Netscape is actually a surprisingly capable browser! It actually scores better on acid3 then firefox 2.0.0.12, opera 9.26 and most surprisingly IE7 or IE8, with a score of 58/100
Netscape navigator 9.0.0.6 (I have it installed just for laughs) shows the 3D button but the plugin shows some errors and crashes the browser if you try it anyways.
it is here right now in the alpha channel! It, has the new kick-ass type-inference javascript engine for a 44% speed boost on AreWeFastYet and has persistent app tabs.
you are not expected to for another 6 weeks when the next stable release comes out. They simultaneously work on 3 versions at a time. As we speak version 10 is being developed and 8 and 9 are being stabilized in the alpha and beta channels. As soon as the currently beta becomes a release version, the alpha becomes the new beta, and they build an alpha build from the nightly channel. This is only the first of several fx8 betas before release. New alpha and beta builds are constantly being created to fix new bugs as they are being found and as the builds are tested by new and larger groups of testers.
that is how the new rapid release process works! They simultaneously work on 3 versions at a time. As we speak version 10 is being developed and 8 and 9 are being stabilized in the alpha and beta channels. As soon as the currently beta becomes a release version, the alpha becomes the new beta, and they build an alpha build from the nightly channel. This is only the first of several fx8 betas before release. New alpha and beta builds are constantly being created to fix new bugs as they are being found and as the builds are tested by new and larger groups of testers.
just install grub to an alternate partition and create a 512 byte file (linux.bin) of the first section of that partition(containing the bootloader). Copy that file to your C: drive and add the to the list in your windows NTLDR. Then configure windows ntldr to automatically load the grub option. I am currently doing this with win XP and I don't see why it wouldn't still work...unless they have eliminated the NTLDR too.
It is essentially a variation of this method http://www.gnulinuxclub.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=138&Itemid=31
...and that is a bad thing? everyone was bitching about how unstable and bloated and slow it was so they did something to get the fixes out sooner to the primary user base. Now they are complaining that it is not bloated enough and that they are fixing it too often.
This is already fixed in version 7 (remember team memshrink?). Just wait a few weeks and everything will be fine. On the old release cycle you would have to wait another 6 months and you would get all kinds of useless features and GUI changes thrown at you.
There is no nthing to see here. Some boob threw a dumb idea out there about increasing the rapid release cycle and the community talked him out of it. Just like asa dotzler's removing the version number from the about dialog proposal, this is dead in the water. What this proposal did spark is more discussion on how they can work more productively and efficiently - which is a good thing.
I know if I was "locked in" I would be pretty pissed off at all kinds of people for not helping me and/or mocking me. not to mention the frustration of not being able to control your body.
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unfortunately you can only move the cursor at right angles, and if you shake it then the black and white screen goes blank
facebook for president!
Netscape is actually a surprisingly capable browser! It actually scores better on acid3 then firefox 2.0.0.12, opera 9.26 and most surprisingly IE7 or IE8, with a score of 58/100
Netscape navigator 9.0.0.6 (I have it installed just for laughs) shows the 3D button but the plugin shows some errors and crashes the browser if you try it anyways.
Here are the results of my own testing:
Works In:
firefox 7
google chrome
IE8
Does Not Work In:
safari 5.1 (windows)
Opera 11.51
I think you are looking for shaq not shatner
DUH!
it is here right now in the alpha channel! It, has the new kick-ass type-inference javascript engine for a 44% speed boost on AreWeFastYet and has persistent app tabs.
you are not expected to for another 6 weeks when the next stable release comes out. They simultaneously work on 3 versions at a time. As we speak version 10 is being developed and 8 and 9 are being stabilized in the alpha and beta channels. As soon as the currently beta becomes a release version, the alpha becomes the new beta, and they build an alpha build from the nightly channel. This is only the first of several fx8 betas before release. New alpha and beta builds are constantly being created to fix new bugs as they are being found and as the builds are tested by new and larger groups of testers.
that is how the new rapid release process works! They simultaneously work on 3 versions at a time. As we speak version 10 is being developed and 8 and 9 are being stabilized in the alpha and beta channels. As soon as the currently beta becomes a release version, the alpha becomes the new beta, and they build an alpha build from the nightly channel. This is only the first of several fx8 betas before release. New alpha and beta builds are constantly being created to fix new bugs as they are being found and as the builds are tested by new and larger groups of testers.
if you are using firefox 7 you should not have memory issues anymore
chrome has an even faster release schedule and it is actually gaining users at an ridiculous rate.
Firefox is not losing users because of the new rapid release schedule.
link is goatse
revolutions per minute! although it is more calculating then predicting.
RTFA
the vaccine does not prevent the virus from attacking it's host. It enables the immune system of the host to fight back and kill the virus
Any bets on how long it will take for them all to evolve into giant penises? It's only a matter of time.
you could remove the rest of windows, just not the loader.
if your computer didn't already come with windows you wouldn't have this problem.
just install grub to an alternate partition and create a 512 byte file (linux.bin) of the first section of that partition(containing the bootloader). Copy that file to your C: drive and add the to the list in your windows NTLDR. Then configure windows ntldr to automatically load the grub option. I am currently doing this with win XP and I don't see why it wouldn't still work...unless they have eliminated the NTLDR too. It is essentially a variation of this method http://www.gnulinuxclub.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=138&Itemid=31
...and that is a bad thing? everyone was bitching about how unstable and bloated and slow it was so they did something to get the fixes out sooner to the primary user base. Now they are complaining that it is not bloated enough and that they are fixing it too often.
This is already fixed in version 7 (remember team memshrink?). Just wait a few weeks and everything will be fine. On the old release cycle you would have to wait another 6 months and you would get all kinds of useless features and GUI changes thrown at you.
There is no nthing to see here. Some boob threw a dumb idea out there about increasing the rapid release cycle and the community talked him out of it. Just like asa dotzler's removing the version number from the about dialog proposal, this is dead in the water. What this proposal did spark is more discussion on how they can work more productively and efficiently - which is a good thing.
The brand doesn't matter for the router, but I suppose it would be cooler looking if it were Asahi or Stella Artois than if it were Budweiser
I didn't know Budweiser made routers!
I know if I was "locked in" I would be pretty pissed off at all kinds of people for not helping me and/or mocking me. not to mention the frustration of not being able to control your body.