Want the "Reload" button back where it used to be? Right-click, "Customize", drag the reload button where you want it, click "Done". You're welcome.
Thankyou, so now I understand. They just moved the the reload button to a stupid place to force everybody to learn their new customization interface. Right, that's it.
I'm sure it isn't, but maybe Mozilla foundation will figure that out faster than Googlers, who have a nasty ingrained habit of ignoring the evidence before their eyes, such as 99% of ChromeOS trials coming back with "this is stupid, why cripple the computer and brick it when the connection drops".
I beg to differ. I always have Firefox *and* Chrome open, but I spend most of my time in Firefox. 1) Firefox can scroll tabs. 2) Firefox will open a pdf or other document just by clicking on it. Chrome insists on downloading it and littering my Downloads directory with things I don't want to keep, besides requiring an extra step to open. 3) I use a Firefox plugin to remove Google's evil link obfuscation, so I can open search results much faster and cut and paste links in a way that makes sense. Not to mention making my eyes hurt less.
Thunderbird is the only effective way to restore the functionality on Windows that Microsoft took away by removing Outlook Express, short of being frog marched by Microsoft into its own creepy cloud.
...clearly as a founder he's part of the old boy's club and not going anywhere soon unless Microsoft's board finally says enough z'nough.
Ballmer's position is secure because he excels at the one thing that actually counts: complete, unquestioning obedience to Bill Gates, who as the largest shareholder still controls the company.
why would regular users (not OS junkies) want to upgrade at all?
Few do, however that is not Microsoft's meal ticket. Microsoft's big meal ticket is now, as it always was, illegal market control of PC OEMs. Microsoft's second biggest meal ticket is illegal tying of servers to client operating system.
Microsoft still exercises monpoly control over PC OEMs. A rather big segment of the technology market, still growing in fact. But the margins are shrinking.
Microsoft has never really been very good at FUD either. The only thing they really excel at is protecting their monopoly by illegal means while paying only modest fines for the privilege.
This is where the standard model fails - it's decriptive, and predictive, but does not describe a simpler system from which the properties of the dozens (hundreds?) of "fundamental" particles could be derived.
Seventeen elementary particles, including the Higgs.
I prefer duck analogies, and I will bet you $100 that the new scalar boson discovered at ~125.5 GeV/cc is confirmed as the Higgs before this Christmas.
But it wasn't "one operating system or another", it was Linux. By your argument, collider rings are also interchangeable, and that is in fact true. Which is why the Higgs was discovered in the US of A by the Superconducting Supercollider... oh wait, that didn't happen because there isn't one.
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What other clients are people using on windows?
You can try Eudora if you want wallow in some "used to be great".
Want the "Reload" button back where it used to be? Right-click, "Customize", drag the reload button where you want it, click "Done". You're welcome.
Thankyou, so now I understand. They just moved the the reload button to a stupid place to force everybody to learn their new customization interface. Right, that's it.
I'm not sure Firefox OS is the right move either.
I'm sure it isn't, but maybe Mozilla foundation will figure that out faster than Googlers, who have a nasty ingrained habit of ignoring the evidence before their eyes, such as 99% of ChromeOS trials coming back with "this is stupid, why cripple the computer and brick it when the connection drops".
Firefox is officially trash now.
I beg to differ. I always have Firefox *and* Chrome open, but I spend most of my time in Firefox. 1) Firefox can scroll tabs. 2) Firefox will open a pdf or other document just by clicking on it. Chrome insists on downloading it and littering my Downloads directory with things I don't want to keep, besides requiring an extra step to open. 3) I use a Firefox plugin to remove Google's evil link obfuscation, so I can open search results much faster and cut and paste links in a way that makes sense. Not to mention making my eyes hurt less.
With all the developers moving, they will finally have the resources necessary to change the Firefox UX all over again. Hurrah!
I would like Mozilla to put the "reload" button back where it used to be. What do you think, Mr Anonymous?
Thunderbird is the only effective way to restore the functionality on Windows that Microsoft took away by removing Outlook Express, short of being frog marched by Microsoft into its own creepy cloud.
I believe that Microsoft engineers are great emailers, facetimers and backstabbers.
Oh, please excuse me. I believe that Microsoft engineers are super great emailers, facetimers, backstabbers and astromodders.
Correction: Microsoft engineers are super great emailers, facetimers, backstabbers and astromodders, and resent being told that.
Correction: Microsoft engineers are weenies.
...clearly as a founder he's part of the old boy's club and not going anywhere soon unless Microsoft's board finally says enough z'nough.
Ballmer's position is secure because he excels at the one thing that actually counts: complete, unquestioning obedience to Bill Gates, who as the largest shareholder still controls the company.
why would regular users (not OS junkies) want to upgrade at all?
Few do, however that is not Microsoft's meal ticket. Microsoft's big meal ticket is now, as it always was, illegal market control of PC OEMs. Microsoft's second biggest meal ticket is illegal tying of servers to client operating system.
I also liked "...and the company has driven innovation for decades." That made me chuckle.
Ah but you overlooked that fact that in Microsoft's lexicon "innovation" has always meant "illegal trustmaking activity".
Tax marijuana.
I believe that Microsoft engineers are great emailers, facetimers and backstabbers.
Oh, please excuse me. I believe that Microsoft engineers are super great emailers, facetimers, backstabbers and astromodders.
Correction: Microsoft engineers are super great emailers, facetimers, backstabbers and astromodders, and resent being told that.
I believe that Microsoft engineers are great emailers, facetimers and backstabbers.
Oh, please excuse me. I believe that Microsoft engineers are super great emailers, facetimers, backstabbers and astromodders.
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Whoever modded that down has issues.
Antiparticles, though I am not sure whether they count as distinct, and counting them up is complicated by some of them being their own antiparticle.
Microsoft still exercises monpoly control over PC OEMs. A rather big segment of the technology market, still growing in fact. But the margins are shrinking.
Microsoft has never really been very good at FUD either. The only thing they really excel at is protecting their monopoly by illegal means while paying only modest fines for the privilege.
I believe that Microsoft engineers are great emailers, facetimers and backstabbers.
I get the anti-MS sentiment (although jeez, quit living in the 90s)
Microsoft remains as evil as it ever was, two decades later. Anti-MS sentiment is not only richly deserved, but prudent.
What a creative interpretation. Well then, I cordially invite you to discover your own particle too.
This is where the standard model fails - it's decriptive, and predictive, but does not describe a simpler system from which the properties of the dozens (hundreds?) of "fundamental" particles could be derived.
Seventeen elementary particles, including the Higgs.
I prefer duck analogies, and I will bet you $100 that the new scalar boson discovered at ~125.5 GeV/cc is confirmed as the Higgs before this Christmas.
Apple did not play any role in the discovery of the Higgs because it is too busy launching new patent troll lawsuits.
But it wasn't "one operating system or another", it was Linux. By your argument, collider rings are also interchangeable, and that is in fact true. Which is why the Higgs was discovered in the US of A by the Superconducting Supercollider... oh wait, that didn't happen because there isn't one.
A Beowulf cluster of LHC rings would likely be able to vaporize an incoming asteroid.