Too bad there are no operating systems other than Canonical's that properly support.do^H^Hodf, Excha^H^H^H^Hvolution^W IMAP, and Internet Ex^W^WFirefo^Wany standards compliant browser.
Word-processing document stored in a single XML file...
How many ways are there to store a document? Markup (Postscript, XML, LaTeX, etc) and Binary are the only two I can think of. Using a different markup language is hardly an earth-shattering new development.
The problem seems to be that we have too large a library of patents to wade through and not enough people that can both interpret obfuscated technobable and identify prior art. At least, not at patent examiner's wages.
Adblock outright prevents downloading of the ads it blocks, doesn't it? At the very least, they may notice that nobody's downloading their animated --BEEEEEEEEEEP--.
I'm not sure whether you're being sarcastic about the old interface, or comparing it favorably with the new one, or both at once. The screenshot you link to horrified me.
The sidebar isn't there by default (yes, it is horrible). I was mainly referring to the top bars.
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Too bad there are no operating systems other than Canonical's that properly support .do^H^Hodf, Excha^H^H^H^Hvolution^W IMAP, and Internet Ex^W^WFirefo^Wany standards compliant browser.
Red Hat love patents too.
I'll just point you here.
Class I, J, or T?
Word-processing document stored in a single XML file...
How many ways are there to store a document? Markup (Postscript, XML, LaTeX, etc) and Binary are the only two I can think of. Using a different markup language is hardly an earth-shattering new development.
The problem seems to be that we have too large a library of patents to wade through and not enough people that can both interpret obfuscated technobable and identify prior art. At least, not at patent examiner's wages.
So basically, OOXML was a way to acquire a patent that could kill ODF-using applications in the US (that can't get legal backing, anyways)
Adblock outright prevents downloading of the ads it blocks, doesn't it? At the very least, they may notice that nobody's downloading their animated --BEEEEEEEEEEP--.
That was Google's time. I just did the same search and got 0.37 seconds.
Give me static images or text and I won't block them.
Adding @@|$image to your Adblock rules will allow image ads through on all sites. For specific sites, enter a URL before the $.
I doubt Apple supplies any drivers for Ubuntu.
I'm not sure whether you're being sarcastic about the old interface, or comparing it favorably with the new one, or both at once. The screenshot you link to horrified me.
The sidebar isn't there by default (yes, it is horrible). I was mainly referring to the top bars.
For what? I've never seen MS Office do something that an all-OpenOffice shop couldn't emulate (OK, Sharepoint maybe).
File format compatibility? It's the government. They can dictate the terms under which they interact with the private sector.
I mean in general.
Battle.net doesn't work very well in WINE.
In comparison, their traditional interface has more buttons taking up less screen real estate.
At least MS Office's ribbon is pretty. OOo's ripoff is downright repulsive.
They say in the summary that the game is pretty much ready. Battle.net just isn't ready for it.
It should. No LAN play means I can only play the campaigns and against AI. I don't especially like either.
Not everyone has a house capable of holding 5v5 games unless you want to have smelly gamers packed in like sardines...
Try a VPN.
Duke Nukem has been in the works for 12 years now. SC2 was announced not even a year ago.
Why would we have seen it coming? The Christmas rush would have made a great release time.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
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But isn't that how we vote for president? Lesser of two evils?
Really, really bad example.
This is the opt out link: https://dns-opt-out.comcast.net/
How kind of you to think of the /.ers that don't read the summary.