they could use a common prefix. like "-border-radius" is the new "-moz-border-radius + -webkit-border-radius + -ms-border-radius". Of course, this prefix would guarantee nothing about reference rendering just like any other prefix implementation, but just as the current -webkit properties it would just work for most people.
But you cannot really call it warranty. In the EU there are two different things: - Garantie (Warranty) optional - Gewährleistung (2 years)
with Gewährleistung, the first 6 months, the producer must replace or prove you damaged it. The last 18 months, you need to prove it was a defect when you bought it. if you cannot, you do not get a replacement. So its in effect only 6 months "warranty".
Who needs harddrive warranty? When the drive dies, you get a new drive. Nothing else. So you need to backup anyway. And paying 150% for getting a new drive isn't worth it, because when the drive fails you often can already get a new drive for the +50% you paid before.
Just make him clear, if there are any backdoors and he uses them to do bad to the company, he will be responsible. When you come over one of the backdoors, remove it. But as long as you do not, just trust that he will be sued, if he uses them. He knows this, too.
and everything plugs into everything. read about KIO and kparts... great stuff. the whole kontact app is nothing but a frame which combines kmail, korganizer, etc. as kparts.
the default theme is just a bad choice. That's nothing new, there were many releases with bad default themes. Oxygen window decorations are just ugly. Keramik widgets are just awful.
But you CAN configure it to look nice. Try using Plastik widgets, maybe with Plastik or even Keramik window decorations. Just start by configuring the look and feel, then continue with the behaviour, step by step, change one thing when its annoying you, keep it, if you like it.
In the end you get a nice desktop.
That's what gnome is denying you. And unity, too. Like it (like menus in the top-panel, panel on the left, etc.) or use something else. With KDE you can use the default look, tweak it to your liking, or imitate other desktops/OSs.
when linux distros had very restrictive defaults. Installed firefox on windows? Cookies allowed, no warning, everything open to tracking but for easy use, too. Installed firefox on debian? First form you fill, you are asked "do you really want to submit data over unsecured connection?". Cookies? the default was "ask". Other insecure functions? often turned off, so using insecure functionality was opt-in.
With the name Metro, they were very eager to comply instantly. So maybe this is the end of the metro crap (and not only the end of the name).
Or maybe they wanted to get rid of the name metro with all the negative google hits anyway... without getting rid of their little experiment, of course.
There would even be no so big problem, when apache implemented DNT for its logfiles and ignored it for IE10. But they steal the header for webapps, which want to decide on their own. When i code a web application, i want to get the full headers, so i can decide what to do with them.
> The key is that block level indentation should be done only with tabs, and any extra indentation beyond the block level should be done only with spaces. You say it, as if it were fact. Its you coding style, nothing more.
you must be having a bad editor. a tab should expand up to a tab-stop. so
ab[tab]c a[tab]bc [tab]abc
should line up the stuff after the tab at the same horizontal position. Of course, this assumes you use enough tabs that one tab is more than the longest difference on the left side. But for the usual lineup indention-stuff you can find a number of tabs, which works without breaking any common (2,4,8) tabwidth.
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they could use a common prefix. like "-border-radius" is the new "-moz-border-radius + -webkit-border-radius + -ms-border-radius". Of course, this prefix would guarantee nothing about reference rendering just like any other prefix implementation, but just as the current -webkit properties it would just work for most people.
webkit should just stop rendering -webkit properties, except in debug-mode (which is NOT default).
mod parent up, for truth.
But you cannot really call it warranty. In the EU there are two different things:
- Garantie (Warranty) optional
- Gewährleistung (2 years)
with Gewährleistung, the first 6 months, the producer must replace or prove you damaged it. The last 18 months, you need to prove it was a defect when you bought it. if you cannot, you do not get a replacement.
So its in effect only 6 months "warranty".
Who needs harddrive warranty?
When the drive dies, you get a new drive. Nothing else. So you need to backup anyway. And paying 150% for getting a new drive isn't worth it, because when the drive fails you often can already get a new drive for the +50% you paid before.
No one suggested it, yet ... why not?
Just make him clear, if there are any backdoors and he uses them to do bad to the company, he will be responsible.
When you come over one of the backdoors, remove it. But as long as you do not, just trust that he will be sued, if he uses them. He knows this, too.
linux-vserver mixes processes from inside and outside, openvz is a bit better virtualization.
colinux is the way to go, if he just wants some linux on windows.
> Judgm_E_nt can actually be spelled without an E
i actually doubt that.
and everything plugs into everything. read about KIO and kparts ... great stuff. the whole kontact app is nothing but a frame which combines kmail, korganizer, etc. as kparts.
start "amor"
right click the smiley sitting on your window
select "tux" as character.
there are some alterantive menu buttons available for kde.
the default theme is just a bad choice. That's nothing new, there were many releases with bad default themes.
Oxygen window decorations are just ugly. Keramik widgets are just awful.
But you CAN configure it to look nice. Try using Plastik widgets, maybe with Plastik or even Keramik window decorations. Just start by configuring the look and feel, then continue with the behaviour, step by step, change one thing when its annoying you, keep it, if you like it.
In the end you get a nice desktop.
That's what gnome is denying you. And unity, too. Like it (like menus in the top-panel, panel on the left, etc.) or use something else.
With KDE you can use the default look, tweak it to your liking, or imitate other desktops/OSs.
ah yeah, its really "amor" just like the love god.
but there is the kde window sitter. amor or something like this, i cannot remember the full name.
When i write extrapolation, then i mean it. think about it. But there is a reason, why you are posting as AC, of course.
try using Luninux. Its Mint for apple users.
when linux distros had very restrictive defaults.
Installed firefox on windows? Cookies allowed, no warning, everything open to tracking but for easy use, too.
Installed firefox on debian? First form you fill, you are asked "do you really want to submit data over unsecured connection?". Cookies? the default was "ask". Other insecure functions? often turned off, so using insecure functionality was opt-in.
With the name Metro, they were very eager to comply instantly. So maybe this is the end of the metro crap (and not only the end of the name).
Or maybe they wanted to get rid of the name metro with all the negative google hits anyway ... without getting rid of their little experiment, of course.
... you can extrapolate every data. just assume a function you like, feed it one ore two data points and start extrapolating.
ghostery is a product of a tracking company.
There would even be no so big problem, when apache implemented DNT for its logfiles and ignored it for IE10. But they steal the header for webapps, which want to decide on their own. When i code a web application, i want to get the full headers, so i can decide what to do with them.
> The key is that block level indentation should be done only with tabs, and any extra indentation beyond the block level should be done only with spaces.
You say it, as if it were fact. Its you coding style, nothing more.
you must be having a bad editor.
a tab should expand up to a tab-stop. so
ab[tab]c
a[tab]bc
[tab]abc
should line up the stuff after the tab at the same horizontal position.
Of course, this assumes you use enough tabs that one tab is more than the longest difference on the left side. But for the usual lineup indention-stuff you can find a number of tabs, which works without breaking any common (2,4,8) tabwidth.
Change the user agent string of IE10.