The/etc/X11/ dir is optional on any recent Xorg versions, this is not related to systemd or the init system in any way. If/when you need to start making customizations to the default Xorg setup, you *can* do it in/etc/X11/ .
I don't think he made any such assumption:
"Some of our potential paying customers are using it without paying, and some non-potential customers are using it without paying."
TFA: "Razer says the magnetic field put out by the Hydra base station is 20 times weaker than the Earth's magnetic field, so it shouldn't affect objects such as credit cards, HDDs or speakers in the surrounding area."
2.5" refers to the platter size, the actual size of that form factor is 2.75" wide. And that passport is an external drive, which means even more outside casing, so 3.1" is reasonable.
Finally, the bigger browsers are ACID2 compatible now. But suddenly those fuckers release a new ACID test. Now everybody's standard incompatible again. Let's see who succesfully implements ACID3 first. these aren't new standards, just a new test that sheds some light on how standards-incompatible our beloved browsers still are
this is still just the highest "average" speed recorded. it records a series of points, and each "speed" reading is just the average speed between any 2 points. but, as someone else stated, you'd have to have an incredible car for your true "max" to be that much higher than the 1-second (or whatever-second) average at that time.
Are we looking at the same page? I honestly thought the screenshots looked pretty good. The courier-like font used in the toolbars is a little unusual, but certainly not awful.
Rockbox, last I checked, had a fraction the battery life of the ipod os, and was also not very responsive of an interface. Are you saying its better now? i don't have an ipod, but i do follow rockbox development. from the changelog, august 6:
Reduced battery consumption on PP5002 targets (iPod 1st/2nd gen and 3rd gen). Now rockbox battery runtime is better than OF, verified on 2nd gen:-) OF = original firmware, of course. so apparently, yes it is better now! maybe time to give it another try =)
The /etc/X11/ dir is optional on any recent Xorg versions, this is not related to systemd or the init system in any way. If/when you need to start making customizations to the default Xorg setup, you *can* do it in /etc/X11/ .
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#CanIUseGPLToolsForNF
these too: http://paste.pocoo.org/raw/564896/ beersmith-2.0.60.ebuild (non-free, 21-day trial) http://paste.pocoo.org/raw/564897/ qbrew-0.4.1.ebuild
http://paste.pocoo.org/raw/564895/ brewtarget-1.2.4-r1.ebuild
I don't think he made any such assumption: "Some of our potential paying customers are using it without paying, and some non-potential customers are using it without paying."
TFA: "Razer says the magnetic field put out by the Hydra base station is 20 times weaker than the Earth's magnetic field, so it shouldn't affect objects such as credit cards, HDDs or speakers in the surrounding area."
Isn't this already happening with movies & tv?
2.5" refers to the platter size, the actual size of that form factor is 2.75" wide. And that passport is an external drive, which means even more outside casing, so 3.1" is reasonable.
this is still just the highest "average" speed recorded. it records a series of points, and each "speed" reading is just the average speed between any 2 points. but, as someone else stated, you'd have to have an incredible car for your true "max" to be that much higher than the 1-second (or whatever-second) average at that time.
people have been using apache's mod_rewrite to do this for quite a while, haven't they?
amarok is great, unless you consider "media" to include anything but audio
Are we looking at the same page? I honestly thought the screenshots looked pretty good. The courier-like font used in the toolbars is a little unusual, but certainly not awful.
according to this guy, the windows tax is greater than zero. dell thinks so too.
yeah but how big is that 500MB jpeg2k when uncompressed? probably bigger than 2GB.