That sounds like a pretty good idea, but then you bring Chrome in. Chrome doesn't have anything like "stability" WRT to version numbers, there's just the release version that gets a version increment every couple months or so.
Not an official Mozilla build, though, and that's bad from a trust standpoint.
I've wished Mozilla would do FF and TB.MSI builds for ages now, and I just don't understand why they haven't gotten around to it after all these years.
No. Enforcement of the law is left to the Executive Branch. It is the job of the Judicial Branch to/interpret/ the laws and ensure that they are in keeping with the Constitution.
We can expect more and more of this because he replaced two fairly liberal judges with very conservative ones.
Not that liberal judges are a panacea - they all voted in favor of eminent domain in Kelo v. New London - but they tend to not believe in corporate power so much.
I ripped some of my old stuff at 128 kbit eleven years ago when I was a poor student and hard drives were expensive. Still have it too, because I can't be bothered to find the disc and re-rip.
it'd be kind of nice to be able to stream music to my Kindle, which for obvious reasons doesn't have Flash, but does have a rudimentary web browser that's based on WebKit.
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Be careful. It might tell them that they're going to get booted out anyway, so they might as well just go nuts.
The people who voted for Bush in 2004 sure did.
There is a non-trivial number of voters who care more about "security" and "keeping America safe" than civil liberties.
All three of my Congressweasels are the same way, and one of them's not even a Republican.
Psst: the Windows recovery console is run from a CD or USB stick.
and now it's got partial transparency. Those are the biggest things I notice.
Answered already below:
http://zfoneproject.com/
I strongly suspect you did it to drive page hits.
He's basically a moderate Republican from back when there was such a thing.
Open source tools exist for creating MSI packages, so it's a stupid argument.
That's a stupid reason. Windows and Mac OS are proprietary software, so therefore they shouldn't make ports for those platforms?
That sounds like a pretty good idea, but then you bring Chrome in. Chrome doesn't have anything like "stability" WRT to version numbers, there's just the release version that gets a version increment every couple months or so.
Not an official Mozilla build, though, and that's bad from a trust standpoint.
I've wished Mozilla would do FF and TB .MSI builds for ages now, and I just don't understand why they haven't gotten around to it after all these years.
No. Enforcement of the law is left to the Executive Branch. It is the job of the Judicial Branch to /interpret/ the laws and ensure that they are in keeping with the Constitution.
The only things you can buy in-game is stuff that you can earn with enough gameplay.
Besides, all of those items have trade-offs versus standard kit. It's not like you can buy a gun for each class that clearly bests anything else.
We can expect more and more of this because he replaced two fairly liberal judges with very conservative ones.
Not that liberal judges are a panacea - they all voted in favor of eminent domain in Kelo v. New London - but they tend to not believe in corporate power so much.
Yeah, I miss Usenet too. :(
You'd think filtering by submitter wouldn't be so hard - I've got that individual killfiled in the comments, so the hard part should be done already.
because this is the first time I've heard that term and it sounds like marketing wank, therefore this is a slashvertisement.
I ripped some of my old stuff at 128 kbit eleven years ago when I was a poor student and hard drives were expensive. Still have it too, because I can't be bothered to find the disc and re-rip.
{citation needed} on your claim about plastic.
Yes, this. I get that the OP doesn't like the new interface or something, but this is quite prevalent.
The submitter's political slant, of course.
It's even lower-quality than most Murdoch properties, and seems to be an American version of the UK's Sun tabloid:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Post#Criticism
so reading it is an own-goal anyway.
I'd imagine the reason is so
a) they can track you better, or
b) actually, that's probably about it.
it'd be kind of nice to be able to stream music to my Kindle, which for obvious reasons doesn't have Flash, but does have a rudimentary web browser that's based on WebKit.