Scientific theories are supported by hypotheses that have been proved. Theists cannot prove the existence of god, hence their faith. You do not need faith where facts are involved.
I was catching up on SGU via Netflix with the intention of watching it on TV and in the last episode of season 1.1, the audio track is about a second and a half behind the video. All of season 1.2 is the same way. After waiting for weeks to see if Netflix would fix it, I gave up and started in on BSG instead. Now I *really* hope they get it fixed.
Looked into a few, ended up with Diigo. I exported a backup of my bookmarks from Delicious though so if I don't like Diigo I can easily try another service like xmarks.
Same here. I just found out about this so I'm definitely going to be researching replacements...I've never looked into it because, well, I've been using Delicious for *years*. If I have to, I'll start a site and create a FF add-on myself. I'm too used to being able to tag, organize, and access my bookmarks from anywhere.
To put it simply, it's a social bookmarking site. It was great though because it integrated with Firefox in such a way that for me, it totally replaced the native bookmarking function. The site had a very simple UI too. And because all the bookmarks are databased I'm able to access them from anywhere. You can also tag and cross-reference the links you bookmark. I have dozens of recipes saved on Delicious, and almost every night I'll access them on my smartphone while I'm cooking or baking. I am really, really disappointed that Delicious is going away.
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Scientific theories are supported by hypotheses that have been proved. Theists cannot prove the existence of god, hence their faith. You do not need faith where facts are involved.
I was catching up on SGU via Netflix with the intention of watching it on TV and in the last episode of season 1.1, the audio track is about a second and a half behind the video. All of season 1.2 is the same way. After waiting for weeks to see if Netflix would fix it, I gave up and started in on BSG instead. Now I *really* hope they get it fixed.
Looked into a few, ended up with Diigo. I exported a backup of my bookmarks from Delicious though so if I don't like Diigo I can easily try another service like xmarks.
Same here. I just found out about this so I'm definitely going to be researching replacements...I've never looked into it because, well, I've been using Delicious for *years*. If I have to, I'll start a site and create a FF add-on myself. I'm too used to being able to tag, organize, and access my bookmarks from anywhere.
To put it simply, it's a social bookmarking site. It was great though because it integrated with Firefox in such a way that for me, it totally replaced the native bookmarking function. The site had a very simple UI too. And because all the bookmarks are databased I'm able to access them from anywhere. You can also tag and cross-reference the links you bookmark. I have dozens of recipes saved on Delicious, and almost every night I'll access them on my smartphone while I'm cooking or baking. I am really, really disappointed that Delicious is going away.