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zomggg u guys play so many games... I don't have time for that :p
This weekend spent all day at beach :) FUCKING AWESOME OCTOBER! http://tempo.sapo.pt/local/oeiras with no wind! zomggg u guys play so many games... I don't have time for that :p
This weekend spent all day at beach :) FUCKING AWESOME OCTOBER! http://tempo.sapo.pt/local/oeiras with no wind! Why do all games and almost all other programs leave so many entries in the registery after you uninstall them?? Why can't the uninstall process include deleting all those entries??
Always confused me... To prove they were there. And because they are lazy. Ideally, one should install programs with an installation manager that logs all changes and is capable of unstalling everything completely.
such as your brain, guided by millions of stickies on your monitor. Software isn't up to that standard yet.
Package managers? Pah. does left over registry entries matter though? i mean, presumably, only the application in question is going to actually use them so if it's gone, it's just a bunch of data doing nothing.
Steve jobs has died today. This man was a marketing genius and for sure a visionary in computing. He made Apple an awesome company, producing marvelous products.
RIP Steve, I'll miss you. Today I wore running shoes... inside the house! Couldn't find a turtleneck, sorry buddy.
But it is a real sad thing nonetheless. The guy was very young, and certainly a character who many people loved and admired.
I don't really feel any kind of sadness that Steve Jobs is gone. He had a great life and accomplished more in his life time than I will in mine.
Don't see where all the admiration comes from. For example he didn't build the original Apple computers nor the the modern tablets.
He's the same as Bill Gates, but I doubt Bill Gates will get quite the adulation when he pops it. Or in other words, random multi-billionarie businessman dies. Whoopie. He can afford to have a body transplant or something. Or he will pay scientists to figure out a way to have his consciousness inserted into a computer so that he can then live forever on the internet.
because he's a damned good philanthropist.
Steve Jobs, whether he gave back or didn't, I associate with marketing. And marketing, my friends, is fucking evil. See Bill Hicks. Why do you say that?
I also had heard that Bill Gates had given much of his wealth to charity. Is that not true? Have you given more money to charity? Have both helped many people, driving industry and creating jobs, if nothing else. That is good for everyone.
I just read I probably die in 23 sept 2037.
By that time I ain't got extra lives any more. I will radically absorb anything that looks like a medkit. I know this sounds crazy as I'm nor death yet. I think I am more scared to know when I die, as that I will do. (I think) I never filled in the opinion investigation. The problem with giving billions to charity is that it is treating symptoms not causes. Lets say that the results of disease in africa are related to the on-going warfare and lack of developement in the area. Okay, what (mainly) led to this warfare? Western intervention. Why does the West get involved? Because africa sits on some of the largest reserves of raw materials on earth (see the Congo and Coltan which is pretty much feeding our lovely electronics industry).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coltan Why does the west have such an appetite for these resources? Because it constantly requires growth and expansion. Bill Gates (and Warren Buffet et al) from one hand operate the machinery of international capitalism and give us all it's horrific results, then from the other give us part of the money they made exploiting the world to fix some of the symptoms of their own actions. You might argue that money would be better spent trying to dismantle the current political-economy and replace it with one that doesn't require most of the world to live in poverty. http://www.lrb.co.uk/v28/n07/slavoj-zizek/nobody-has-to-be-vile
urgh 5 in the morning posts. <collapses>
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