All the cell-phones in my house have better cameras than my laptop. I really don't see why they shouldn't be banned before my laptop.
On the other hand, it would be relatively easy to find the pirates in a movie theatre. Just look for the people desperately balancing their laptops on top of their heads.
Actually, it is more like inviting a friend to a surprise party, and then "installing" cancer in his stomach, before celebrating it with napkins and small bags.
"Easy" way to fix this is to manually change the search string in/usr/lib/firefox-3.5/searchplugins/google.xml (if i remember correctly). That way you can remove the branding.
Keep in mind that I haven't used mint in half a year, so this might be wrong.
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First they came for the Windows-users, but I didn't speak up, for I didn't use Windows...
They came first for the windows-users, and I didn't speak up, for I didn't use Windows...
They came first for the Windows-users, and I didn't speak up because I didn't use Windows...
Yes... No bugs, thoroughly tested: http://www.ccnr.org/fatal_dose.html
Oh, I thought you were serious! Thanks for telling me!
Nope, it has been executed server-side. We now have the Google botnet to worry about.
Same thing to me!
What does this button do?
All the cell-phones in my house have better cameras than my laptop. I really don't see why they shouldn't be banned before my laptop. On the other hand, it would be relatively easy to find the pirates in a movie theatre. Just look for the people desperately balancing their laptops on top of their heads.
Yeah. In windows 8 you have to send in an email to microsoft, and they'll send back a list of possible clients.
How about throwing a party? That might cheer you up! You can even get some napkins and bags!
Actually, it is more like inviting a friend to a surprise party, and then "installing" cancer in his stomach, before celebrating it with napkins and small bags.
...=! Indian. ==Russian. That is all.
Last time I checked, I owned the computer I was sitting with here... Guess I was wrong, and Lenovo owns it...
"Easy" way to fix this is to manually change the search string in /usr/lib/firefox-3.5/searchplugins/google.xml (if i remember correctly). That way you can remove the branding.
Keep in mind that I haven't used mint in half a year, so this might be wrong.