Actually, considering horses still wear horseshoes, a farrier is still needed. They're just not in demand by Joe Q. Public is all. Kinda like blacksmiths are still around, just not as many.
Which channel are you running? My installed version using the stable channel is getting updated as we speak, while my install on the dev channel (different computer) has indeed been running version 10 for some time.
However, nothing in the article mentions anything about power going out, let alone natural gas lines that could also power furnaces. Just that 10k people called 911 during a snowstorm and Verizon's network couldn't handle it. However, could the 911 network have handled that many people calling in?
Considering the number of typos in the ad itself (octivative or activative), I'll wait until an official announcement of the price (or until it starts selling).
*psst* Check out audiogalaxy, free to stream from your own collection. I've stopped listening to the streaming radio apps anyways, mostly because my own tastes are rather eccentric. Plus, listening to music I know I'll like rather than having to skip or downrank a song when in the middle of a task is a bonus.
Oh, and adding that I used Xmarks back when it was known as Foxmarks and even during when it changed names and had sync profiles set up with it. Those managed to cross over at some point and it was rather a pain to fix. That was before I had put pretty much all my bookmarks online, so it'd be a larger pain now.
The Chrome bookmark sync requires that you use the same Google account to do so, which is exactly what I don't want (no need for my personal bookmarks to be at work). It is a feature I make use of to allow multiple computers stay in sync, but I specifically want the ability to be at work, click on a button in my toolbar and bookmark a site in such a way that it'd show up on my personal computer where my start page extension's "recent bookmarks" would show it. Somehow I guess that is something that not many want and something I fell in love with when switching to Chrome from Firefox (and installing the Delicious extensions in Chrome).
But yet (and here's the kicker for me), you can't synchronize Google Bookmarks with say Chrome's bookmarks. And I can't find any bookmarking tool accessible from multiple computers (and with multiple Google accounts if thats what it uses for authentication) that would synchronize "cloud" with my Chrome bookmarks so that they'd show up in the omnibar without me needing to do a specific keyword search. Delicious allowed that (or at least there was a Delicious extension that enabled the feature).
My niece (turning 6 next month) had an issue with sitting still in pre-school and we got her some of those Leapfrog things. She's learning (and also learning to sit still) and is still entertained enough to handle long car rides without whining. It was so popular her mom buys her other items for the system as well. Our plan this year is to send her a gift card and let her figure out what she wants to buy herself, so she can start to learn the value of money/budget and still get the reward of whatever she's purchased.
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Not like moving to either place is any better. There's a reason that Great Britain is also called the Nanny State.
And how many of those "problem" applications were malware, badly written, or just the bloatware pre-installed on the phone from the carrier?
Go to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076150, there's2 different modified versions of the Netflix.apk which people have reported success with. Root not required.
Actually, considering horses still wear horseshoes, a farrier is still needed. They're just not in demand by Joe Q. Public is all. Kinda like blacksmiths are still around, just not as many.
Which channel are you running? My installed version using the stable channel is getting updated as we speak, while my install on the dev channel (different computer) has indeed been running version 10 for some time.
However, nothing in the article mentions anything about power going out, let alone natural gas lines that could also power furnaces. Just that 10k people called 911 during a snowstorm and Verizon's network couldn't handle it. However, could the 911 network have handled that many people calling in?
Considering the number of typos in the ad itself (octivative or activative), I'll wait until an official announcement of the price (or until it starts selling).
*psst* Check out audiogalaxy, free to stream from your own collection. I've stopped listening to the streaming radio apps anyways, mostly because my own tastes are rather eccentric. Plus, listening to music I know I'll like rather than having to skip or downrank a song when in the middle of a task is a bonus.
From my understanding (Android user here), I thought all iOS apps had to be gotten through the App Store unless the user jailbroke their device.
Oh, and adding that I used Xmarks back when it was known as Foxmarks and even during when it changed names and had sync profiles set up with it. Those managed to cross over at some point and it was rather a pain to fix. That was before I had put pretty much all my bookmarks online, so it'd be a larger pain now.
The Chrome bookmark sync requires that you use the same Google account to do so, which is exactly what I don't want (no need for my personal bookmarks to be at work). It is a feature I make use of to allow multiple computers stay in sync, but I specifically want the ability to be at work, click on a button in my toolbar and bookmark a site in such a way that it'd show up on my personal computer where my start page extension's "recent bookmarks" would show it. Somehow I guess that is something that not many want and something I fell in love with when switching to Chrome from Firefox (and installing the Delicious extensions in Chrome).
But yet (and here's the kicker for me), you can't synchronize Google Bookmarks with say Chrome's bookmarks. And I can't find any bookmarking tool accessible from multiple computers (and with multiple Google accounts if thats what it uses for authentication) that would synchronize "cloud" with my Chrome bookmarks so that they'd show up in the omnibar without me needing to do a specific keyword search. Delicious allowed that (or at least there was a Delicious extension that enabled the feature).
That is what the judge's instructions are for, not random searches that may or may not bring up the proper legal definition.
Along those lines, see http://gizmodo.com/5674433/my-ipad-let-me-down.
My niece (turning 6 next month) had an issue with sitting still in pre-school and we got her some of those Leapfrog things. She's learning (and also learning to sit still) and is still entertained enough to handle long car rides without whining. It was so popular her mom buys her other items for the system as well. Our plan this year is to send her a gift card and let her figure out what she wants to buy herself, so she can start to learn the value of money/budget and still get the reward of whatever she's purchased.