jgomez1 - Slashdot User

Comment Nothing of value will be lost (Score 1) 57

by jgomez1 on Sunday August 04, 2024 @04:17AM (#64679354) Attached to: Journalists at 'The Atlantic' Demand Assurances Their Jobs Will Be Protected From OpenAI

when IA replaces journalists.

Comment I cant believe SystemD is still with us (Score 1) 175

by jgomez1 on Saturday June 22, 2024 @02:16PM (#64569343) Attached to: Systemd 256.1 Addresses Complaint That 'systemd-tmpfiles' Could Unexpectedly Delete Your<nobr> <wbr></nobr>/home Directory

When, oh when, will this horror of SystemD be purged and removed from Linux?

Comment Nobody gives a shit (Score 1) 39

by jgomez1 on Friday November 03, 2023 @05:56PM (#63978060) Attached to: OpenELA Drops First RHEL, 'Enterprise Linux' Compatible Source Code

Nobody gives a shit about Red-Hat nowadays. They are legacy.

Comment Obnoxious tourist found his match (Score 0) 292

by jgomez1 on Monday October 12, 2020 @06:35AM (#60597884) Attached to: To Avoid Prison For Leaving Bad Hotel Reviews Online, An American in Thailand Must Apologize

Obnoxious US tourist landed on a obnoxious country which DID NOT bog down to his obnoxious attitudes. Obnoxious country won. Shocking, I know.

Comment There is no pandemic (Score -1, Troll) 561

by jgomez1 on Sunday October 11, 2020 @02:09PM (#60595226) Attached to: He Called it a 'Scamdemic' - Then Saw His Family Getting Sick

There is no pandemic. It's just a Chinese flu, and that's all. A lot of people dies and has died every day in Human History, and it was never a big deal. It's not different now.

Comment Re:This reminds me... (Score 1) 185

by jgomez1 on Monday September 15, 2003 @12:28PM (#6964961) Attached to: Interview with Havoc Pennington of Red Hat

Veritas Bare Metal Restore relays on DOS boot floppies, with DOS SCSI drivers and DOS Ethernet-TCP/IP-NetBIOS drivers, when used with HP-Compaq Proliant Intel servers (which usually run Linux, Windows Server, etc.). You can hardly say Veritas is not a product being developed.

Also, Symantec Ghost 2003 still relays on DOS boot disks, also.

DOS is not dead. It just has gone kind of embeded on niche applications. Quite similar to what is happening with UNIX, in fact.

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