Seeing that this is about YSlow, just thought I'd mention that it isn't much of an extension. It'll make a few notes about your web pages (that you should probably already know if you created them) then give you links to Yahoo's website for suggestions on how to fix them.
So, in the spirit of cutting out the middleman, here's all the information you'd get about speeding up your web site without having to install YSlow: developer.yahoo.com...
Absolutely! I seems like an excellent direction from a business perspective, it will make it much easier for users who are familiar with all those proprietary formats to move in a different direction.
What if a unit was developed that didn't have to be worn and could affect large groups of people... I think we'd see a mysterious increase in church attendance
Microsoft could do a better job and just ask him to activate visio.
And it wouldn't be much of a hassle for him to just activate it.
but would would user's do if Open Office had similar hurdles?
"Universal health care" could mean... should just be
"Universal health care" could be accomplished... The use of "mean" has nothing to do with "meaning"
I'm not a huge fan of Microsoft, but last I checked they weren't having a problem with their Google page rank, so I do doubt that that was part of their "People-ready business" blog campaign.
Interesting to see this posting just a few hours after the posting about our Mechanized Future. Couldn't we say that the internet is helping Chinese fight unwanted censorship... thus improving their lives..
The introduction sounds a little too black and white, as if technology was either a blessing OR a curse. What about the idea that some advancements have improved lives while others have made things more difficult? I'm sure the author weighs pros and cons in a way that provides this more realistic perspective though..
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But for this to really have an effect, Viacom is going to have to tackle some bandwidth issues.
If the front and back of the unit take input from touches.. how do you hold it when you aren't actively using it?
If Microsoft charged Dell $300 for Windows, I'm sure we'd see fewer Dell systems with Windows on them.
I'd mod this informative, funny and interesting if I could!
Seeing that this is about YSlow, just thought I'd mention that it isn't much of an extension. It'll make a few notes about your web pages (that you should probably already know if you created them) then give you links to Yahoo's website for suggestions on how to fix them.
So, in the spirit of cutting out the middleman, here's all the information you'd get about speeding up your web site without having to install YSlow: developer.yahoo.com...
Absolutely! I seems like an excellent direction from a business perspective, it will make it much easier for users who are familiar with all those proprietary formats to move in a different direction.
Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer
What if a unit was developed that didn't have to be worn and could affect large groups of people... I think we'd see a mysterious increase in church attendance
With stakes so high, it seems the FCC is going to benefit the most.
Anyone know how much money the FCC currently brings in by selling thin air?
Microsoft could do a better job and just ask him to activate visio. And it wouldn't be much of a hassle for him to just activate it. but would would user's do if Open Office had similar hurdles?
Here's the discussion about that article. Plenty of opinions on both sides of the issue there.
or, just as accurate with a different twist http://finance.google.com/finance?q=USDCAD
It sounds like you've seen the film then, and would have seem the trip to Canada, France and the UK as well.
A play on words:
"Universal health care" could mean... should just be "Universal health care" could be accomplished... The use of "mean" has nothing to do with "meaning"
everyone can agree upon can be meaningless?I have a hard time seeing how something
If you need help getting some sort of meaning out of the phrase using these three words, I'd be happy to help out..Universal seems to have meaning
Health seems to have meaning
and even Care seems to have meaning
I'm not a huge fan of Microsoft, but last I checked they weren't having a problem with their Google page rank, so I do doubt that that was part of their "People-ready business" blog campaign.
They're doing it by hand in China. Here's a slashdot posting, referring to a photo journal about just such a thing.
Interesting to see this posting just a few hours after the posting about our Mechanized Future. Couldn't we say that the internet is helping Chinese fight unwanted censorship... thus improving their lives..
The introduction sounds a little too black and white, as if technology was either a blessing OR a curse. What about the idea that some advancements have improved lives while others have made things more difficult? I'm sure the author weighs pros and cons in a way that provides this more realistic perspective though..
My guess is they weren't using free software?
I wonder what this'll do to the "right to bear arms" debates.
"Stuff That Matters"... I understand a lot of nerds like scifi, but it doesn't seem like this is very significant news