For me, the current FF beta cycle has been more of a pain in the ass due to bugs and incompatible changes than any Mozilla/FF cycle since Mozilla 1.3 or thereabouts.
Nope. Both my FF and my SeaMonkey (both 64-bit) are currently using under 650 MB res, and under 1,300 MB virt. SM has ~60 tabs open and FF has well over 100.
About the most I have seen in either is ~800 MB res and ~1,600 MB virt. All this is with 4GB ram, with most of that available to the browsers as I run Awesome WM rather than Gnome or KDE.
>The reason that I'm going to call bullshit on this is that empirically "lefties" tend to become "righties" through age or experience. A liberal is just a conservative who hasn't been mugged yet.
Like I always say, that's what happens when you use FF instead of SeaMonkey and/or Windows instead of Linux. My SeaMonkey on Linux has no problem staying up for a week with 100 tabs ( I don't go much longer than that because I use the Nightlies)
>Neutrinos are elusive, nearly mass-less elementary particles, sometimes called 'ghost particles.'"
Gee, thanks for defining that for us. I mean, it's not like the general public have been hearing about these "neutrinos" since the 70s. I mean, Carl Sagan certainly never talked about them. And it is so incredibly rare to hear the science media mention them - they hardly get any airtime at all, like k mesons, and unlike electrons or photons.
You know, I have given up on this one. Not only is it too late to save it, it is a horrible translation in the first place. Nowadays I prefer to use the Latin: petitio principii. After all we Latin for other logical fallacies, like ad hominem and non sequitur
As for "whom" I don't care one way or the other. "intensive purposes" is just horrible, though. It sounds like nails on a chalkboard.
Read "Kiln People" by David Brin for some ideas on what a society might look like with extreme levels of automation. Obviously the way that comes about in the book is, shall we say, unrealistic, but the core ideas are the the same.
This system does 400-600 million base pairs per 10 hour run.
149,000,000,000bp/400,000,000bp/run ~ 373 runs
3,730 hours ~ 155 days
I don't how long setup times between runs might be or what other factors are involved, though. On the other hand, a big lab would have more than one sequencer.
no, keep your nsfw stuff in one profile, sfw in another, and sync as needed. e.g. sync the sfw profile to work, and sync both profiles to your laptop. same effect via different means. and it's nice to have nsfw stuff on a different profile even aside from syncing issues.
>If Stuxnet is CLAIMED to be attacking Iran by Iran, you bet on Israel... wow, swallowed the pill whole didn't you?
No, if it IS attacking Iran (in particular and on purpose).
Nothing to do with what is merely claimed. I made no statement as to whether I believed the reports. I am still making no statement about that, because I haven't looked into it at all, and I suspect that if I did, it would still be inconclusive.
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>Also, if you want to see a brand new bad protocol, look at XMPP.
Maybe, but still better than SIP/SIMPLE
For me, the current FF beta cycle has been more of a pain in the ass due to bugs and incompatible changes than any Mozilla/FF cycle since Mozilla 1.3 or thereabouts.
Nope. Both my FF and my SeaMonkey (both 64-bit) are currently using under 650 MB res, and under 1,300 MB virt. SM has ~60 tabs open and FF has well over 100.
About the most I have seen in either is ~800 MB res and ~1,600 MB virt. All this is with 4GB ram, with most of that available to the browsers as I run Awesome WM rather than Gnome or KDE.
The XUL/JS things are extensions.
Flash, Java, etc are plugins, as you said
Themes and personas are themes and personas
All of the above are addons.
If it runs Linux, yes
FF on Windows sucks
>Or did you mean "Liberal" as in everyone else should pay for my well-being?
Yes, I should pay for your well-being
>The reason that I'm going to call bullshit on this is that empirically "lefties" tend to become "righties" through age or experience. A liberal is just a conservative who hasn't been mugged yet.
[citation needed]
Like I always say, that's what happens when you use FF instead of SeaMonkey and/or Windows instead of Linux. My SeaMonkey on Linux has no problem staying up for a week with 100 tabs ( I don't go much longer than that because I use the Nightlies)
d2 has some problems, but isn't that bad. I'll certainly take it over the classic system.
>Neutrinos are elusive, nearly mass-less elementary particles, sometimes called 'ghost particles.'"
Gee, thanks for defining that for us. I mean, it's not like the general public have been hearing about these "neutrinos" since the 70s. I mean, Carl Sagan certainly never talked about them. And it is so incredibly rare to hear the science media mention them - they hardly get any airtime at all, like k mesons, and unlike electrons or photons.
Oh, I understood what he was doing.
>begs the question
You know, I have given up on this one. Not only is it too late to save it, it is a horrible translation in the first place. Nowadays I prefer to use the Latin: petitio principii. After all we Latin for other logical fallacies, like ad hominem and non sequitur
As for "whom" I don't care one way or the other. "intensive purposes" is just horrible, though. It sounds like nails on a chalkboard.
KaiRo made a SeaMonkey extension Mandelbrot explorer. Probably works in FF as well.
Richard Nixon, of course
>I get Braves TV in HD
Some people have all the luck
or the vast majority of channels
I wonder what ever happened to that nice Bill Door fellow anyway?
The code that runs Codeplex is kept in hg, and it is a division or sub-department or whatever MS calls such things.
Dunno about other areas, but the Codeplex division uses hg (which is no secret AFAIK)
Read "Kiln People" by David Brin for some ideas on what a society might look like with extreme levels of automation. Obviously the way that comes about in the book is, shall we say, unrealistic, but the core ideas are the the same.
Gene sequencing speed/cost is moving faster than Moore's law
This system does 400-600 million base pairs per 10 hour run.
149,000,000,000bp/400,000,000bp/run ~ 373 runs
3,730 hours ~ 155 days
I don't how long setup times between runs might be or what other factors are involved, though. On the other hand, a big lab would have more than one sequencer.
Exactly. High vert. res. monitors are available, even on laptops if you look. Netbooks, no, but you expect to make sacrifices there.
no, keep your nsfw stuff in one profile, sfw in another, and sync as needed. e.g. sync the sfw profile to work, and sync both profiles to your laptop. same effect via different means. and it's nice to have nsfw stuff on a different profile even aside from syncing issues.
>If Stuxnet is CLAIMED to be attacking Iran by Iran, you bet on Israel... wow, swallowed the pill whole didn't you?
No, if it IS attacking Iran (in particular and on purpose).
Nothing to do with what is merely claimed. I made no statement as to whether I believed the reports. I am still making no statement about that, because I haven't looked into it at all, and I suspect that if I did, it would still be inconclusive.
If Stuxnet is attacking Iran, I'd bet on Israel (just) ahead of the US.