Bah. Just have the shortcut point to firefox.exe. Did that at home. Had an IE skin for a while, but I eventually dropped that. Later dropped the fake shortcut, too. They still use Firefox.:-)
AdBlock claims blocked downloading as a feature.
The official "Adblock Plus for Google Chrome"... I think so, unless I'm reading that wrong. Bedtime...
The term the OP used was "nuclear disaster".
Chernobyl had a few hundred deaths, some more affected by radiation later down the line, and a small town abandoned to avoid elevated rates of cancer and birth defects.
The bombings claimed a combined total of 150,000 lives (lowest estimates from Wikipedia). I doubt Chernobyl will reach that number of casualties.
Hey, if it give the results you want, who cares? It's no effort to use Bing instead of Google, and when the spammers start targeting Bing, it won't be any effort to move on to something else.
That said, I don't plan on switching from Google any time soon.
FLAC wouldn't be for your Sansa; it'd be for your media library. You keep it on your PC and your backup media, and transcode that to Vorbis or MP3 or whatever for your portable device.
Which is why they'd probably never go for it. A business model that is incompatible with DRM? Are you mad!?!?!?
3. Here's a question: why is there no CentOS equivalent based on SuSE products? Think about it.
I don't hear people say openSUSE is a SUSE testbed as much as they say that of Fedora and Red Hat. Maybe openSUSE is "good enough" for people that want a free SUSE?
Meh. I just don't see the lower levels caring. Internally, they'll use what they are accustomed to, and maybe export to an open standard when making a file available to the public. Which, more often than not, will be PDF.
Video...no one will care. They don't make videos with the intent of distributing the raw file, they make videos to be watched YouTube or integrated into something else (like their website or a powerpoint)
With over 170 languages spoken in the US alone, medical personnel attending an emergency or working in a busy hospital are no doubt often faced with communication problems when trying to dispense treatment.
And how many non-English monolingual people are there in the US?
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The main differences from Ubuntu are a rebranded Mozilla browser...
$ apt-get install abrowser
There. Ubuntu with an unbranded Firefox. It even removes firefox-branding.
...which never suggests the use of Adobe Flash
Those that care are free to click the "no thanks" button and go without flash online.
...and instead uses replacements such as Gnash
Wow. Best joke I've read all week.
...the removal of Ubuntu's Multiverse repository as it contains non-free software...
Isn't that turned off by default?
...and a Linux kernel without any non-free binary blobs. Note that since the Linux kernel contains non-free software it violates its own license.
So...Ubuntu with Debian's kernel.
...it is based on Ubuntu after all.
You're starting to sound like a broken record.
Bah. Just have the shortcut point to firefox.exe. Did that at home. Had an IE skin for a while, but I eventually dropped that. Later dropped the fake shortcut, too. They still use Firefox. :-)
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AdBlock claims blocked downloading as a feature.
The official "Adblock Plus for Google Chrome"... I think so, unless I'm reading that wrong. Bedtime...
Isn't this the version that 200-line patch was slated for?
The term the OP used was "nuclear disaster".
Chernobyl had a few hundred deaths, some more affected by radiation later down the line, and a small town abandoned to avoid elevated rates of cancer and birth defects.
The bombings claimed a combined total of 150,000 lives (lowest estimates from Wikipedia). I doubt Chernobyl will reach that number of casualties.
Hey, if it give the results you want, who cares? It's no effort to use Bing instead of Google, and when the spammers start targeting Bing, it won't be any effort to move on to something else.
That said, I don't plan on switching from Google any time soon.
iTunes or whatever equivalent could do it automatically.
FLAC wouldn't be for your Sansa; it'd be for your media library. You keep it on your PC and your backup media, and transcode that to Vorbis or MP3 or whatever for your portable device.
Which is why they'd probably never go for it. A business model that is incompatible with DRM? Are you mad!?!?!?
It supports H.264...but not in an HTML5 video tag, which I'm pretty sure is that he meant when he said there isn't a plugin for it.
...the x87 stack...
...the x87 FPU...
Are you being consistent with your typo, or am I missing something?
When they were separate, the kernel source was vanilla Linux, with all Red Hat modifications contained in the patches.
Meh, you're probably right. I think someone here posted something from CentOS saying it wasn't a big deal for them.
Yes, actually. Although I don't know whether Red Hat replaces the Tux image with something of their own.
3. Here's a question: why is there no CentOS equivalent based on SuSE products? Think about it.
I don't hear people say openSUSE is a SUSE testbed as much as they say that of Fedora and Red Hat. Maybe openSUSE is "good enough" for people that want a free SUSE?
Wouldn't they want to use the same exact source and not pick and choose patches?
Except where Red Hat put their logos and trademarks. Now instead of searching the patches for those, they need to search the entire patched source.
Does the countdown end in 2012?
First Microsoft, now the Spam King. It is clear: the world's IT evil is gathering together in Washington. War is coming.
Indeed. Wikipedia says the first implementation of Bittorrent came out in 2001, only months before XP.
But the other half are here in California. Is there noone left to live in Mexico?
But this is on a computer, which makes it totally different!
What plugins do you need that update so slowly? Adblock Plus and NoScript usually stay compatible with the most recent beta.
Meh. I just don't see the lower levels caring. Internally, they'll use what they are accustomed to, and maybe export to an open standard when making a file available to the public. Which, more often than not, will be PDF.
Video...no one will care. They don't make videos with the intent of distributing the raw file, they make videos to be watched YouTube or integrated into something else (like their website or a powerpoint)
With over 170 languages spoken in the US alone, medical personnel attending an emergency or working in a busy hospital are no doubt often faced with communication problems when trying to dispense treatment.
And how many non-English monolingual people are there in the US?