Extended validation certificates were definitely a step in the right direction, with a pretty green favicon background. But that wasn't enough. So we went to Ultra-yotta-analprobed-extented-validated-certificates with a plaid favicon background, thus fixing the problem forever.
Every time someone writes on of these condescending "Hello people of...", I can't help but roll my eyes.
The internet is truly global, and you need to keep in mind all the time. Authorities all over the world are diligently chipping away at digital rights, and it's everyone’s problem.
Hehe, though seriously, going from a sedentary lifestyle to an active one involves a certain pain barrier. Perhaps as long as 2-3 weeks where you get all pain and no benefit. It's plain sailing, and all benefits after that.
OT: Troll mod? Not sure if the allocation algorithm changed, but the general quality of/. moderation is in the toilet these days. Make me want to not post.
Tethering the OS to external dependencies like this, make it worth less (or maybe even worthless) as an OS to me, regardless of the reason for doing it. And yes, linux distros are generally dependent on repositories, but you get to pick which mirror, including your own internal one.
The cloud and app store marking is hilarious. Inherently inferior mobile/touch inspired interfaces are not going to topple the desktop, because many people have real work to do.
I support the Antivirus industry, and anything else which causes insane demand for RAM/CPUs in normal users. Then I can keep my machines at the price sweet spot, and still have awesome specs.
It's your responsibility to avoid what you don't want to see. The other way round makes no sense because they world is full of pussies, each with unique sets of "crap they don't want to see". The sum of all those sets is EVERYTHING that exists.
Of course, what gets censored is decided on your behalf by some corrupt authority or other, which is why censorship is always evil.
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95% of those surveyed, felt that playing Bejeweled left their hair smoother, shinier, and easier to manage.
Google already does this. There are country specific warning messages, which appear at the bottom of the page when search results were ommited.
So nice sentiment, but you're too late.
Government is the_people_in_ government
Maybe it's just nostalgia, but I can't remember geocities being that bad.
Yes, I'm all for disabling these globally. No good has come of allowing people to comment, or vote on videos.
Business as usual then.
Extended validation certificates were definitely a step in the right direction, with a pretty green favicon background.
But that wasn't enough. So we went to Ultra-yotta-analprobed-extented-validated-certificates with a plaid favicon background, thus fixing the problem forever.
Every time someone writes on of these condescending "Hello people of ...", I can't help but roll my eyes.
The internet is truly global, and you need to keep in mind all the time. Authorities all over the world are diligently chipping away at digital rights, and it's everyone’s problem.
As someone from the pokemon generation, I actually do expect to catch 'em all.
Nor do you unduly wear out your body if you exercise correctly.
Being mechanical, the car analogy is useless.
Consider instead a shark, which must keep moving continuously all it's life, simply to breath.
Hehe, though seriously, going from a sedentary lifestyle to an active one involves a certain pain barrier.
Perhaps as long as 2-3 weeks where you get all pain and no benefit. It's plain sailing, and all benefits after that.
OT: Troll mod? Not sure if the allocation algorithm changed, but the general quality of /. moderation is in the toilet these days. Make me want to not post.
Good job I love exercise, so I don't have to go around calculating the bare minimum.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30ruBtLIvJM
Copyright violation detected. Scrambling all lawyers.
... the mouse deprecated the keyboard?
Tethering the OS to external dependencies like this, make it worth less (or maybe even worthless) as an OS to me, regardless of the reason for doing it.
And yes, linux distros are generally dependent on repositories, but you get to pick which mirror, including your own internal one.
The cloud and app store marking is hilarious. Inherently inferior mobile/touch inspired interfaces are not going to topple the desktop, because many people have real work to do.
Ah sorry, that joke reached EOL when firefox 5 was released.
Or even better, a rolling release.
In before autistic people throw a hissy fit as if their toy blocks got messed out of the correct order.
(But yes, the numbering system does seem to have lost its meaning)
I support the Antivirus industry, and anything else which causes insane demand for RAM/CPUs in normal users.
Then I can keep my machines at the price sweet spot, and still have awesome specs.
It's your responsibility to avoid what you don't want to see.
The other way round makes no sense because they world is full of pussies, each with unique sets of "crap they don't want to see".
The sum of all those sets is EVERYTHING that exists.
Of course, what gets censored is decided on your behalf by some corrupt authority or other, which is why censorship is always evil.
Micro-piglets stalk your dungeon. Beware!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGHmr3D4Mnc
This is bullshit. I'll configure everything back to how it was in GNOME 2.
Brilliant! Best Hitler reaction video yet.
Had to check TFA to see if he was on about apps as in applications, or apps as that mobile marketing bullshit dejour.
It was the latter.
Email registration just to watch a video?
Cool story bro.