I personally prefer "Office XML". "Office Open XML" is cumbersome to say and easily gets confused with OpenOffice. I usually read it as "OpenOffice XML"
There is one thing that has seriously inhibited me from looking seriously at Opera:
I can't figure out how to make a cookie whitelist (the "Exceptions" list in Firefox). The best I can find is Allowing/Denying cookies on a per-site basis.
You trust a site.. on the internet. You are an idiot. I trust Linux, and I got that from the Internet. But generally, you are correct in your statement.
Time out" and "standing in the corner" are the same thing. Not quite. Time out far me meant I had to stay on my bed without access to toys, books, etc. One could pass the time with a reasonably good imagination. Pens became space ships and the ceiling fan was a Death-Star-like space station, for example. When in a corner (facing the wall), the best you could do was listen to the rest of the family carry on with their lives or look for the equivalent of cloud images on the walls. Fortunately, my parents never caught on that the corner was the more unpleasant punishment.
It says that the Facebook generation can't imagine a life of only email. It doesn't claim that email is entirely obsolete, just that it does not fulfill all of their communication needs.
Microsoft must have identified which patents, in particular, they feel Linux is violating or else a Japanese company wouldn't have been persuaded to buy it Force Japanese company to sign a non-disclosure agreement?;-)
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You did not list GPLv3, of all things. Which I find odd, since you listed GPLv2, LGPLv2, and LGPLv3
How is this much different than using Gspace or some equivalent to automatically sync a file in your google storage box? Besides better integration,
Don't want to Burst your bubble...
I personally prefer "Office XML". "Office Open XML" is cumbersome to say and easily gets confused with OpenOffice. I usually read it as "OpenOffice XML"
There is one thing that has seriously inhibited me from looking seriously at Opera:
I can't figure out how to make a cookie whitelist (the "Exceptions" list in Firefox). The best I can find is Allowing/Denying cookies on a per-site basis.
In his defense, just under his name the article says it came from the "as-far-as-i-can-throw-you" department.
Burning karma, are we?
Well, that's new.
You can only move markers 200 yards from the original location. IT'S A SMALL WORLD A-AFTER ALL...
Move the border 200 yards south?
We kinda have to. He is using Vista in the screenshots.
Begone and take your IE with you.
Smooth sailing for you doesn't guarantee it for everybody else.
Maybe "In Those Times"?
Misspelled Proprietary.
Wouldn't the math be 2007-20+3?
I, too feel that the notion of email playing a minor role in communication is BS. And I also resent the "SomeSocialNetworkingSite Generation" labels.
It says that the Facebook generation can't imagine a life of only email. It doesn't claim that email is entirely obsolete, just that it does not fulfill all of their communication needs.
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