Does anyone know if this feature is back yet? I stopped upgrading KDE because I like having different background images per-desktop and this feature was dropped in favor of the somewhat clunky activities system.
I'm not suggesting that innovation doesn't exist elsewhere. Not at all, what I said, which I thought I was very clear about was where the hub is located, and it's not eastern Europe or Asian countries.
But these countries you speak of are very likely in the wrong geo to be useful contracting partners. Software engineering can take place anywhere but the current hub of innovation exists in the western world. GMT -7 -- GMT +1.
I just love this service. I have a number similar enough to my day to day it's easy to remember, and I use that to give out to anyone and everyone that demands your phone number. The fact that MMS made no difference for what I use it for (mainly a way to screen unwanted calls). I'm glad to hear they're updating things, but from what I can tell, it looks exactly the same to me as it always has.
I've been a user since their beta days, and I can say the service generally works well with a few exceptions in the UI. Most notably it's slow, very slow, and the TOR interface seems to be even slower. Combine that with lack of features (like mailbox purge) and mandatory space constraints it makes the service very hard to use for day to day messaging needs. That all said, I really do like the service and find the entire concept of browser based encrypted UI, with encryption handler happing within the browser itself very interesting and a neat way forward (possibly for larger sites like gmail in the future).
Okay, so the reference is to human caused activities vs other? I can't seem to locate the total green house gas production, only the total "human caused". The numbers are big, relativity, but meaningless without proper context? If it's 16% of 0.0000001% of the total, then who cares? If it's 16% of 100% then that's concerning.
Global warming is a complex process resulting in increased total energy of the biosphere. What we have been told is a narrow story about carbon, methane, air temperature and hand wavy claims about sea levels. We simply don't know what we haven't been told. We can't guess where the gaps might be. It is inexcusable we weren't given the data.
The issue has been, and countenues to be that the source data has been adjusted, abridged, or modified from its original form. There may be good reasons for this, however doing so has thus far resulted in poor performance of the climate prediction models and overall distrust of the conclusions reached by awg supporters.
3 or 4 bankruptcies and literally hundreds of businesses under his name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... or in other words a failure rate of 0.6% to 0.8%. Or if that doesn't do it for you a success rate of 99.4% to 99.2% for his business holdings.
Trump has stated that he would be "looking into" the H1B situation. Many talking heads, supporters and haters are assuming this means that changes are coming. The money thinks changes are coming, so likely changes are coming but he's not in office yet. In either case this is more winning for Trump even before he's entered office. Very much new CEO strategy.
“Climate change is the greatest security threat of the 21st century,” said Maj Gen Munir Muniruzzaman, chairman of the Global Military Advisory Council on climate change.."
This is my feeling as well, however I've also aways had the feeling that the situation over there in archive land may not be so professional and seems to have grown up from a basement project. I would think that they would be better served emulating, or becoming part of the wikimedia foundation which has considerable experience (and qualified expertise) to deploy copies of the archive in many different foreign countries.
Anyway, as I see Apple being pressured to bring back jobs to US (yeah, lots of luck with that)
My understanding is that this is less to do with possible pressure from the next administration and more to do with the massive counter-fitting problem they're dealing with
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Does anyone know if this feature is back yet? I stopped upgrading KDE because I like having different background images per-desktop and this feature was dropped in favor of the somewhat clunky activities system.
https://www.kde.org/announceme...
I'm not suggesting that innovation doesn't exist elsewhere. Not at all, what I said, which I thought I was very clear about was where the hub is located, and it's not eastern Europe or Asian countries.
I can get my hands on non-counterfeit 18650 and A123's!!
But these countries you speak of are very likely in the wrong geo to be useful contracting partners. Software engineering can take place anywhere but the current hub of innovation exists in the western world. GMT -7 -- GMT +1.
I just love this service. I have a number similar enough to my day to day it's easy to remember, and I use that to give out to anyone and everyone that demands your phone number. The fact that MMS made no difference for what I use it for (mainly a way to screen unwanted calls). I'm glad to hear they're updating things, but from what I can tell, it looks exactly the same to me as it always has.
I've been a user since their beta days, and I can say the service generally works well with a few exceptions in the UI. Most notably it's slow, very slow, and the TOR interface seems to be even slower. Combine that with lack of features (like mailbox purge) and mandatory space constraints it makes the service very hard to use for day to day messaging needs. That all said, I really do like the service and find the entire concept of browser based encrypted UI, with encryption handler happing within the browser itself very interesting and a neat way forward (possibly for larger sites like gmail in the future).
http://www.thegatewaypundit.co...
Except for the zero proof that the RNC was hacked and repeated denials from the RNC chair that the RNC was hacked.
Bah *revolations
CNN ceased being a credible news organization after the wikileaks revolutions
PHB?
Okay, so the reference is to human caused activities vs other? I can't seem to locate the total green house gas production, only the total "human caused". The numbers are big, relativity, but meaningless without proper context? If it's 16% of 0.0000001% of the total, then who cares? If it's 16% of 100% then that's concerning.
Global warming is a complex process resulting in increased total energy of the biosphere. What we have been told is a narrow story about carbon, methane, air temperature and hand wavy claims about sea levels. We simply don't know what we haven't been told. We can't guess where the gaps might be. It is inexcusable we weren't given the data.
Excellent point.
>16% of global greenhouse gas emissions
Citation please? Human caused or total?
The issue has been, and countenues to be that the source data has been adjusted, abridged, or modified from its original form. There may be good reasons for this, however doing so has thus far resulted in poor performance of the climate prediction models and overall distrust of the conclusions reached by awg supporters.
3 or 4 bankruptcies and literally hundreds of businesses under his name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... or in other words a failure rate of 0.6% to 0.8%. Or if that doesn't do it for you a success rate of 99.4% to 99.2% for his business holdings.
Trump has stated that he would be "looking into" the H1B situation. Many talking heads, supporters and haters are assuming this means that changes are coming. The money thinks changes are coming, so likely changes are coming but he's not in office yet. In either case this is more winning for Trump even before he's entered office. Very much new CEO strategy.
Talk about jumping the shark.
“Climate change is the greatest security threat of the 21st century,” said Maj Gen Munir Muniruzzaman, chairman of the Global Military Advisory Council on climate change.."
This is my feeling as well, however I've also aways had the feeling that the situation over there in archive land may not be so professional and seems to have grown up from a basement project. I would think that they would be better served emulating, or becoming part of the wikimedia foundation which has considerable experience (and qualified expertise) to deploy copies of the archive in many different foreign countries.
Anyway, as I see Apple being pressured to bring back jobs to US (yeah, lots of luck with that)
My understanding is that this is less to do with possible pressure from the next administration and more to do with the massive counter-fitting problem they're dealing with
Still no useful bookmark support. Really the only reason I haven't switched mplayer / smplayer on my HTPC.
*Clinton* sunk the Clinton campaign years ago with her own poor decision making and convoluted strategy to avoid pubic scrutiny.
*Microphone drop*