@nadnerB said:

@NattNatt said:

I do wonder who downvoted everything though...Guess the MOD's wont tell us though... 😛

There was a period of time where a coward was downvoting all posts made by a specific member just because they wanted to be a buttmunch.
This downvoting business on this thread COULD be an attempt at humour but I doubt it.

Most likely a spiceworks memeber here who didn't like the joke.

Foxconn is Taiwanese for those wondering. They are famously the assemblers of the Apple iPhone. But on their own, Foxconn is one of the largest technology manufacturers out there.

Double post: http://mangolassi.it/topic/8668/the-bash-shell-is-coming-to-windows

@Lakshmana said:

If I am using windows machine to check the machine in the Vmware means What can I do ???

If you know that it is Vmware, you already know.

Bitdefender lauch a new tool to detect ransomware, It's free.

https://labs.bitdefender.com/2016/03/combination-crypto-ransomware-vaccine-released/

The question that I have is... why did people used to choose to work when it was dark... and then happily work in the light when DST was introduced? What insane set of circumstances made everyone do something seen as a bad idea one moment but happily just "fix it" the next and then spend half of the year going back to the poor way again for no reason?

There are so many flaws with the DST theory.

To be honest, I wouldn't mind Unity if it wasn't so slow. I'd still prefer Gnome 3 because of the extensions though.

http://news.softpedia.com/news/owncloud-pi-device-to-run-on-snappy-ubuntu-core-16-04-lts-and-raspberry-pi-3-501904.shtml

WTF?

The needs of the many over the needs of the few - holy shit! bad day for open source everywhere.

Youtube Video

@tonyshowoff said:

@BBigford said:

@tonyshowoff said:

@BBigford said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Yeah, the GNU/Linux people seem to have died off long ago. It was one of those big trends once upon a time.

Richard Stallman died off? .... (joke)

I swear, in EVERY conversation I've heard him engage, he spins the conversation into the naming (GNU/Linux... NOT Linux). I think in the flick Revolution OS he talked about it no less than 60 times.

That movie also hinted at what a total psycho Eric S Raymond also is with his bizarre explosive behaviour. He's also pretty... pretty extremely sexist and actually not even really that technical, he's more like Stallman. What I do like is him complaining about Stallman, sometimes it's pretty funny what he writes and calls him out on.

I don't remember him being explosive in that movie. Got any examples to refresh my memory?

Well when the interviewer brings up that some people compare open source to communism, something that actually almost never happens in real life, his face turns bright red, he flips out and gives a very 1950s ice America view of life under Marxism. As someone from such a country, it was really strange. It did seem like he was trying to restrain himself.

Haha I forgot about some of those lines. Thanks for the refresh. Been a while since I've watched that flick.

@scottalanmiller true, looking forward to packages of Plasma 5.6. Running 5.5 now, quite OK but some buggyness 😞

@dafyre said:

That looks pretty slick. They get bonus points for accurately subtitled video.

That's because KDE understands accessibility.

That is a lot of updates!

Very interesting, that could be incredibly handy.