They’re getting slammed in court cases. I’d say they have motivation.
I saw something a few days ago where they were said to have mass-replaced the name of the software with their new name (in the code). Supposedly, little or nothing else changed. Y Combinator used to be better than this, at least I thought they were.
I think it enraged everyone, but when you’re already using a more secure system (Linux), the whiplash isn’t so surprising. Speaking as a non-Windows user, so just my outside observation.
I hope she goes away after this.
As others have said, keep finding and building projects for yourself. Maybe get this book if you don’t have ideas of things you can build: Exercises for Programmers: 57 Challenges to Develop Your Coding Skills
And the stock went up…
Pat him on the head, give him a cheetoh, and watch him tear the country apart.
It shows how polished Linux has become
Did you read what you wrote?
configured the ethernet interface as a private interface, installed the DHCP server so I could do away with the router
Yeah, you and I can do this. Most people can’t. Yes, Linux has become more accessible. Most people still can’t do this.
Also, we’re in beta
That means there might be a few hiccups along the way. If you run across any problems you can always let us know, and we’ll do our best to fix them.
I would have thought this is a disqualifier in terms of quality of the service, but if that’s acceptable to you then I’m glad you got something that works.
The kitties are still slightly suspicious after we left them for five days to visit family (a friend came to check on them). The little one just jumped up and back down after about ten seconds. That’s what’s happening here.
Agreed, and well-articulated. I think you (OP) need to ask yourself whether you’re willing to pay the appropriate market rate for the service or not. I don’t know what that is, but I expect it’s higher than you’ve expressed.
I came across this when looking up a quote a couple weeks back: bash-org-archive.com
No one is surprised.
Wrong. Dems are not Repubs.
If you’ll revisit my comment, you’ll see that I said:
I’ve been calling contemporary dems Reagan-era repubs for some time now.
Modern repubs are lunatic far-right nuts. Modern dems have the policies of Reagan-era repubs.
I’ve been calling contemporary dems Reagan-era repubs for some time now.
And have multiple copies in at least two locations of anything truly important to guard against disaster (such as a fire or regionally appropriate natural disaster). I got a spare drive to copy all the music that I’ve made and sent it to my father in a different part of the country. I could lose everything and be pretty bummed, but not that (without severe depression). I also endorse use of a safe deposit box at a bank if you don’t have someone who can hold data in a different city.
A security guard where I work asked me about it. I told him it’s a software project and he told me it’s a poem format. I told him I was aware of the original meaning.
A friend liked the design and asked about it. Two questions after only wearing it three times is a pretty good return for a new shirt. I buy a lot of shirts with neat designs and only a handful garner comments or questions.
My partner was jailed for the same lèse-majesté law violation when she criticized the monarchy on Facebook. She fled the country before trial and came to the USA. She’s fought harder for democracy than any currently-living native-born American citizen. Fuck the king. (This is in Thailand.)