Contributed by deanna on from the get-in-your-car-and-drive dept.
Many companies still refuse to provide operating systems with documentation for their products. They give various reasons. Theo will dig through the truth and baloney, and explain the consequences, while providing a lot of hilarious material about the process. Vancouver, Seattle, Edmonton people can probably make it if they leave right now!
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By Anonymous Coward (69.70.207.240) on
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By Anonymous Coward (64.231.232.103) on
Hm? Whatchoo talkin' about? ;-)
(damn, you're fast :)
By sean (70.241.90.178) on
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By Anonymous Coward (206.59.235.113) on
> inherit hardware, not just when you buy conscientiously.
> Also important when you buy nice things without being as
> conscientious as you should/could be.
This is incorrect; if there is no open documentation, then there
won't be any well supported hardware to conscientiously purchase!
By Michael Osburn (67.40.47.80) Michael@mosburn.com on
By StatiK76 (68.145.127.225) on
You mean I just watched Ottawa clean the ice with the MapleLeafs AGAIN? and I could have been listening to Theo ... Geez... late notice indeed.
StatiK76