I know capitalism is a foul word but what's wrong with letting the market decide?
The readers is/are the market. So they will decide.
You writers suffering is probably because of the publishers. So work out with the readers on how to deal with the publishers. Or create your own channels for distributing your works. Maybe you can learn something from how a minor group of Japanese people sells their stuffs.
Ditto here. I thought having separate processes would mean if a tab freezes, I'd be free to use another tab. Instead, the whole browser freezes, and a new tab would not be created after clicking the new tab button, until it stops freezing (which results in many tabs appearing, according to how many times I've clicked the button in frustration).
Firefox doesn't freeze that often, but that's maybe because I've enabled NoScript.
But who will be responsible for the development of the engine? How will it be funded? If changes are to be introduced to the standard, how quickly will it adapt to the changes? Will it be free from ideological or political nonsense?
In my experience, XP SP3, with dialed down UI and tamed background process, runs shittier than unoptimized stock Windows 7. I'd never want to touch an XP box again.
Because the 10% of the 70s/80s rock songs have already been testified as worthy to be listened to. How many songs have the young kids ever listened too? I doubt that they listened to all the classic songs themselves; they had the best selected for them.
And our next generation will have the same opinion about their and our era's music: "The songs from 00s and 10s were much better!"
You haven't taken into account that the site might start seeing non-people logging in. Imagine botnets of billions of nanomachines with AI, each posting constructive comments and moderating sensibly. The Slashdot we know today will be no more:(
The thing is even if it was, you can't be sure if that thing you wrote was generating a page by itself or was magically pulling it from other sources, since you have no means to make any sense out of it.
Now if you were to write it again from scratch it will no longer be prior art
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You mean Guano decline syndrome?
By the time which, Nigeria becomes the next 99%?
The Google Web Store is not the only repository for extensions, you know?
I know capitalism is a foul word but what's wrong with letting the market decide?
The readers is/are the market. So they will decide.
You writers suffering is probably because of the publishers. So work out with the readers on how to deal with the publishers. Or create your own channels for distributing your works. Maybe you can learn something from how a minor group of Japanese people sells their stuffs.
Which still doesn't make it a reason why not to buy 720.
I take it that the only home you own on the net is your own computing device. Elsewhere, you're just squatting.
I didn't notice that option before! Thanks for the tips!
The story of Iron: http://neugierig.org/software/chromium/notes/2009/12/iron.html where the developer confesses the motive for developing Iron.
Here's a blogpost dissecting the comparison: http://insanitybit.wordpress.com/2012/06/23/srware-iron-browser-a-real-private-alternative-to-chrome-21/
I wonder if anyone ever got the patent for the ancient water screw
Ditto here. I thought having separate processes would mean if a tab freezes, I'd be free to use another tab. Instead, the whole browser freezes, and a new tab would not be created after clicking the new tab button, until it stops freezing (which results in many tabs appearing, according to how many times I've clicked the button in frustration).
Firefox doesn't freeze that often, but that's maybe because I've enabled NoScript.
Either (a) you don't treat an ARM tablet as a computer, or (b) you didn't read the ARM part.
would taylor the books to each store
Finding the derivative for a whole book is a nightmare. And you want to make a series out of it?!
Why won't an interview with the designer of a game, that many nerds play, be worthy of Slashdot, which touts to be "news for nerds"?
But who will be responsible for the development of the engine? How will it be funded? If changes are to be introduced to the standard, how quickly will it adapt to the changes? Will it be free from ideological or political nonsense?
Intelligence barrier to entry.
You have to consider the energy recapture during deceleration.
In my experience, XP SP3, with dialed down UI and tamed background process, runs shittier than unoptimized stock Windows 7. I'd never want to touch an XP box again.
So? Does it change the fact that it's now the largest webmail service?
Those are totally different things, dude. In fact, you can use GWT in AppEngine!
Because the 10% of the 70s/80s rock songs have already been testified as worthy to be listened to. How many songs have the young kids ever listened too? I doubt that they listened to all the classic songs themselves; they had the best selected for them.
And our next generation will have the same opinion about their and our era's music: "The songs from 00s and 10s were much better!"
I can easily be described as a google fanboy -
Wow, really?
and I genuinely believe that the founders were genuine in their model of "Do no Evil"—
So much for being a fanboy. You couldn't even get the motto right.
You haven't taken into account that the site might start seeing non-people logging in. Imagine botnets of billions of nanomachines with AI, each posting constructive comments and moderating sensibly. The Slashdot we know today will be no more :(
You know what? This is the kind of post I've been waiting for when I saw that reply towards the mention of bass player.
The thing is even if it was, you can't be sure if that thing you wrote was generating a page by itself or was magically pulling it from other sources, since you have no means to make any sense out of it.
Now if you were to write it again from scratch it will no longer be prior art
Why bring up MP3! This article is about 44.1/16 vs 192/24. Use lossless comparisons, damn it!