The key is to learn to ADAPT to the changing climate, not try to exercise control we don't and can't have.
And that is exactly what is happening. Continuing to cut down forests and emit CO2 during a warming trend, would be failure to adapt.
NOT continuing to cut down forests and emit CO2 during a warming trend would be failure to adapt to North American peer pressure.
I don't know about you but I'll happily put a bullet in my grandchild's head if it saves me $1,600. Looks like the majority of Canadians/North Americans are with me.
Every time Chrome gains market share, the Firefox developers think they need to make Firefox more like Chrome, when that's exactly what's driving people away.
Actually I am re-liking Firefox now that they are taking cues from Chrome. Much better.
Chrome still lacks in basic OS/desktop integration and some of the developer goodies.
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Xubuntu. XFCE to the rescue.
This.
Not only is it a good replacement for Gnome 2, it also does a better job with compositing. Light and fast.
The key is to learn to ADAPT to the changing climate, not try to exercise control we don't and can't have.
And that is exactly what is happening. Continuing to cut down forests and emit CO2 during a warming trend, would be failure to adapt.
NOT continuing to cut down forests and emit CO2 during a warming trend would be failure to adapt to North American peer pressure.
I don't know about you but I'll happily put a bullet in my grandchild's head if it saves me $1,600. Looks like the majority of Canadians/North Americans are with me.
Every time Chrome gains market share, the Firefox developers think they need to make Firefox more like Chrome, when that's exactly what's driving people away.
Actually I am re-liking Firefox now that they are taking cues from Chrome. Much better.
Chrome still lacks in basic OS/desktop integration and some of the developer goodies.