The kernel change in WinXP really helped stability. It was certainly easy to have a bad install with any of them though.
Win98 SE was my personal “best experience” with Windows, with WinXP a close second. (Though this likely has to do with the hardware and tasks I was experiencing at the time.)
Remember how much people HATED Win95? They still moved to it to escape DOS, but still. Loads of hate.
Ah, but I bet those monkeys produce more text than Shakespeare! At least within the last 6 months!
The joke is that Shakespeare is dead and no longer producing text.
Seems a better prompt could solve that.
One’s dishwasher is not exposed to a harsh environment. A large percentage of code is exposed to an openly hostile environment.
If a dishwasher breaks, it can destroy a floor, a room, maybe the rooms below. If code breaks it can lead to the computer, then network, being compromised. Followed by escalating attacks that can bankrupt a business and lead to financial ruin. (This is possibly extreme, but cyber attacks have destroyed businesses. The downside risks of terrible code can be huge.)
What was the timing of the US Senate vote to not release the Epstein Files?
That is the nice thing about the American Way. Just call up the neighboring states’ militias and ask who didn’t show up for drills and if any weapons are missing.
We know.
There are a number of people that have a home in the country with their family, and they travel to the city to work. Sometimes they are homeless during the work, or rent a small room.
No, it is not the ideal solution, but it is a solution. Fixing the housing situation is beyond most people’s power, and it will take a long time for those trying to fix it to actually fix it.
Alternative Headline: Billionaire Signals States Should Speed Fiber Rollout
Hate this guy.
There is only one Linus in Linux. Torvalds.
I agree with you. The implications are staggering.