There are only two ABIs for ARM. The older version, being the only version at that time, didn't have an official name. Unofficially it's sometimes referred to as OABI.
Every year or so I wipe the drive with a fresh XP-CD install, and need to reinstall my favorite programs, but that would be true of any OS
Really? That's funny, I cannot remember the last time I was forced to do something like that with any of my Fedora systems, or CentOS, or RHEL.
It's even funnier than that. You just upgrade to a newer release time to time without reinstalling any of your applications; while GP reinstalling same old OS over and over.
That's what LXDE is using by default (at least on Fedora 15). I was happily surprised that same GTK themes are supported by both LXDE (icons and pointers) and Openbox (window decorations).
Look for getfattr and setfattr utilities. It shouldn't be difficult to script something to dump ID3 tags using id3info and import them into extended attributes using setfattr. Though I have no idea how to find a file by extended attribute.
Until Yahoo kills the service and deletes all your data.
But I'm sure they'd never kill Flickr the way they killed
Yahoo Photos[...]
From the article linked by you:
However, the company is offering several options for moving your photos to alternative services. In addition to Yahoo-owned Flickr, users can automatically migrate their photos to their accounts on Photobucket, Shutterfly, Snapfish, and Kodak Gallery.
I personally didn't care about my photos there, so I didn't do anything and all my photos ended up on Flicker.
What's your story?
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He often tells me: "Dad, you know, I remember my old days when all Nooks were B&W". :D
. /dev/null ?
or /dev/null
source
if using C-shell
That's because it was only half of the joke. The other half is that you get 635 days of up time on a two-year contract.
Opera has more than 200 million users (on desktop and mobile combined), so I think they're doing pretty well as it is.
If that was true, then 2% market share of Opera would mean 10 billion web users total.
You are confusing inaudible with invisible.
There are only two ABIs for ARM. The older version, being the only version at that time, didn't have an official name. Unofficially it's sometimes referred to as OABI.
Or, in other words, if we say that there are about 2592000 seconds in one month, your download speed acceleration will be 38.59B/s^2.
Every year or so I wipe the drive with a fresh XP-CD install, and need to reinstall my favorite programs, but that would be true of any OS
Really? That's funny, I cannot remember the last time I was forced to do something like that with any of my Fedora systems, or CentOS, or RHEL.
It's even funnier than that. You just upgrade to a newer release time to time without reinstalling any of your applications; while GP reinstalling same old OS over and over.
Shouldn't Firebird be as multiplatform as Firefox and Thunderbird?
That's what LXDE is using by default (at least on Fedora 15). I was happily surprised that same GTK themes are supported by both LXDE (icons and pointers) and Openbox (window decorations).
I still run Gnome 2 on my desktop. IMO, it's the most efficient in terms of resources:features.
You should definitely try Xfce and LXDE. They are both click-click configurable and much lighter then GNOME.
Please take your baby to see a doctor ASAP! This is not normal color for baby puke.
Look for getfattr and setfattr utilities. It shouldn't be difficult to script something to dump ID3 tags using id3info and import them into extended attributes using setfattr. Though I have no idea how to find a file by extended attribute.
You should feel lucky they couldn't compare microsecond to human hair or Library of Congress, or something.
The latest gTablet software update was released December 23, 2010 and deployed via automatic Over-the-Air update.
I believe that space is infinite, in that you can keep moving in any direction without hitting a wall.
Unless, of course, there is a wall on your way.
Oh and MS Word sucks in comparison.
You mean MS Ford, right?
Until Yahoo kills the service and deletes all your data. But I'm sure they'd never kill Flickr the way they killed Yahoo Photos[...]
From the article linked by you:
However, the company is offering several options for moving your photos to alternative services. In addition to Yahoo-owned Flickr, users can automatically migrate their photos to their accounts on Photobucket, Shutterfly, Snapfish, and Kodak Gallery.
I personally didn't care about my photos there, so I didn't do anything and all my photos ended up on Flicker. What's your story?
Or, in normal way of Windows the phone happily joins few available botnets after activation.
Here are some pictures for you about taste http://www.snopes.com/photos/hunting/dolphinhunt.asp
I think if you dig around, you can find some. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vostok_1#Mission_timeline
Really? To me it looked like "interested to pay for the information".
Rorschach? Isn't he the guy who drew all those pictures of dead hookers?
Ah, I see why you are posting anonymously.
Wait, wait! What all those about USB powered testicle coolers we were going to sell after this article goes online?
Now figure out a way to get people to stop using IE6. (maybe an add-on to IE9 that makes it so you can run your ancient IE6 only apps?)
Yeah... Maybe they should ask Google to write an IE6-frame for them, or something.