Does Evince even support Javascript? Of course there could be attacks on the engine itself, but why target Cairo when you could target GDI or something. Plus that's just harder than attacking via JS.
>I thought I had been running a 64bit Firefox for years. I know I have. First third party SeaMonkey builds, then the SeaMonkey Nightlies got 64 bit options, and I went to that.
Debian is in the right and MoFo is wrong on that whole issue, but that doesn't keep me from using the mozilla.org versions of FF and SM. IW et al are too many version behind, and they never have betas or nightlies.
You are doing something wrong on your website. Rendering differences, aside from new parts of html5 that have been added, should be pretty minimal between 3.6 and 5.
I have a sneaking suspicion that under the covers at least some of the tech is wave-derived. Well, the video hangout at least is almost certainly some form of XMPP MUC with Jingle
That is how you do it, for sure, but as the other comments here indicate, there is still limited capacity even then. I got a linked by a friend from FB, but it was a few hours before I got in. I think the number being allowed in at a time is just very small, so you just have to hit it at the right moment after they allow a new batch, but before it runs out.
Oh wow, it's Maemo?! Dammit, I thought the N9 was going to be Meego, and then I thought is was canceled because of the WinPhone crap. I might not have bought the N900 a few months ago if I had known about this.
I care. Well, I would have cared if I hadn't just got a secondhand N900 because I thought the N9 was canceled, and if I knew I could remove Meego and put on Maemo.
Please don't encourage those assholes. The spread of services that make their name include their TDL and come up with the rest of their name by describing what they do is one of the most irritating computer-related trends to come along in recent year. It might not be quite as bad if users didn't fall for it - "gotomypc.com? They can do that now? I'll try it, sounds useful!"
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Xorg support for these cards isn't going away anytime soon though.
I suspect they plan to integrate things like Google Groups and gCal into G+, but just haven't gotten to it yet.
They already did and they don't.
No more Science, but plenty of science available in PLoS ONE or similar...
>huna genome
what's a huna? Is it anything like tuna?
Does Evince even support Javascript? Of course there could be attacks on the engine itself, but why target Cairo when you could target GDI or something. Plus that's just harder than attacking via JS.
>And you think Firefox is an example of a "good browser"?
It's alright I guess. Mozilla is far better, especially as FF get more like chrome.
PDF in the browser is a sin.
Yeah, despite being largely neglected, both Mozilla and FF are better on Linux than Windows.
>I thought I had been running a 64bit Firefox for years.
I know I have. First third party SeaMonkey builds, then the SeaMonkey Nightlies got 64 bit options, and I went to that.
Webkit is a fine engine. Too bad no one is interested in using it to make a good browser.
Debian is in the right and MoFo is wrong on that whole issue, but that doesn't keep me from using the mozilla.org versions of FF and SM. IW et al are too many version behind, and they never have betas or nightlies.
You could make a better case for a dinosaur being an alligator than vice versa. Your post would work a lot better if you cited your pet parakeet.
Diaspora had the right idea, but at no point did it ever look like a well done implementation to me....
You are doing something wrong on your website. Rendering differences, aside from new parts of html5 that have been added, should be pretty minimal between 3.6 and 5.
5 is faster than 3.6
I have a sneaking suspicion that under the covers at least some of the tech is wave-derived. Well, the video hangout at least is almost certainly some form of XMPP MUC with Jingle
That is how you do it, for sure, but as the other comments here indicate, there is still limited capacity even then. I got a linked by a friend from FB, but it was a few hours before I got in. I think the number being allowed in at a time is just very small, so you just have to hit it at the right moment after they allow a new batch, but before it runs out.
Fusion thrusters means we will be ready when we meet the Kzinti for the first time
So I see, further down in the comments. UI... eh, I am not too worried. It's the Debianish guts I am after.
>I hope it performs better as a phone than my WM6.5 device. My caller ID doesn't even function while the screen is locked.
Well, Caller ID works fine for me on the N900, so I would guess it should be fine for that at least.
Oh wow, it's Maemo?! Dammit, I thought the N9 was going to be Meego, and then I thought is was canceled because of the WinPhone crap. I might not have bought the N900 a few months ago if I had known about this.
I care. Well, I would have cared if I hadn't just got a secondhand N900 because I thought the N9 was canceled, and if I knew I could remove Meego and put on Maemo.
>Services like yousendit.com
Please don't encourage those assholes. The spread of services that make their name include their TDL and come up with the rest of their name by describing what they do is one of the most irritating computer-related trends to come along in recent year. It might not be quite as bad if users didn't fall for it - "gotomypc.com? They can do that now? I'll try it, sounds useful!"
Because you can't use something from 5 minutes ago in some that has a 10 minute design lead time?