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721.
by jamespo 10y ago
A lot of people think they know better and think it's just a case of a few webserver directives, but have no idea of the scope of the BBC content.
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by jamespo 10y ago
Elon Musk had pedigree
723.
by jamespo 10y ago
I fully agree, but there are trade-offs, dabbling with multiple OSes can make you "master of none", especially with the pace of open source development.
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by jamespo 10y ago
I doubt many people choose Linux primarily as a gaming OS. Gaming sounds of primary concern to you, for others they want the development environment and freedom of Linux and gaming is a very pleasant bonus.
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by jamespo 10y ago
The "anti-ioerror camp" is not a single group, the idiots attacking the building have very little support I would imagine.
726.
by jamespo 10y ago
that's a very long-winded way of also saying "but he does good work"
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by jamespo 10y ago
except each client could have its own seed
728.
by jamespo 10y ago
When did they join the EU?
729.
by jamespo 10y ago
Can you please give examples of these reprehensible policies?
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by jamespo 10y ago
Canonical also provide a product for free that powers an enormous swathe of the internet
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by jamespo 10y ago
I'd really like to see a palmtop linux machine with Psion 5 style form factor with a similar keyboard... these tiny keys are not great.
732.
by jamespo 10y ago
Sad to see Martyn Brown kicked out, I still remember writing to him at 17-Bit Software as it was then to get maps for the game "Dungeon Master".
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by jamespo 10y ago
How many people really did this compared to eg windows users attacked by cryptolocker?
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by jamespo 10y ago
I always thought the external table functionality was a terrible idea, but if the use case is just for import that's more reasonable. Don't you like SQL*Loader or something ;)
735.
by jamespo 10y ago
Are you too young to remember "the network is the computer"? And of course this worked in reverse, when Netscape released their commercial webserver Microsoft rushed to give away IIS.
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by jamespo 10y ago
Restricting a company from doing business as it likes within legal boundaries sounds pretty UnAmerican too.
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by jamespo 10y ago
How about "Amazon Alexa comes to countries outside the US"? That would be nice.
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by jamespo 10y ago
That's what they want you to think
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by jamespo 10y ago
Arch is an interesting choice of distro if you value stability
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by jamespo 10y ago
Hitting them by accident is very rare for me - I love them on my x220, even more so when you can map them in emacs to switch buffer.
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by jamespo 10y ago
Well apart from the millions of desktop PCs out there. One thing I like about my venerable x220 is the dedicated forward & backward keys that can also be used to switch buffers in emacs etc.
742.
by jamespo 10y ago
I bet they feel stupid now
743.
by jamespo 10y ago
They're useless if they refuse help
744.
by jamespo 10y ago
It certainly doesn't give the readability of Python or many other languages
745.
by jamespo 10y ago
The only solution to this would be effective treatment for ADHD I think
746.
by jamespo 10y ago
Can you explain how team morale improves if (for example) RHEL is used over Centos?
747.
by jamespo 10y ago
Yes, I thought pig tattooing as a spectator sport died out in the 70s.
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by jamespo 10y ago
What do you do now?
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by jamespo 10y ago
"he was Britain first Muslim cabinet minister under Corbin Frank"
750.
by jamespo 10y ago
"So you're asking me to pay for something we can get for free" said every Finance Officer ever...

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