Tegumi Posts

Sansa makes relatively good budget MP3 players. There's the Fuze, but if you want something smaller you can get the Clip+. You can "upgrade" both by putting in a microSD card to increase capacity. Also, both play more obscure formats like ogg and flac.

I'd contend it's not worth it as SSD's are generally pretty expensive. That's a personal opinion, though. There is a noticeable read/write speed-up.

Read the rules.

He did make a new thread. I merged it.

Are you running dual fermi?

It appears that most users would like "Rate the song above you" to stay in Music, so it'll stay there until either:
1.) I forget (not likely)
2.) Some other mod moves it

Leach a dog?

Yes, but petitioning for your claim rather than just making another would be more appropriate. I'm giving you a warning for this.



I don't know which mod merged it yesterday, but I merged it this morning due to a number of reports on the thread. I was unaware of any agreements nor was I informed of the thread in Feedback. There is no attempted derailment here, at least not purposefully. Try not to jump to conclusions.

So your response to moderators merging the thread is to, in blatant defiance of authority, make another thread? Are you sure that's smart?

Remember, he said "get", not "produce" or "generate". ;)

You still wouldn't. I don't think you can walk into CERN and be like, "Give me all the data the LHC produces."

Haha, no, the LHC has definitely not been running since 2008. You might want to look into it a little more than just skimming their website. (Which in itself doesn't provide too much information.)

What is your point anyway? Nobody ever said that petabytes of data couldn't be generated.

I don't think it's even been running a year.

You wouldn't.
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=84879&start=15#3030926

Yeah, I've had Java crash while running Minecraft on Linux, which is why I'm saying Linux isn't immune to that issue.



So rather than lack of a CLI (which would be incorrect), the con to you would be that Linux terminal is more powerful than DOS.



Yeah, the average consumer isn't going to purchase a computer without an OS pre-loaded. So yes, ignoring this would be prudent.



sudo rm -rf /
;D



Don't worry Daedalus_, as I said before, I was nitpicking. I don't really have a problem with you or your posts.

Not a very difficult riddle, honestly.

Why is it disheartening? If anything vetting the information that gets posted in this section should give a measure of confidence to those who seek assistance or information here. I think so, at least.
Sorry I frighten you? I appreciate earnest and intelligent debate, I really do. You appear to offer it here, so I'm more than happy to respond.



I'd still contend that "Mac" is colloquial. Also, being contemporary is less important to me than accuracy.



Fair enough. But we should *still* maintain a distinction between software and hardware, especially since the OP asked about operating systems specifically.



That's merely a restatement of my point.



Now now, what did I say about this word "fast"? Also, it really depends on what operations you refer to.



Yes, but I was nitpicking. Saying that Linux never crashes is incorrect.



That ext4 is merely an incremental upgrade of ext3 would be considered a nuance.



I'm going to assume that the point of this was supplemental rather than contesting, since it came off that way.



What I meant by my correction was that for newer users, the incidence of having to use a CLI has greatly dropped.



I mean, it's a forked project. Also, not much to correct there.



Believe me, Linux isn't immune to it.



Re-iterating that it isn't all.



Stop using "fast". It's horrible. "Quick", while still an oversimplification, is much better.



It's not like the option isn't there, so why would it be a con?



I believe the distinction I made here was that it wouldn't always work.



I am pretty sure I didn't specify Windows here on the "pre-loaded" point.



Your personal experience differs from mine and that of many others I know. Both operating systems can last a comparable amount of time given proper care and use. As for poor care, most Linux users tend to be rather careful so there's not really a data set to infer from there. Also, I'd use "sluggish", not "slow". The latter much too often implies movement.



It was listed as a Linux pro. You should bring this up with Daedalus_.



No worries. I was actually having a bad day and that nitpick post was technically supposed to be a troll (as in the fact that I nitpicked, not that the information itself was troll).
Also, any point which I didn't respond to is either one I have no contest with or concede to.



I want to but I just responded to Intelus' post, so I'll leave it open for now if they want to respond. Hope this doesn't upset you too much.

Thread is now locked. mantisprime1250 has been banned for bumping this thread, along with several other rules he has broken recently.

Clearly the only way to know of an overused line in a semi-popular TV series is to watch it.

I'm not saying sorry. I'm saying I may say sorry if you clarify what you meat, but as far as I can tell you were just being an ass.