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by lmickh 14y ago
Yes, the scale of wars has not been on the multinational "total war" level the last half century, but it is hardly been peaceful. Just more along historical norms pre-World Wars. That is normally true of wars following more encompassing c
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by lmickh 14y ago
I'm pretty sure that matches my statement about bending the world to match your Ideology. Odd that you would disagree when saying the same thing...
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by lmickh 14y ago
The mid to late 20th Century was largely about the contest of ideologies. While there may not have been as much mass bloodshed, it was no more peaceful. Proxy wars were fought across pretty much the entire globe. Other conflicts also eru
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by lmickh 14y ago
He claims the rights have reverted back to him. They would be stupid to risk a lawsuit by continuing to sell the book. Especially since based on the tone of the article, it doesn't sound like it was doing particularly well anyway. I think
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by lmickh 14y ago
That is not true of all Steam games. Some games that rely on Steamworks will fail when they lose connection. Others have no real DRM at all. The executables can be run completely independent of Steam. Spend a year or more in a local with
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by lmickh 14y ago
I would suggest looking into the Redhat certifications. Even if you don't want to take the test, they cover a wide range of topics that will give you a good base. The list of exam objectives alone will point you in the right direction to
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by lmickh 14y ago
Increase in demand for Linux talent may indicate an increased use of Linux. It also sends up a flag for existing MS shops that says "Don't bother cause you won't be able to hire easily". A significant chunk of MS's total cost of ownership