Windows here, so far so good...

I knew that stop sign emoji would be trouble...

I did some searching a few weeks ago and what I saw suggested that that was still the case. But this person could have been fully licensed for all we know from the article.

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That wouldn't last long if I were a coder there... Theme of my coding practices: Oops, let's try that again... Followed immediately by "What do you mean unexpected end of file?!"

@Dashrender said:

@scottalanmiller said:

I bet that it is way above 50%.

I suppose, I was just thinking that people will have no clue what it means.. and therefore half will say yes, and half will say no... but you're probably right, because people don't want to break anything, 90% will probably say yes in the hopes fewer things will break with yes.

That is what I suspect, anyway.

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Some good points. I like the one that stated keep it lean and keep it mean.

I've not gone over my Linux install as much as my Windows boxes,.. and not done nearly enough on Windows, but I generally attempt to shut down anything I am able to that isn't needed on Windows. It's not a good way to judge things, but when I see a system running 100 or more processes, I wonder what is going on.

Overall, Ubuntu does very well often keeping slightly ahead of Windows, but in one set of test Windows performance dramatically better.

@coliver said:

Holy crap... is that kind of thing insured against?

Not likely (and not in this case since they had to write down the losses.) How do you insure against giving money to someone?

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