want to keep current with security updates. 2. Pay for updates on versions older than six months. 3. Not pay, not upgra
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Definitely not Linux Desktop as intended. Android is indeed quite different. Chrome OS is somewhat different. Today I use Crouton to run one or more Linux desktops (currently Ubuntu Unity and Xfce) on my Pixelbook. I've blown away an
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by DannyB2 8y ago
A userland Chrome browser is what Chromebook WAS. What it is becoming is a desktop. With Linux and Android apps integrated. There are a lot of good Android apps that would be useful on a laptop. There are a lot of Linux apps that are use
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I want to address a point that many here have replied to: > Given the disaster that has been Windows over the last few years Just because Windows has become stable and somewhat secure doesn't mean it hasn't been a disaster. Win
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Your statement proves the point that developing for Linux means having to support many choices. What patches will be needed for yet some different filesystem, or init system, or desktop interface? And how many hundreds or thousands of prog
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by DannyB2 8y ago
> A vast number of users use their computers to check email, look up things on the web, and type up an occasional document. Chomebooks. These may very well become the standard desktop / laptop Linux. * they are very secure * they ru
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by DannyB2 8y ago
I found a PDF here: http://cs.mvnu.edu/twiki/pub/Main/JimSkon/Computer_Networks_... And a Solutions manual PDF here: https://textbooks.elsevier.com/manualsprotectedtextbooks/978...
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by DannyB2 8y ago
What is a console? Definition: Console: (verb) To comfort someone in a time of grief because they are forced to use the command line. Oh, wait. You thought console was a noun?

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