Well, I've been using Vista since 2007, and 7 since 2009. Except I switched to an English version recently. In my native language (French), it was called "Outil Capture" ("Capture Tool").
The point is: I knew how to find it using "Start Menu" > "All Programs" > "Accessories", but couldn't remember the name of the application. Therefore, removing the start menu is a bit annoying.
So true. The other day I was looking for the screenshot application. (Windows 7) (As a side note, it isn't that useful, I usually press "Print Screen" and paste the image in a proper image editor.) Anyway, I started typing: screen, the relevant application didn't show up. screenshot, nothing cap, capture, nope
Any OS can get "malware", however a *nix OS at some point requires either active agreement by the computer's operator to be installed or active attack of an exploitable programming error and/or socially engineered user rights.
That would be true with any modern OS (yes, even windows, unless you're running XP with admin rights)
In this case, it's an Android app, so when you install it, it tells you what it can access on your phone. Yet, users didn't cancel the installation, apparently.
If you consider PHP as "unfit for major software development", I'm pretty sure there are many other languages you wouldn't use. What is your language of choice, when it comes to web development ?
This feature was added in 2012, and it's still experimental, and it won't work with commercial (encrypted) Blu-Ray discs by default. Which is to say, VLC doesn't support Blu-Ray, yet.
However, since Windows Media Player doesn't read Blu-Ray discs either... I won't miss it.
Cave Johnson: The enrichment center reminds all test subjects who opted for the 727 crash test to fasten their seat-belts. Cake will be served on board. It will be fucking awesome. For science.
No, they don't force healthy people to give their kidneys. They take your organs when you die. (When you die in specific circumstances. They don't want damaged organs, of course.)
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If you think there is no problem with radioactive waste, I propose we bury it in your garden. :)
Wait, so you don't think Slashdot editors should be held to higher standards than the average poster?
Definitely.
They not only allow "less variation", but they also went further than "9dB louder".
I really don't see the problem:
Those who use webmail will continue to use webmail.
Those who use Outlook will continue to use Outlook.
Well, I've been using Vista since 2007, and 7 since 2009.
Except I switched to an English version recently.
In my native language (French), it was called "Outil Capture" ("Capture Tool").
The point is: I knew how to find it using "Start Menu" > "All Programs" > "Accessories", but couldn't remember the name of the application.
Therefore, removing the start menu is a bit annoying.
So true. The other day I was looking for the screenshot application. (Windows 7)
(As a side note, it isn't that useful, I usually press "Print Screen" and paste the image in a proper image editor.)
Anyway, I started typing:
screen, the relevant application didn't show up.
screenshot, nothing
cap, capture, nope
They called it Snipping Tool...
Any OS can get "malware", however a *nix OS at some point requires either active agreement by the computer's operator to be installed or active attack of an exploitable programming error and/or socially engineered user rights.
That would be true with any modern OS (yes, even windows, unless you're running XP with admin rights)
In this case, it's an Android app, so when you install it, it tells you what it can access on your phone. Yet, users didn't cancel the installation, apparently.
Oh, but France has already launched several citizens into space. (Including at least 1 woman)
We couldn't risk using the word "astronaut", because it was invented by Americans, so it might be: ...
- copyrighted
- patented
- trademarked
-
No, *I* am Brian!
And how were those education campaigns financed?
Multi-touch touchpads have been available on Windows laptops for a few years, too.
You can always use a password manager (ex: http://www.clipperz.com/ ). I actually don't even know most of my passwords. Don't need to.
37! = 13763753091226345046315979581580902400000000
I think you're right.
How exactly do you "take away the software's freedom" ?
"More than double"... in 4 months... it might be a growing trend, but it definitely doesn't have price stability.
Everyone from the UK has paid for the games and they were very expensive too.
Has paid?
No, I think you'll still have to pay for them during several years.
As low as six
OK, but how many satellites are really needed, at the minimum? 6? 8? 10?
If you consider PHP as "unfit for major software development", I'm pretty sure there are many other languages you wouldn't use.
What is your language of choice, when it comes to web development ?
Why does his reading comprehension fail?
This bug was indeed limited to md5 salts.
When I started reading your comment, I thought you were going to write something serious, about nginx or lighttpd... You got me.
Exactly.
And it does exists in PHP.
You can do that with PDO for example, which is also database agnostic.
It takes around 25 minutes to install Ubuntu
Yeah, but Windows takes 4 hours less. No, wait...
This feature was added in 2012, and it's still experimental, and it won't work with commercial (encrypted) Blu-Ray discs by default.
Which is to say, VLC doesn't support Blu-Ray, yet.
However, since Windows Media Player doesn't read Blu-Ray discs either... I won't miss it.
Cave Johnson: The enrichment center reminds all test subjects who opted for the 727 crash test to fasten their seat-belts. Cake will be served on board. It will be fucking awesome. For science.
No, they don't force healthy people to give their kidneys.
They take your organs when you die. (When you die in specific circumstances. They don't want damaged organs, of course.)