IMO the article completely fails to describe the actual issue. - "Then there is the NAT function, where the 5-tuple of protocol, source and destination addresses and the source and destination port numbers is used as a…
I have yet to see an Android desktop.
Which two are those?
Did you just assume my color space preferences?
After reading this Linux rant and seeing how Apple is systematically marginalising its Pro customers, I'm actually inclined to believe you. Windows might be a pain for John Doe sometimes, but Microsoft also makes sure…
It's not. An Eizo EX3 sells for 85 bucks here, a Spyder 5 for 95. A ColorHug2 amounts to 115. Since the ColorHug2 doesn't include the actual calibration software, it is equal to the EX3. Paying 35% more just for the…
It appears that KDE could do much better without any actual effort. Just merge the existing code into the base packages like GNOME did, don't make it optional.
What attitude? Paying for something and then expecting it to actually work?
I wonder why five islamic terrorist attacks didn't seem to have any impact on Denmark, while France and Germany have escalated their police states to incredible levels. Is it also because of all the trust? Do people in…
...which is just how the whole clusterfuck begins. At the end we know that hardly anything in the whole stack works as expected.
TL;DR: Because most programmers are still so bad that FizzBuzz is still a good indicator.
Everything else is already contagious and rots my brain too. If anything rots our brains, then overused clickbait headlines.
IMO the article completely fails to describe the actual issue. - "Then there is the NAT function, where the 5-tuple of protocol, source and destination addresses and the source and destination port numbers is used as a…
I have yet to see an Android desktop.
Which two are those?
Did you just assume my color space preferences?
After reading this Linux rant and seeing how Apple is systematically marginalising its Pro customers, I'm actually inclined to believe you. Windows might be a pain for John Doe sometimes, but Microsoft also makes sure…
It's not. An Eizo EX3 sells for 85 bucks here, a Spyder 5 for 95. A ColorHug2 amounts to 115. Since the ColorHug2 doesn't include the actual calibration software, it is equal to the EX3. Paying 35% more just for the…
It appears that KDE could do much better without any actual effort. Just merge the existing code into the base packages like GNOME did, don't make it optional.
What attitude? Paying for something and then expecting it to actually work?
I wonder why five islamic terrorist attacks didn't seem to have any impact on Denmark, while France and Germany have escalated their police states to incredible levels. Is it also because of all the trust? Do people in…
...which is just how the whole clusterfuck begins. At the end we know that hardly anything in the whole stack works as expected.
TL;DR: Because most programmers are still so bad that FizzBuzz is still a good indicator.
Everything else is already contagious and rots my brain too. If anything rots our brains, then overused clickbait headlines.