Till it's got adblock, I don't care if it renders pages before they exist. I don't care if it makes me breakfast or does my laundry. In short, without adblock, it ain't S**T.
Dude man... too much caffine. Browbeating someone to attempt to make a point doesn't help them hear you. It just makes you sound like a jerk. Something about honey and flies... I forget.
I use powerline. The "fridge kicking in" problems were solved a while ago. It works well these days. I even get the 14MB/s rates as claimed. 170MB/s is great and all, but I would be happier with 14MB/s if it would come through the power chord for my laptop.
Turning the levels of a building is by no means a simple thing. Even an efficient low friction setup is going to consume resources in the building and maintenance of it. Be it industrial lubricants or coatings, you don't move big things in an "eco-friendly" way... except perhaps a barge floating down a river I guess.
> Gimp developers, please hear me out: having both interface types would be a huge boon to the project. Remember that one of the goals is to pull Windows users away from Photoshop -- and as a result, Windows eventually. Embrace and extend.
Exactly. Something that is lost on far too many developers is the fact that usabilty is the single most important "feature" of an application.
If it wasn't a problem, you wouldn't have so much debate about it.
And, as always... the "solution" seems to be people telling you how they work around the problem (instead of admiting it's an issue and fixing it).
Appearently we're talking to a brick wall, but let's give this one more try....
Dear GIMP Developers... This is your #1 useabilty issue. YOU may like it, but appearently everyone else HATES it. Perhaps you might consider fixing it rather than telling us (how) to "deal with it".
I would personally love to use your software. I'd love to get all my friends hooked on your software, but I can't. This single issue alone prevents all of us from adopting your otherwise wonderful application.
I've always found it funny... Here's your budget, now spend it... if you don't spend it ALL, we'll want the extra back and we won't give you as much next year. It's the same in the corperate world too. Then we wonder why money gets wasted.
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Funny, that's the same thing they said about the X prize... the problem is too big for such a meager prize. Fortunately it's not really about the prize money.
"It really just came down to, there may not be a market when I wanted to bring it out, which was like, three years from now."
Ok, so he's releasing them 3 years early. Hey, that's just awesume! "Piracy Concerns" are forcing him to give up some of his slow-milk-it mentality.
Just an other example of the power shifting back to the consumer. I dig it. Give us what we want at a fair price and we'll pay for it (itunes anyone?), or we'll get it some other way.
I still don't think it would have been hard to release the modified version and the original on the same disk... Put it as a menu option, kinda like "bonus features" or "deleted scenes". Only now it would be "added features and scenes" or "theatrical release".
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Till it's got adblock, I don't care if it renders pages before they exist. I don't care if it makes me breakfast or does my laundry. In short, without adblock, it ain't S**T.
In a word... Yes.
Sinclair nothing, that's a Lean Machine (GM)
http://www.3wheelers.com/gmlean.html
I was going to comment, but... awe crap... nevermind.
Scheduling vacation time to avoid long commutes.
Excuse me... did we just hit a new low?
We'll be meeting these freaks soon...
Sure. Just look at how well we deal with people with different skin color. Tails won't even get noticed!
No, but I've got a few as to how this will help the terrorists win! HAHAHAHAHA
Note to Oracle...
Fork You!
Dude man... too much caffine.
Browbeating someone to attempt to make a point doesn't help them hear you. It just makes you sound like a jerk. Something about honey and flies... I forget.
Mmmmmmm... worlds largest sundial :)
Hahaha, too true.
thanks
5)Profit!
I use powerline.
The "fridge kicking in" problems were solved a while ago. It works well these days. I even get the 14MB/s rates as claimed. 170MB/s is great and all, but I would be happier with 14MB/s if it would come through the power chord for my laptop.
You forgot....
You can do it!, just not on all OS's (Windows)
You don't contribute, so shut up.
Write it yourself.
It's a "feature".
"Most" people like it that way.
Which all boil down to basically... Fork Off.
Turning the levels of a building is by no means a simple thing. Even an efficient low friction setup is going to consume resources in the building and maintenance of it. Be it industrial lubricants or coatings, you don't move big things in an "eco-friendly" way... except perhaps a barge floating down a river I guess.
Eco friendly?
Yes, a giant piece of machinery. I'm sure it's powered by solar and greased with vegetable oil.
Kinda like viewing the grand canyon from the Death Star.
> Gimp developers, please hear me out: having both interface types would be a huge boon to the project. Remember that one of the goals is to pull Windows users away from Photoshop -- and as a result, Windows eventually. Embrace and extend.
Exactly. Something that is lost on far too many developers is the fact that usabilty is the single most important "feature" of an application.
If it wasn't a problem, you wouldn't have so much debate about it.
And, as always... the "solution" seems to be people telling you how they work around the problem (instead of admiting it's an issue and fixing it).
Appearently we're talking to a brick wall, but let's give this one more try....
Dear GIMP Developers... This is your #1 useabilty issue. YOU may like it, but appearently everyone else HATES it. Perhaps you might consider fixing it rather than telling us (how) to "deal with it".
I would personally love to use your software. I'd love to get all my friends hooked on your software, but I can't. This single issue alone prevents all of us from adopting your otherwise wonderful application.
He left us without a trace. We expected a note, a comment of some sort, but that wasn't his style. He will be missed.
So Toystory 3 will be a musical?
Dear FCC... PISS OFF!
I've always found it funny... Here's your budget, now spend it... if you don't spend it ALL, we'll want the extra back and we won't give you as much next year. It's the same in the corperate world too. Then we wonder why money gets wasted.
Funny, that's the same thing they said about the X prize... the problem is too big for such a meager prize. Fortunately it's not really about the prize money.
If it was easy, everyone would be doing it.
"It really just came down to, there may not be a market when I wanted to bring it out, which was like, three years from now."
Ok, so he's releasing them 3 years early. Hey, that's just awesume! "Piracy Concerns" are forcing him to give up some of his slow-milk-it mentality.
Just an other example of the power shifting back to the consumer. I dig it. Give us what we want at a fair price and we'll pay for it (itunes anyone?), or we'll get it some other way.
I still don't think it would have been hard to release the modified version and the original on the same disk... Put it as a menu option, kinda like "bonus features" or "deleted scenes". Only now it would be "added features and scenes" or "theatrical release".
Sheesh.
In other news, CNN discovers that hindsight is 20/20