For those too lazy to search you can check out the w3c browser statistics here and you'll notice that the stats are:
IE: 31.1%
Firefox: 45.1%
Chrome: 17.3%
Safari: 3.7%
Opera: 2.2%
Those are the estimates for September and I'm assuming that's from all of the doctype fetching. Though, I predict that Firefox will lose numbers to Chrome soon because FF isn't what it used to be, rather Chrome is what FF used to be to IE back in the day IMO.
The lack of your privacy had always been stated by Facebook, Google, and other companies as far as I know (with the exception of google collecting open-wifi connections). I'm a stickler for privacy but realistically I don't see a reason why anyone has the right to sue a service about privacy when it was stated in their TOA and Privacy Policy to begin with, unless there are certain privacy things that weren't mentioned in it which can be understandable. However, as mentioned many times before, this looks like a ploy to get rich quick for lawyers and I'll bet you anything the coming judge is in on it.
I disabled internet access on two phones by calling them a few years back and any fees associated to accidentally connecting to the internet had been waived. Usually companies will wave fees especially when you're not on contract with them and you give them the "I'm going to go to..." routine. However I think this article talks about pay-as-you-go phones instead but WGAS:P
I concur, my upload is between 200-480kb/s and my download is roughly 500kb/s-2.5mb/s depending on the server and I'm using comcast. As far as reputation goes, you are either in a good neighborhood or a bad one but when you're in a good neighborhood comcast is very, very reliable and insanely fast for american standards.
Though, as a side note I'd like to just say that it upsets me when providers advertise like 20mb/s down but have terrible upload speed, which in the end makes web browsing slow and painful.
My girlfriend is the boss with information and no matter what, if I seemed to have forgotten something she will make sure I remember until I forget about it again. "who's that girl posting on your facebook?" someone posted on my facebook? sweet!
corporations don't need to have public options in their stocks. most of the traditional corporations out-there do this but a lot of the newer corporations have privatized it so there's less risks and they can do whatever they feel like doing without worrying about shareholders. Personally I hate the stock exchange system.
I don't know about pinkj but I am. Look at my posting time and you'll see exactly what I mean.
It's sad that this guy had to die like this. If you read some of the Chinese tabloids they are blaming American technology wtf?
You want to go around a giant U-turn so the fastest way is to come from the side in a big U instead of a V however there's a debate whether or not players can stray a farther than a certain distance from the bases. At least that's my interpretation of all this mumbo jumbo.
Well, they sorta did... I believe it was last week's episode where Lisa used calculations to get her players to play the game. I normally don't watch the Simpsons but it was 10/10/10 and I wanted to see if they would do something special for that day, which they did.
You can get 500gb for $40 with decent specs on it which is like 8cents per gig. Unless I'm using it in a production environment I don't really care so much about the speed difference between your typical SATA hard drive and all of these new solid state things. I think speed will really matter once the price has lowered enough to about 15cents per gig and we go through a year of hard drive space not really budging in default pc's/laptops. Even then, the average consumer probably won't ever use more than 2tb legally until of course 4k resolution monitors come out and the size of games and other media will be vastly bigger, as they normally do.
You know, I learned that wombats existed from Drawn Together. Then again, English wasn't my first language. Cartoons are always filled with little tidbits of knowledge, and if you find yourself at the edge of a cliff, you can keep walking without looking down. It's the same thing with Snooki from Jersey Shore, just don't look at it and it will disappear. Jeeze, this really got off-topic and random quick. Well, it's the weekend and news is slow:)
I think it would be hilarious if someone snagged the bible.com domain name during the renewal process. It would have a sense of amusement when someone pays 100mil for a domain name and only rents it for a year.
I think we're missing the point. 4chan (likley/co/) purchased, reviewed, and raved about a non-cp, gore or furry comic. That's quite impressive! In all honesty, I am doubting the validity of this because as we all know, such a cause and effect with the given circumstances is not possible around the chan. It requires filth, so much so that not even a mountain of dial-soap could be of any help. That's why I am dismissing this article by calling it fluff in attempt to get more sales.
A lot of businesses here are leaving the state because the government keeps increasing taxes. You can't make jobs by increasing taxes, and you can't keep businesses if you do the same. Plus if you drive around here you'll mostly see Corollas driven around because when you move from another country you want a car that is affordable and can be run into the ground until the axles come off. It's not a stereotype that indians all drive corollas it's just common sense that immigrants would buy something that will keep them steady while they are here permanently or temporarily.
Would you want to spend $20-$50k for an electric car that had to have its batteries replaced at least once or twice in its lifetime? What about the maintenance for it? Not all mechanics are certified or want to be certified to work with high-voltage vehicles so you have to bring it back in to the dealership to get anything repaired and it aint cheap. Logically, in this location, it's just not possible to get the ball rolling with electric cars. As liberal as this place is, there's too few who can and will pay for electric cars, even if they guaranteed two hours on a charge.
I don't really care about the pirate bay but anytime there's news about them I can't help but think it's an interesting piece to read. It's almost like a soap opera for geeks.
Actually moore's law doesn't apply to us anymore since technology doubles every 13 months or so and continues to increase. To see computers 1000x more powerful in 5 years in the lab is not doubtful with the right minds but to see a PC that is 1000x faster will likely be more or less around 8 years I'm guessing. Personally I'm hoping that those 1000x faster computers will be 1000x faster 5 years after they release:)
What exactly does this mean? Does this mean that only a hand-full of content will be streamed or will it be any item in their library? How does the Xbox version compare? Same?
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For those too lazy to search you can check out the w3c browser statistics here and you'll notice that the stats are:
IE: 31.1%
Firefox: 45.1%
Chrome: 17.3%
Safari: 3.7%
Opera: 2.2%
Those are the estimates for September and I'm assuming that's from all of the doctype fetching. Though, I predict that Firefox will lose numbers to Chrome soon because FF isn't what it used to be, rather Chrome is what FF used to be to IE back in the day IMO.
The lack of your privacy had always been stated by Facebook, Google, and other companies as far as I know (with the exception of google collecting open-wifi connections). I'm a stickler for privacy but realistically I don't see a reason why anyone has the right to sue a service about privacy when it was stated in their TOA and Privacy Policy to begin with, unless there are certain privacy things that weren't mentioned in it which can be understandable. However, as mentioned many times before, this looks like a ploy to get rich quick for lawyers and I'll bet you anything the coming judge is in on it.
I disabled internet access on two phones by calling them a few years back and any fees associated to accidentally connecting to the internet had been waived. Usually companies will wave fees especially when you're not on contract with them and you give them the "I'm going to go to..." routine. However I think this article talks about pay-as-you-go phones instead but WGAS :P
Yea, light one laptop on fire and people bitch about more regulation.
Less regulations, more great balls on fire! Who's with me??
(relating to the article I'm very excited to see this breakthrough, maybe in 10 years we'll see practical electric cars and charge stations)
I concur, my upload is between 200-480kb/s and my download is roughly 500kb/s-2.5mb/s depending on the server and I'm using comcast. As far as reputation goes, you are either in a good neighborhood or a bad one but when you're in a good neighborhood comcast is very, very reliable and insanely fast for american standards.
Though, as a side note I'd like to just say that it upsets me when providers advertise like 20mb/s down but have terrible upload speed, which in the end makes web browsing slow and painful.
This is a terrible thing to be on the news as far as security is concerned. Did they just say f***k wikileaks, we'll leak it ourselves?
thanks to all of you!
You know when you smell something so bad that you can taste it in your mouth? Yeah, I think there's a connection there haha!
I would give you modpoints if I knew how for that answer :)
My girlfriend is the boss with information and no matter what, if I seemed to have forgotten something she will make sure I remember until I forget about it again. "who's that girl posting on your facebook?" someone posted on my facebook? sweet!
corporations don't need to have public options in their stocks. most of the traditional corporations out-there do this but a lot of the newer corporations have privatized it so there's less risks and they can do whatever they feel like doing without worrying about shareholders. Personally I hate the stock exchange system.
I don't know about pinkj but I am. Look at my posting time and you'll see exactly what I mean. It's sad that this guy had to die like this. If you read some of the Chinese tabloids they are blaming American technology wtf?
You want to go around a giant U-turn so the fastest way is to come from the side in a big U instead of a V however there's a debate whether or not players can stray a farther than a certain distance from the bases. At least that's my interpretation of all this mumbo jumbo.
Well, they sorta did... I believe it was last week's episode where Lisa used calculations to get her players to play the game. I normally don't watch the Simpsons but it was 10/10/10 and I wanted to see if they would do something special for that day, which they did.
or if the child is young enough, protective custody.
I'M TIRED OF THESE MOTHER F... Well you know the rest. I call fluff on this article especially since it's on fox and cnn
You can get 500gb for $40 with decent specs on it which is like 8cents per gig. Unless I'm using it in a production environment I don't really care so much about the speed difference between your typical SATA hard drive and all of these new solid state things. I think speed will really matter once the price has lowered enough to about 15cents per gig and we go through a year of hard drive space not really budging in default pc's/laptops. Even then, the average consumer probably won't ever use more than 2tb legally until of course 4k resolution monitors come out and the size of games and other media will be vastly bigger, as they normally do.
You know, I learned that wombats existed from Drawn Together. Then again, English wasn't my first language. Cartoons are always filled with little tidbits of knowledge, and if you find yourself at the edge of a cliff, you can keep walking without looking down. It's the same thing with Snooki from Jersey Shore, just don't look at it and it will disappear. Jeeze, this really got off-topic and random quick. Well, it's the weekend and news is slow :)
I think it would be hilarious if someone snagged the bible.com domain name during the renewal process. It would have a sense of amusement when someone pays 100mil for a domain name and only rents it for a year.
I think we're missing the point. 4chan (likley /co/) purchased, reviewed, and raved about a non-cp, gore or furry comic. That's quite impressive! In all honesty, I am doubting the validity of this because as we all know, such a cause and effect with the given circumstances is not possible around the chan. It requires filth, so much so that not even a mountain of dial-soap could be of any help. That's why I am dismissing this article by calling it fluff in attempt to get more sales.
A lot of businesses here are leaving the state because the government keeps increasing taxes. You can't make jobs by increasing taxes, and you can't keep businesses if you do the same. Plus if you drive around here you'll mostly see Corollas driven around because when you move from another country you want a car that is affordable and can be run into the ground until the axles come off. It's not a stereotype that indians all drive corollas it's just common sense that immigrants would buy something that will keep them steady while they are here permanently or temporarily. Would you want to spend $20-$50k for an electric car that had to have its batteries replaced at least once or twice in its lifetime? What about the maintenance for it? Not all mechanics are certified or want to be certified to work with high-voltage vehicles so you have to bring it back in to the dealership to get anything repaired and it aint cheap. Logically, in this location, it's just not possible to get the ball rolling with electric cars. As liberal as this place is, there's too few who can and will pay for electric cars, even if they guaranteed two hours on a charge.
I don't really care about the pirate bay but anytime there's news about them I can't help but think it's an interesting piece to read. It's almost like a soap opera for geeks.
Actually moore's law doesn't apply to us anymore since technology doubles every 13 months or so and continues to increase. To see computers 1000x more powerful in 5 years in the lab is not doubtful with the right minds but to see a PC that is 1000x faster will likely be more or less around 8 years I'm guessing. Personally I'm hoping that those 1000x faster computers will be 1000x faster 5 years after they release :)
What exactly does this mean? Does this mean that only a hand-full of content will be streamed or will it be any item in their library? How does the Xbox version compare? Same?
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