Something like the one Adobe Reader X uses, in point of fact, one that can be configured to automatically install updates in the background without administrator privileges.
If you're going to be so fucking useless as to need such frequent security updates, have mercy on us IT types and unfuck your auto-updater.
Their filters are not foolproof, which is impossible, but you can specify by category which things (websites) you don't want accessible on your home network.
There are other products for this purpose such as Blue Coat K9 and Net Nanny.
It really doesn't, not on Chrome 11. There are still page-formatting problems, and it still makes me open up parent posts before I can middle-click on a link in a post that's a few down.
There are a certain number of sites and apps that will work with IE6 and 7, but not with 8 or newer, at least yet. I support users who need access to at least two such webshites.
No. My 486SX-25 would run Doom at 20-some FPS (mainly dependent on how many monsters were within visual/acting range), and after an upgrade to a DX2-50 Overdrive it would usually be 30-something -- and the original DOS executable had a hard limit of 35 FPS.
Don't forget this is running as interpreted code in what amounts to a virtual machine.
It's like this guy I know who says he knows he comes across as a hardcore Republican, claims he isn't, and yet says things that such a person would say.
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Chrome's new V8 (or Crankshaft, one of the two) isn't ported to 64-bit yet, and 64-bit IE9 also has slower javascript.
I saw nothing on that site about bitness at all.
64-bit browsers tend not to be faster for some things, especially Javascript.
Would that it were different, though.
Oh, wait. Google does that.
Something like the one Adobe Reader X uses, in point of fact, one that can be configured to automatically install updates in the background without administrator privileges.
If you're going to be so fucking useless as to need such frequent security updates, have mercy on us IT types and unfuck your auto-updater.
Unskippable ads before the game loads are just as unforgivable.
Cutting spending... except for the military, of course. Military über alles.
I don't buy the cost-cutting argument.
Explain why Reagan didn't put new solar panels on the roof after it was repaired, then.
Their filters are not foolproof, which is impossible, but you can specify by category which things (websites) you don't want accessible on your home network.
There are other products for this purpose such as Blue Coat K9 and Net Nanny.
That doesn't follow. Ubuntu 11.04 isn't "stable", as such, but it ships with Firefox 4, which is considered stable.
Nobody said Fedora was stable.
/Every/ revolution? Even the Bolshevik revolution? The Khmer Rouge one in Cambodia?
Better CAPTCHAs have audio challenges for people with visual impairments.
If you're Helen Keller, you're probably not using a computer anyway.
Until the summer of 2014.
It really doesn't, not on Chrome 11. There are still page-formatting problems, and it still makes me open up parent posts before I can middle-click on a link in a post that's a few down.
They're going to run it on netbooks, however, and the 10.10 netbook remix used Unity.
That feature would have been in 2.6.40 had it been numbered that.
Or perhaps you're simply retarded and making assumptions.
Since Opera's free, perhaps you should get off your butt and upgrade.
There are a certain number of sites and apps that will work with IE6 and 7, but not with 8 or newer, at least yet. I support users who need access to at least two such webshites.
OK, bytecode, but still quite a bit slower than native.
No. My 486SX-25 would run Doom at 20-some FPS (mainly dependent on how many monsters were within visual/acting range), and after an upgrade to a DX2-50 Overdrive it would usually be 30-something -- and the original DOS executable had a hard limit of 35 FPS.
Don't forget this is running as interpreted code in what amounts to a virtual machine.
How many Internet libertarians does it take to change a light bulb?
None. The free market will take care of it.
If it quacks like a duck...
It's like this guy I know who says he knows he comes across as a hardcore Republican, claims he isn't, and yet says things that such a person would say.
INTERNET LIBERTARIAN SPOTTED.
Germany's coal is mostly brown coal, so it'll pollute a whole lot more than the bituminous or anthracite coal other parts of the world use.