There is a function in Firefox to not try to load the restored tabs till you activate them. I recommend it. I hate about chrome that 5 youtube videos start playing at the same time whenever I start the browser.
Hibernating used to work on my i3 laptop with Linux Mint 17.1 KDE edition but stopped doing after an update. Didn't notice right away, I usually just use sleep.
I had one of those beasts at home,I thought it was beautiful and was very glad to not have to use chain paper any more (the stuff that's strongest at the perforations), but the cartridges did dry up rather quickly if you didn't print regularly and then you got stripes. It got replaced by a cheap laser printer that doesn't mind longer times of inactivity.
Interesting idea, but we need numbers. How much would the difference in length due to uneven heating have been in a realistic scenario and was that enough to cause sufficient damage to cause it to fail catastrophically?
Yes, some people have had great health benefits from taking placebos, till some jerk comes and tells them they are taking placebos. It's a rotten thing to do.
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There is a function in Firefox to not try to load the restored tabs till you activate them. I recommend it. I hate about chrome that 5 youtube videos start playing at the same time whenever I start the browser.
Sleep works correctly... close the lid and your laptop's state will be saved till the battery runs out 10 hours later.
Hibernating used to work on my i3 laptop with Linux Mint 17.1 KDE edition but stopped doing after an update. Didn't notice right away, I usually just use sleep.
I had one of those beasts at home,I thought it was beautiful and was very glad to not have to use chain paper any more (the stuff that's strongest at the perforations), but the cartridges did dry up rather quickly if you didn't print regularly and then you got stripes. It got replaced by a cheap laser printer that doesn't mind longer times of inactivity.
Kinds of like shopping: Who buys every item in the store? Yet someone else might like the stuff you skip.
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Imagining this to be said in Arnie's voice.
Please use the proper name: Torchwood Tower!
Have patience, young whippersnapper, solid evidence takes some time to fabricate properly.
Snap, wrote my brilliant reply to the wrong comment.
Have patience, solid evidence takes some time to fabricate.
Can't really see a correlation.
Everything heavy flew out the other side of the building in the first second with hundreds of miles an hour.
Interesting idea, but we need numbers. How much would the difference in length due to uneven heating have been in a realistic scenario and was that enough to cause sufficient damage to cause it to fail catastrophically?
Apple is doing the same. Flat = modern.....?
NT4 wasn't funny indeed. XP was surprisingly good the last few years of it's life.
The worst bloat seems to be the fucking flash plugin regardless of os or machine strength. Gets em down every time.
...before I even consider switching from 7. For crying out loud, I just switched from xp. I'd like to get actual work done.
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File a bug report.
Yeah, I once baught a bottle labeled "label 5". It also said there was scotch wisky in it, but it didn't taste mutch like that.
Yes, some people have had great health benefits from taking placebos, till some jerk comes and tells them they are taking placebos. It's a rotten thing to do.
You must have gotten compound Y
from xp. finally expecting some new stuff next week to replace my beige box.
But then again electron scanning microscopes have a way of killing whatever you put in them.