Yes you are old fashioned. Or maybe you just don't get it. Have you seriously not tried google maps yet? Are you blind to the fact that microsoft, google, and mozilla are all pushing for this to happen? The hybridization of the browser is like the holy grail for platform independent software at the moment. If you've ever run an X11 application remotely you've got to have some sort of clue about how powerful this is. Keep your hotmail account, i'll stick with my gmail, cause it's a world of difference.
I've noticed that prevention is more effective than removal. If you can spare it, wipe the systems, implement some decent settings (pre-install all the Active X you use and then block the rest). Or install firefox.
For some reason safe sex seems to pop into my head. Mozilla Firefox: condom for the online world.
Just a quick note on those 2 advisories. One of those bugs is also found in IE. The other is ony on OSX.
Another advantage to firefox is that it alerts you when there are updates. The same can't be said of IE. IE has to rely on Windows Update.
Something seems right to me about the specific piece of software you are using being able to notify you about it's own problems. "Since you seem to use me, why don't you patch me?"
It's lossless except when it isn't. You can set lossy encoding in photoshop for 8 bit (look at the save to web option). Though, it does look like someone took a key and scratched all over your image.
X has it's flaws. This sounds good but doesn't have any implementation. But we seem to forget about our little fledgeling, the Y-Window system. I'm sure they could use some help.
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Yes you are old fashioned. Or maybe you just don't get it. Have you seriously not tried google maps yet? Are you blind to the fact that microsoft, google, and mozilla are all pushing for this to happen? The hybridization of the browser is like the holy grail for platform independent software at the moment. If you've ever run an X11 application remotely you've got to have some sort of clue about how powerful this is. Keep your hotmail account, i'll stick with my gmail, cause it's a world of difference.
I've noticed that prevention is more effective than removal. If you can spare it, wipe the systems, implement some decent settings (pre-install all the Active X you use and then block the rest). Or install firefox.
For some reason safe sex seems to pop into my head. Mozilla Firefox: condom for the online world.
There are no touch screens in Orange County. We use optical scanners.
I think the local news said that the database server for verifying if a voter is registered went down.
There are no touch screens in Orange county. Orange uses optical scanners where you complete an arrow pointing to your choice on paper.
I know. I vote there.
Just a quick note on those 2 advisories. One of those bugs is also found in IE. The other is ony on OSX.
Another advantage to firefox is that it alerts you when there are updates. The same can't be said of IE. IE has to rely on Windows Update.
Something seems right to me about the specific piece of software you are using being able to notify you about it's own problems. "Since you seem to use me, why don't you patch me?"
I don't have time for this, I just tied branches down that haven't yet been picked up from charley.
Answer 1: Maybe i'll just put a stack of DVD-Rs on my roof. I'm sure I'd break some sort of bandwidth record.
Answer 2: Bonnie, Charley, Frances,... $@*%
Answer 3: I'll tell you what, if someone buys me a generator, I'll run a node. Until then I'm sticking to batteries and FM.
It's lossless except when it isn't. You can set lossy encoding in photoshop for 8 bit (look at the save to web option). Though, it does look like someone took a key and scratched all over your image.
I don't know, to me it sounds like a lizard who sells beer at everybody's favorite springfield bar.
X has it's flaws. This sounds good but doesn't have any implementation. But we seem to forget about our little fledgeling, the Y-Window system. I'm sure they could use some help.