It would be great if they could just leave it alone, but if they do that it could stop working in unpredictable ways because the underlying system that it's controlling has changed.
Screw that. They let the disk formatting utility sit for 30 years and it worked.
Counterpoint: Knowing the identity of the people on a plane is kind of important if they need to identify the remains after a crash.
If only the airlines had some kind of meatbag manifest before takeoff... call it a 'passenger list' if you will. That might do the trick without unnecessary surveillance.
The startup's license prohibits the use of Codestral and its outputs for any commercial activities.
"We have no idea how we're going to make any serious money on this."
first with chiclet keyboards in 2004, first with back-lit LED screen in 2005, first with switchable graphics (an APU and a discrete board) in 2006, first with a Blu-ray burner in 2007. It is also known for bloatware but that's not a problem for those who purchase the version that ships with Debian.
Bullshit. The first laptop to feature a chiclet keyboard was the Mitsubishi Pedion in 1997 (which was conveniently rebranded as the OmniBook Sojourn by Hewlett-Packard). Sony's computers always bit the big one from a repair perspective.
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