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  • #71
    Originally posted by tuubi View Post
    My point was that even very intelligent people might simply not care about which operating system they're running as long as it adequately serves their purpose, certainly not enough to replace it. Thus you cannot infer anything about the intelligence of the user from the operating system on their computer.
    I did not say that I say people that use windows are dumber, except maybe in the mean people who use linux are smarter I am shure.

    But that was not the question, I just said if people got installed a ubuntu from somebody because they are not able or they belive that they are not able to install it their own, are to a higher change less intelligent than people who install it themself.

    The chance is higher that their IQ is lesser not that every single one is more stupid. And btw it was more like a quick idea collection what COULD be the reason for having so much ubuntu users on wikipedia, because I thought the numbers could not be representing the real distro-market-share. But we found at least bigger reasons that explain them so this reason is less likely a big point if even a point. (like that each mint user gets registrated as ubuntu user in this log).

    So maybe I am wrong at this point, like I said that was not the point, it was just a random guess in the search of reasons.

    UPDATE: it was just a random thought, even if I am right here, I dont think that dumb people really use wikipedia more. I think at least you know a way to get your information, what is again a sign of intelligence. (no 100% proof again)
    Last edited by blackiwid; 22 February 2014, 12:49 PM.

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    • #72
      Yeah, yeah. Elitism is the word. Shall we now proceed to prove our intellectual superiority by quantifying our collective knowledge of operating systems, Linux in particular, thus making explicit how much more awesome we are than all the sorry muggles who have never even compiled a kernel?

      Bleh, I'm too tired to do even sarcasm very well, sorry.

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      • #73
        Originally posted by tuubi View Post
        Bleh, I'm too tired to do even sarcasm very well, sorry.
        its maybe wrong to mention something like that, again it was not my intention to go to deep down this route, but ok...

        But that makes my sentences not wrong. its just true that linux got used first basicly only on universities more or less and from students... and even today the linux-usage rate on universities is shurly higher, and again the mean iq from students is most likely higher than the iq from non-academic people.

        You maybe dont like it that people talk about that but it is still the truth.

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        • #74
          I once thought I was smart just because I could make my own OS (at least it boots!), something very few people are capable of doing. Then I went to understand that I wasn't that special; the really smart people are mathematicians and physicists (and perhaps philosophers). So no, being able to code whatever you imagine (being good with computers) does not make you special.

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          • #75
            Originally posted by WorBlux View Post
            ChromeOS is hardened Gentoo + some other crap thrown in on top. So yes it really is GNU/Linux, unlike android which tried to avoid everything GNU where it can.
            So can I do 'emerge gimp' on ChromeOS to get gimp for example? Or can I install ANY open source app on it using any method without hacking it first? If not, then it's not GNU/Linux.

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            • #76
              Originally posted by tuubi View Post
              Yeah, yeah. Elitism is the word. Shall we now proceed to prove our intellectual superiority by quantifying our collective knowledge of operating systems, Linux in particular, thus making explicit how much more awesome we are than all the sorry muggles who have never even compiled a kernel?

              Bleh, I'm too tired to do even sarcasm very well, sorry.
              Originally posted by nll_a
              The funny thing is it's people who can't even write properly who say shit like that.
              And by funny I mean as in ridiculous.
              Here's my point of view:



              In this computer era where, despite abundant freedom of choice between Windows, Linux or something else, all operating systems at the end behave identically according to pre-installed BIOS components, the point is not which computer is better to use, but first of all do we need to bother with this machines at all. Fascism, communism, capitalism, socialism, democracy included, from first to last these are all systems built on one and the same motherboard - the state. It is not mentioned anywhere and nobody speaks of it, but choosing the lesser evil is not the only option. If "good" is not on the list of offered options, why choose anything at all in the first place?

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              • #77
                Originally posted by sarmad View Post
                So can I do 'emerge gimp' on ChromeOS to get gimp for example? Or can I install ANY open source app on it using any method without hacking it first? If not, then it's not GNU/Linux.
                Depends what you define as hacking: http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/...on-base-images

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                • #78
                  Originally posted by freeman View Post
                  Here's my point of view:
                  In this computer era where, despite abundant freedom of choice between Windows, Linux or something else, all operating systems at the end behave identically according to pre-installed BIOS components, the point is not which computer is better to use, but first of all do we need to bother with this machines at all. Fascism, communism, capitalism, socialism, democracy included, from first to last these are all systems built on one and the same motherboard - the state. It is not mentioned anywhere and nobody speaks of it, but choosing the lesser evil is not the only option. If "good" is not on the list of offered options, why choose anything at all in the first place?
                  Here's my point of view:
                  In this coffee era where, despite abundant freedom of choice between Arabica, Robusta or something else, all coffee at the end behave identically according to "pre-installed" flavor components, the point is not which coffee tastes better, but first of all do we need to bother with this coffee at all. Thea, cola, juice, milk, beer included, from first to last these are all refreshments built on one and the same idea - the liquid. It is not mentioned anywhere and nobody speaks of it, but choosing the lesser evil is not the only option. If "good" is not on the list of offered options, why choose anything at all in the first place?

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                  • #79
                    Originally posted by Ferdinand View Post
                    Here's my point of view:
                    In this coffee era where, despite abundant freedom of choice between Arabica, Robusta or something else, all coffee at the end behave identically according to "pre-installed" flavor components, the point is not which coffee tastes better, but first of all do we need to bother with this coffee at all. Thea, cola, juice, milk, beer included, from first to last these are all refreshments built on one and the same idea - the liquid. It is not mentioned anywhere and nobody speaks of it, but choosing the lesser evil is not the only option. If "good" is not on the list of offered options, why choose anything at all in the first place?
                    Attention, coffee can make you forget a big big difference:
                    From the same link (more to come in the next days)



                    The satellites patrol from the sky, and down on the streets there are so many surveillance cameras that you cannot even count them. As we listen to and watch smart televisions, so they listen to and watch us. The less we lose ourselves, the more is known where we are and how we are. The faster and easier we think, the less frequently we reflect on suggested conclusions. They named them intelligent cities, and we kissed even the lowest level of our privacy goodbye. Centralization of personal memories into corporative clouds is a new fashion trend. Soon after becoming firstly a prerequisite for employment, having a bank account suddenly became a prerequisite for the existence of life in general. The use of cash is banned. Even if you're employed, without a microchip you're without money.

                    Thinking about difference between system software and operating systems, here's once again the last part, just in case tomorrow you call me to drink few beers together:

                    The use of cash is banned. Even if you're employed, without a microchip you're without money.

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