Out of all the tier 1 US carriers, Sprint's plans are IMO the best. Except for the stupid $10/month "smartphone data" fee, which is bullshit.
Unfortunately I live in the taint of the country, and don't have any hope of actually getting 4G data on my 4G phone until Sprint completes their LTE network vision and I get an LTE capable phone.
Hopefully Gingerbread will finally go OTA this week and make me forget these things.
Chasing a userbase that doesn't exist (computer illiterates not on Windows), thereby making actual users suffer
Infecting itself with a disease called Mono
I like Mint. It's easy to install and I can do what I want to the desktop. As long as there is a KDE version of Mint I'll keep using it. If there isn't, I'll go looking for another distro where KDE is used (it won't be Kubuntu).
I used to be a GNOME user back in my RedHat/Gentoo days, along With E.16. E.17 is teh seksi, but I haven't tried it yet.
It seems to me that Samsung and their lawyers all have a vested interest in being able to differentiate the two products, since that's the crux of the case.
There are no consequences. Make the players endure a court martial and maybe their actions would change.
This is another reason why the Elder Scrolls series is so incredibly good: if you're seen killing an innocent, you instantly get a bounty on your head, guards chase you relentlessly, and you have to pay the price (although there are ways around it for cheaters).
But I suspect developers of FPS games aren't that interested in moral realism, just graphics and sound.
Sprint is the only major carrier left that offers unlimited data plans.
And as for crappy phones, I quite like my Epic 4G (although I'm still waiting for Gingerbread before I root it). I've heard rumor that the iPhone 5 will be dual band (GSM and CDMA) and that it is coming to Sprint in October.
And when everybody freaks about LocalStorage and the browsers hamstring or disable it, the trackers will just fall back to using the HTML5 ping attribute which is near perfect for tracking people without cookies. It's one of the many reasons why HTML5 is broken and flawed, but nobody seems to care when there's video, audio, and canvas elements. The only inarguably good thing about HTML5 is the forms improvements.
Mods, please irrevocably suspend user account MyCleanAss (#2444274) as an obvious spammer. Also, please pursue legal action against this person who is clearly violating the Geeknet terms of use.
From what I can see, most of the people who are snatching up the cheap TouchPads are developers/modders who realize:
What a steal they are are $99 and $149
They won't last long (if they're not gone already)
Android will be ported to TouchPad well before the end of the year. HP's exit from the tablet market only damaged Motorola and Samsung tablet sales, and only for a short while. What they should learn from this is that they can't sell non-iPads tablets at iPad prices.
If these are the types of apps Gnome is focusing on, they clearly are chasing after a market that they don't have (and won't get anytime soon) while abandoning the market they do have.
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Elections stopped working years ago. It's time for an Article V convention.
You are dangerously close to having your geek credentials revoked for saying IE is a good browser.
Perhaps, but any mortal software would need to be reinstalled. Or did T(u)FA leave that part out?
Out of all the tier 1 US carriers, Sprint's plans are IMO the best. Except for the stupid $10/month "smartphone data" fee, which is bullshit.
Unfortunately I live in the taint of the country, and don't have any hope of actually getting 4G data on my 4G phone until Sprint completes their LTE network vision and I get an LTE capable phone.
Hopefully Gingerbread will finally go OTA this week and make me forget these things.
Ballmer's crystal ball doesn't function the way you might expect. Why? Because it's actually a Palantir.
Which begs the question: is Ballmer Sauron, Saruman, or Denethor? Hmm, maybe he's actually Pippin...
Because last I checked (over a year ago), Kubuntu was flaky as hell.
I use Mint KDE because GNOME is
I like Mint. It's easy to install and I can do what I want to the desktop. As long as there is a KDE version of Mint I'll keep using it. If there isn't, I'll go looking for another distro where KDE is used (it won't be Kubuntu).
I used to be a GNOME user back in my RedHat/Gentoo days, along With E.16. E.17 is teh seksi, but I haven't tried it yet.
It seems to me that Samsung and their lawyers all have a vested interest in being able to differentiate the two products, since that's the crux of the case.
Screw you, Lars.
Well, MS has to pay somehow for scraping Google for Bing results.
Skype already ruined Skype.
There are no consequences. Make the players endure a court martial and maybe their actions would change.
This is another reason why the Elder Scrolls series is so incredibly good: if you're seen killing an innocent, you instantly get a bounty on your head, guards chase you relentlessly, and you have to pay the price (although there are ways around it for cheaters).
But I suspect developers of FPS games aren't that interested in moral realism, just graphics and sound.
Just about any act can be used to legitimize another act. Whether the legitimization is rational or logical is another matter.
Personally, I think one of these groups should adopt "If you've done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear" as their slogan.
Sprint is the only major carrier left that offers unlimited data plans.
And as for crappy phones, I quite like my Epic 4G (although I'm still waiting for Gingerbread before I root it). I've heard rumor that the iPhone 5 will be dual band (GSM and CDMA) and that it is coming to Sprint in October.
Since you brought it up, no, it hasn't. They pocketed that money so their quarterly reports would look better.
And if they thought the stock would dive, they would have waited until friday evening to announce it.
I'm guessing it'll be somewhere around $11.95 per ticket.
And when everybody freaks about LocalStorage and the browsers hamstring or disable it, the trackers will just fall back to using the HTML5 ping attribute which is near perfect for tracking people without cookies. It's one of the many reasons why HTML5 is broken and flawed, but nobody seems to care when there's video, audio, and canvas elements. The only inarguably good thing about HTML5 is the forms improvements.
No functional difference there.
Mods, please irrevocably suspend user account MyCleanAss (#2444274) as an obvious spammer. Also, please pursue legal action against this person who is clearly violating the Geeknet terms of use.
From what I can see, most of the people who are snatching up the cheap TouchPads are developers/modders who realize:
Android will be ported to TouchPad well before the end of the year. HP's exit from the tablet market only damaged Motorola and Samsung tablet sales, and only for a short while. What they should learn from this is that they can't sell non-iPads tablets at iPad prices.
Remember that SMS rides on an allocated but otherwise unused slice of spectrum (I forget the details), so this is pure profit for them.
If these are the types of apps Gnome is focusing on, they clearly are chasing after a market that they don't have (and won't get anytime soon) while abandoning the market they do have.
Nah, that's Miguel de Icaza.
Now we know the Reality Distortion Field can perform basic image processing.