Cutting costs on energy consumption isn't profitable?
Fostering an intelligent, productive middle class isn't profitable?
Who built most of the US road system?
Low Income Housing and parks I don't have anything for.
I use the URL bar a lot in Chrome. Instant is awesome. 60 px is nothing to cry about, seriously.
The tab thing is a small nitpick that takes exactly 1 misuse to find a solution to -- not all products have the same functionality, what kind of backward world do you want to live it?
Since it doesn't do so to the others, and "http://" has no useful information wouldn't it make sense to exlcude only that?
Grab the latest CyanogenMod, go to Settings->CyangonMod Settings->Applications->Check "Permissions Management"
Then you can disable single, "shady" permission through Settings->Applications->Manage Applications. Scroll to the bottom and click off any permission you don't want the app to use.
But keep in mind, it's experimental.
(also, "it's not that hard to understand/do" is a massive understatement)
Wow, way to blow things out of proportion.
You're really that upset over version numbers? Talk about butthurt.
I, for one, think FF7 has enough improvements (especially the major memory one, which has been a big complaining point for Firefox naysayers for so long) to deserve q new version number.
but go ahead, nitpicking and hate an amazing product because of some personal vendetta.
You really think the out-of-control financial industry doesn't actually exist? Ok, pal
Yeah, just hide in a corner and don't speak your mind because the blind masses will buy them anyway. /s
they got caught
Yawn.....
Apparently what they're doing isn't necessarily illegal, according to Android Police.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/10/24/psa-verizon-locking-bootloaders-on-lte-devices-likely-does-not-violate-fcc-block-c-spectrum-rules/
He's not blindly eliminating programs.
Do you really think a 12-term Congressman with a bulletproof voting record would take a blind shot in the dark?
No. He knows what he's talking about. These departments have a lot of redundant functions that could be handled by the states.
Now, I'm not saying I agree with the elimination of all these departments, but calling him a simple-minded blind fool is absurd of you.
http://mises.org/
He doesn't believe in magic economies, he believes in sustainable ones.
But I'm sure you're more knowledgeable than anyone else on the matter.
Cutting costs on energy consumption isn't profitable?
Fostering an intelligent, productive middle class isn't profitable?
Who built most of the US road system?
Low Income Housing and parks I don't have anything for.
I use the URL bar a lot in Chrome. Instant is awesome. 60 px is nothing to cry about, seriously.
The tab thing is a small nitpick that takes exactly 1 misuse to find a solution to -- not all products have the same functionality, what kind of backward world do you want to live it?
Since it doesn't do so to the others, and "http://" has no useful information wouldn't it make sense to exlcude only that?
I think you just WANT to hate Chrome.
You'll never need more than 10 significant figures.
It's not a standard, it's a product. Irrelevant xkcd.
Delusions of Grandeur! Sweet
Grab the latest CyanogenMod, go to Settings->CyangonMod Settings->Applications->Check "Permissions Management"
Then you can disable single, "shady" permission through Settings->Applications->Manage Applications. Scroll to the bottom and click off any permission you don't want the app to use.
But keep in mind, it's experimental.
(also, "it's not that hard to understand/do" is a massive understatement)
Correct. People wrongly assume that open source means a free-for-all.
The various counter-terrorism acts count as "due process of law".
Uh, probably because you're not a super user. So you can't do everything (just like gnu/Linux, wow!) . Critical thinking is tough.
That's why we need more "ooh-ahh" distractions! MORE!
But isn't the incompatibility of new versions an effect of new/reworked features, justifying a new version number?
Wow, way to blow things out of proportion. You're really that upset over version numbers? Talk about butthurt. I, for one, think FF7 has enough improvements (especially the major memory one, which has been a big complaining point for Firefox naysayers for so long) to deserve q new version number. but go ahead, nitpicking and hate an amazing product because of some personal vendetta.
*sigh*
Nobody talked about it because nobody cared about it yet. It was still an emerging technology. >.>
You mean that operating system that hasn't come out yet that runs on 1 GB of ram and 800 MHZ?
Interviewing a foreigner with complicated questions is probably tricky.
Maybe people just want to play a competitive game, whackjob.
Once they get MAD, any smaller businesses would be unable to create anything without violating a patent >.>
Class act.