For Tree Style Tabs, Chrome has a hidden option to display the tabs on the side. It won't display them as a tree, though. For Vimperator, there is an extension called "Vrome". I seriously doubt it's on par with Vimperator, feature-wise, though.
Very true, except you don't need a horrible commute. Having telecommuted for years, I think you have to have a clear disconnect between work and home. I have a five-minute drive (or a really relaxing 30-minute walk if I feel like it). It's long enough to make a real break, and that's all I needed.
I hope I have misunderstood you: you currently telecommute...by car?
I can see a use case: Once we have a mostly complete JVM interpreter with satisfactory performance written in Javascript, we can use any language that supports the JVM instead of Javascript.
Cutting welfare for those people who would not be able to find a job would be a) useless b) cruel c) cause social unrest that wastes even more resources.
Are you sure that some of the fine print in that license doesn't say that the software has to be run under Windows? I suppose that in Europe that might not fly, they have stricter laws concerning interoperability.
AFAIK Crossover (the commercial Wine distribution) has never gotten in any legal trouble either in Europe or the US, so I doubt that.
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Actually, the standard Qt styles and Oxygen are included as well as a native Windows one.
There's probably a reason it's not enabled by default though
Lack of testing?
In high-school I was in the informatics class , we learned to code in Pascal (remember that old language?)
Yes, I learned it in school like three years ago.
...give or take an order of magnitude.
Do they even have a limit anymore?
Actually, it's 50 hours.
Ought to be enough for everybody.
I stopped selling the book I wrote and it's been 30 days. May the world still have copies of it through some manner of legal acrobatics?
Once you have published something, you cannot expect to be able to pull it back.
For Tree Style Tabs, Chrome has a hidden option to display the tabs on the side. It won't display them as a tree, though. For Vimperator, there is an extension called "Vrome". I seriously doubt it's on par with Vimperator, feature-wise, though.
I'm using a different ad blocking extension, and blocking Youtube ads works perfectly fine.
No, that would be "Die Schweizer". The German term might be literally "The Switz"
Very true, except you don't need a horrible commute. Having telecommuted for years, I think you have to have a clear disconnect between work and home. I have a five-minute drive (or a really relaxing 30-minute walk if I feel like it). It's long enough to make a real break, and that's all I needed.
I hope I have misunderstood you: you currently telecommute...by car?
If what we have is something akin to logistic or bounded growth, it will eventually stop.
I can see a use case: Once we have a mostly complete JVM interpreter with satisfactory performance written in Javascript, we can use any language that supports the JVM instead of Javascript.
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And a citizen of Mexico residing in the United States goes to Mexico City for shopping every week?
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And a citizen of Mexico residing in the United States goes to Mexico City for shopping every week?
The world population is not growing exponentially but linearly at most
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Cutting welfare for those people who would not be able to find a job would be a) useless b) cruel c) cause social unrest that wastes even more resources.
The sad thing is that this arguably makes Windows phones more open than most Android phones.
Firefox uses about as much as Chrome or any other browser
That doesn't mean it's not a memory hog.
People have tried to make it (i.e. Mono), but you can't run many C# apps on Mono.
You can't run any C/C++ apps made for Windows on other platforms either.
It's about 10% currently. However, he said his state has a percentage of 55%, not Germany as a whole.
Are you sure that some of the fine print in that license doesn't say that the software has to be run under Windows? I suppose that in Europe that might not fly, they have stricter laws concerning interoperability.
AFAIK Crossover (the commercial Wine distribution) has never gotten in any legal trouble either in Europe or the US, so I doubt that.
In Mozilla Firefox, Javascript interprets PDF!
You know you can choose the 2000-like classic style even in 7?
They might, however, enforce it. There's just nothing in between for them.