Chrome consolidates a dedicated search field and location field into one bar, the 'omnibar.' Firefox doesn't do it quite yet, but there is an add-on for it called Omnibar, though it works best with autofill (or as you call it, second guessing).
I saw Firefox 29's Australis overhaul more as grabbing the good things about Chrome, and adding its own flair, like the drag-and-drop customizable burger menu. Currently in the mockup phase is also a drag-and-drop customizable context menu.
Because no other country wants American citizens, you can't renounce citizenship without alternative citizenship, and if you're still a citizen, you can be taxed for any income earned abroad.
To all the people commenting about being successful without a college degree, how and when did you get your foot in the door? How might someone who's not too far out of high school get even a helpdesk job without a degree?
Snowden's revelations exposed that not only was the US still playing the espionage game after the supposed end of the Cold War, but they did a poor job hiding it.
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Maybe it's the past year getting to me, but I'm wary of a text editor that phones home. https://atom.io/faq
Yeah, indie is a 'state of mind' now rather than just meaning "not made by a pocket developer of a publisher."
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Chrome consolidates a dedicated search field and location field into one bar, the 'omnibar.' Firefox doesn't do it quite yet, but there is an add-on for it called Omnibar, though it works best with autofill (or as you call it, second guessing).
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Is this the Presto-based Opera, or the Webkit one that's a Chrome skin that you're talking about?
I saw Firefox 29's Australis overhaul more as grabbing the good things about Chrome, and adding its own flair, like the drag-and-drop customizable burger menu. Currently in the mockup phase is also a drag-and-drop customizable context menu.
Every government agency is moving to national security is their objective. It means a bigger budget.
Most of the complainers are mad that many get out of paying their taxes.
We have a medium that makes it possible to bring the best in the world to our doorstep
Yeah, it's called the Internet.
It even gets the stereotypes down, like an obsession with trains.
Don't give Apple any ideas.
All we need now is to speed up 3D printers, and we can have food synthesizers.
NAT means huge amounts of fun for sites that do IP bans.
Might this have anything to do with those supposed leaks about Windows 9 and 10 being increasingly cloud-based?
Until in comes saboteur Poettering, who proceeds to install systemd on all the ICBMs and renders them inoperable with binary logs and scope creep.
No, Mercedes didn't buy out Nokia to build touchscreen dash controls.
Because no other country wants American citizens, you can't renounce citizenship without alternative citizenship, and if you're still a citizen, you can be taxed for any income earned abroad.
To all the people commenting about being successful without a college degree, how and when did you get your foot in the door? How might someone who's not too far out of high school get even a helpdesk job without a degree?
College is the price of a luxury car. $20k a year for my state's state schools.
Snowden's revelations exposed that not only was the US still playing the espionage game after the supposed end of the Cold War, but they did a poor job hiding it.
Well no shit, Mavericks is for x86 only.
If they wanted reliability, why would Windows have majority market share?
If anything, Snowden did the opposite of something peaceful, he rekindled the Cold War.
To be fair, there's a reason the UK kicked Piers Morgan off their isles.