Video tag (and audio) is blockable with NS, just like Flash. No option for canvas yet, but I also haven't run across canvas in the wild yet (actually, I think that arcade fire thing had some canvas. but that's it), while I have seen a fair bit of video.
"Core" chips where part of the "Pentium-M microarchitecture". "Core 2" was the first "Core microarchitecture". Penryn (still sold as Core 2) was the second in the "Core" microarch line (die shrink). Core i7 et al is not Core, it is the "Nehalem microarchitecture". Sandy-Bridge is, well, the "Sandy-Bridge microarchitecture". So who know what they really mean by that.
D2 is far superior to classic, and Mozilla on Linux never seems to have speed problems (at least as long as adblock, the good contributor ad removal bonus, or the subscription ad removal is in effect).
The cpu called "Core" or "Core 1" was indeed a die shrink and tweak of the Pentium M (the first "tick" (retroactively)).
But the "Core microarchitecture" was the cpu line called "Core 2" (the first "tock"). Theoretically, the Core 2 is as different from the Core 1 as Nehalem (i7/i5/i3) is from Core 2.
Flash doesn't crash that often (unless you are using some poorly coded applet from the 90s), but it still causes more crashes than JS. JS causes more slow downs, though.
AFAIK, they are dwarf planet *candidates*, whereas the others are recognized dwarf planets, although Haumea and Makemake are on shaky ground pending more information.
A solar system is any system around any star, and whatever star you are orbiting is the Sun (at least if you speak English). There is one particular star called Sol, and its solar system is called the Sol system, just like you might say "the Vega system" or "the Polaris system".
The way I count, we have 11 to 13 planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Haumea (presumed), Makemake (presumed), Eris. There could even be more, depending on what we learn about other candidate objects.
In any case, we need a new mnemonic. MVEMCJSUNPHME...
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Firefox is trash compared to Mozilla
with weave, you can set up your own server, but even if you don't, your data is gpg encrypted on the mozilla server
>2. Have different profiles (not syncing the NSFW bookmark-subtree to your work machine)
It's called "having a different profile in Firefox"
the conversion from places to html is lossy
Video tag (and audio) is blockable with NS, just like Flash. No option for canvas yet, but I also haven't run across canvas in the wild yet (actually, I think that arcade fire thing had some canvas. but that's it), while I have seen a fair bit of video.
"Core" chips where part of the "Pentium-M microarchitecture". "Core 2" was the first "Core microarchitecture". Penryn (still sold as Core 2) was the second in the "Core" microarch line (die shrink). Core i7 et al is not Core, it is the "Nehalem microarchitecture". Sandy-Bridge is, well, the "Sandy-Bridge microarchitecture". So who know what they really mean by that.
8GB
It used to beat the pants off of Opera in JS. Back then Opera was generally faster in perceived page load speed.
D2 is far superior to classic, and Mozilla on Linux never seems to have speed problems (at least as long as adblock, the good contributor ad removal bonus, or the subscription ad removal is in effect).
AMD was still a threat when Intel dropped netburst (and thus had to give up on MHz, since P-M/Core was much, much slower in pure MHz).
The cpu called "Core" or "Core 1" was indeed a die shrink and tweak of the Pentium M (the first "tick" (retroactively)).
But the "Core microarchitecture" was the cpu line called "Core 2" (the first "tock"). Theoretically, the Core 2 is as different from the Core 1 as Nehalem (i7/i5/i3) is from Core 2.
Math is easy, it's English that's tricky.
Like Dave McAllister of Adobe(!) said, "the axis of evil has shifted south about 850 miles or so"
>it will fool the people they told to never buy ATI.
who would be so irresponsible as to tell someone that?
exactly
>hardware acceleration of web browsers like we did in the 1990s
proof or it never happened
You can't complain in any case (but sometimes you still do)
And 944MB res and 1788MB virt on a 4BG system is very reasonable for over 100 tabs
The 64 bit Linux version is the best version of Flash I have ever used.
>flashblock or noscript which cripples your browsing experience
No they don't
Flash doesn't crash that often (unless you are using some poorly coded applet from the 90s), but it still causes more crashes than JS. JS causes more slow downs, though.
Thumb trackball > finger trackball
At my community college, we did some ASM programming on a simulated 8-bit microcontroller...
AFAIK, they are dwarf planet *candidates*, whereas the others are recognized dwarf planets, although Haumea and Makemake are on shaky ground pending more information.
A solar system is any system around any star, and whatever star you are orbiting is the Sun (at least if you speak English). There is one particular star called Sol, and its solar system is called the Sol system, just like you might say "the Vega system" or "the Polaris system".
The way I count, we have 11 to 13 planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Haumea (presumed), Makemake (presumed), Eris. There could even be more, depending on what we learn about other candidate objects.
In any case, we need a new mnemonic. MVEMCJSUNPHME...