One of. If you have it installed on IE, it installs it on firefox, even if you didn't have the firefox one. Even if you don't even have firefox installed.
On one of our Windows systems, we had the Windows Live Toolbar installed for Internet Explorer but not for Firefox. Nevertheless, installing this update added the add-on/extension to both browsers without telling us that it would do so. On our second system, we had the Bing Bar installed for Internet Explorer, but it was disabled. Firefox was not installed. This system already had the update in question, so we decided to install Firefox. Not only was the Bing Bar extension present upon Firefox's first launch, but so was the Search Helper Extension.
Do me a favor and find open source SOX compliant acounting and auditing software. I'm not talking about a quickbooks alternative, I mean something that will help get real accounting and auditing work done. A vast majority of accounting applications rely heavily on MS Office macros tied together with fugly shit GUI developed in Visual Studio, often tying it all together with an instance of MS SQL server. Applications like this are coded for windows because that's what offices use. I have a hard time imagining other industries being too terribly different.
Kind of like operating systems and processors nowadays, and competing consoles in recent and modern history. Tech is moving forward, and all the people making it don't agree. That's no reason to count it out and cling to old shit. If nothing else, wait it out and see which is VCR and which is Betamax.
Yes, and anyone who interacts with it is infringing on my patent. Please refrain from jumping, walking, moving in any way, shape or form, and from being attracted to large bodies, earth included, by such means.
But the fact remains that the probability of increased wages leading to an eventual increase in the cost of living is just this side of 1. The increase in cash supply in the local economy is enough to make it happen.
My BS in accounting with economics minor is useless because some random fucktard on slashdot pointed out to me that my apples are bad because my orange juice tastes funny. For shame.
Nobody's praying to anything. Cost of living DOES increase with wages. When workers are paid more, the cost of their wages is passed onto the consumers, the workers being consumers. I'm not arguing for enhanced deregulation. Nothing you've said contradicts what I've said. Lay off the coffee.
We'll be outsourcing to Africa decades before the global market reaches a state such that American manufacturing is an option, at which point domestic manufacturing will likely be almost entirely automated. In order for American manufacturing to be a realistic alternative, there cannot be anywhere in the world that would be cheaper to manufacture in and import from.
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One of. If you have it installed on IE, it installs it on firefox, even if you didn't have the firefox one. Even if you don't even have firefox installed.
No. From TFA:
On one of our Windows systems, we had the Windows Live Toolbar installed for Internet Explorer but not for Firefox. Nevertheless, installing this update added the add-on/extension to both browsers without telling us that it would do so. On our second system, we had the Bing Bar installed for Internet Explorer, but it was disabled. Firefox was not installed. This system already had the update in question, so we decided to install Firefox. Not only was the Bing Bar extension present upon Firefox's first launch, but so was the Search Helper Extension.
This is an accounting office. An ERP just doesn't cut it.
Finance is a a big one, especially with the prevalence of people worried about SOX.
Do me a favor and find open source SOX compliant acounting and auditing software. I'm not talking about a quickbooks alternative, I mean something that will help get real accounting and auditing work done. A vast majority of accounting applications rely heavily on MS Office macros tied together with fugly shit GUI developed in Visual Studio, often tying it all together with an instance of MS SQL server. Applications like this are coded for windows because that's what offices use. I have a hard time imagining other industries being too terribly different.
Kind of like operating systems and processors nowadays, and competing consoles in recent and modern history. Tech is moving forward, and all the people making it don't agree. That's no reason to count it out and cling to old shit. If nothing else, wait it out and see which is VCR and which is Betamax.
DOS is great...10 years ago. The rest of the tech world is moving on, sorry you can't bring yourself to come with us.
and deeper DRM bypassing
"Better than the worst" != "Acceptable Transgressions"
My first post was meant to be sarcastic, but the more I read up on this, the more I like it.
Oh, yes. There will be blood.
Absolutely brilliant! Why didn't I think of it?
I'm gonna patent opposable thumbs.
Yes, and anyone who interacts with it is infringing on my patent. Please refrain from jumping, walking, moving in any way, shape or form, and from being attracted to large bodies, earth included, by such means.
That's fucking sick.
But the fact remains that the probability of increased wages leading to an eventual increase in the cost of living is just this side of 1. The increase in cash supply in the local economy is enough to make it happen.
The reason that I assumed complete deregulation in my post was to acknowledge the fact that there are confounding factors.
My BS in accounting with economics minor is useless because some random fucktard on slashdot pointed out to me that my apples are bad because my orange juice tastes funny. For shame.
Nobody's praying to anything. Cost of living DOES increase with wages. When workers are paid more, the cost of their wages is passed onto the consumers, the workers being consumers. I'm not arguing for enhanced deregulation. Nothing you've said contradicts what I've said. Lay off the coffee.
I'm not sure what your point is here, but it doesn't change anything I said.
mod this guy up
We'll be outsourcing to Africa decades before the global market reaches a state such that American manufacturing is an option, at which point domestic manufacturing will likely be almost entirely automated. In order for American manufacturing to be a realistic alternative, there cannot be anywhere in the world that would be cheaper to manufacture in and import from.
Also, standard of living is a function of wage.
No, troll, flamebait and offtopic are for things you disagree with.
Cost of living increases with labor rates to equilibrium, even on a global scale, given unrestricted trade.