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10y ago
TL;DR: socially fun "one click" JavaScript free software development
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10y ago
In turbine aircraft engines that is not the case though. Injecting water inside turbine engine causes fuel to go unburned, hence the black smoke.
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10y ago
Remember to put glue into the USB ports.
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10y ago
I think it is sort of hard to asses the "true value" of a game, but I do agree with you that No Man's Sky is No Where Close of being worth $60 in comparison to other games.
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10y ago
That is still under 2 hours per day. Not that much in my books, especially if you do not watch TV or play other games...
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10y ago
>This is the big question to me... when is the right time to go? Could a natural extinction event happen in the next 50 years? If the answer is 'yes', I think we should go as soon as it is possible. Humanity has been much close
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10y ago
Emphasis on "most suckless projects". The point was that you can verify the integrity by reading the source code. The actual limits to this depend on many things.
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10y ago
Bleh. It is the same brouhaha that surrounds every overhyped game. This has been going on for ages. I guess the new twist is that gamers pay up front, sometimes years ahead, and that only adds to the disappointment when the game actually co
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10y ago
And with "compete monopoly" I was referring to Microsoft who has abused its position on the market multiple times to thwart competition. You have to understand that "Linux" differs greatly from Microsoft Windows(R) becau
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10y ago
I get somewhat weary when I hear somebody say that "Linux is a failure on x because..." Anyway, where did you get that definition? It is the view of the Linux Zealot. To say that it some sort of general definition is just silly. Y
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10y ago
Not because of Programmers who think that the time spent writing documentation would be better spent programming some more? ;)
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10y ago
The other channel: read the source code yourself before compiling. This actually possible with most suckless projects since they are just a couple of hundred lines of C...
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10y ago
Actually being "free/open/libre" software has had everything to do with the success of Linux. However, I've heard the high cost of UNIX licenses in the early 90s was the reason why Linus decided to start his project
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10y ago
The argument does not imply that killing animals for food is wrong, but that it is wrong to disconnect people from that reality and expect them to make moral decisions.
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People are far removed from seeing the actual results of their decisions. Humans are also very good at self deception. Even if you sort of know your beef is butchered, it carries little meaning since you never have to see it happen. Same go
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10y ago
I find it scary when a browser window appears from nowhere.
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10y ago
Yes. My point was that it is trivial for Microsoft to implement support for an open system, compared to implementing support for a closed system such as Windows. There would be better support for running Windows applications under Linux if
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10y ago
It is rather trivial for Microsoft to implement support for Linux. Also, if Windows source code was freely available there would be support for Windows applications on Linux.
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11y ago
>Phones and tablets? Complete write off. My smartphone is basically a toaster. Android and iOS make what could be a general purpose computer into a Fisher Price experience. It's really sad to me. I'm not sure where are you comi
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11y ago
Use dev time to dev something that makes money ;)
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11y ago
It's called 'unstable' for a reason. New stuff breaks. Often.
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11y ago
Perhaps not, but that was the core of your argument, wasnt it? That Linux is still in the sorry state it was back then, in the way that still, in 2016 Linux is behind the proprietary OSes? Sorry to break it to you, but this is simply false.
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11y ago
I really can not understand how anyone would trust Windows or anything else from M$ after what they have pulled off so far. Go with Linux if you want to build on something that is not built on sand, greed and damned lies.
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11y ago
I must say you are quite delusional to argue that Linux desktop is still in the same state as it was in 1997.
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11y ago
Doctors mostly do their work inside the system and their knowledge is limited to "legal" options. In my experience you cannot even mention weed without being stigmatized as a "drug user". For me, weed works very well, I