I like having each take its own one click spot on the taskbar
So you have each take its own one click spot on the tab bar.
Tabs are generally an option to use, not something you're forced to use. You can run Opera and FF in non-tabbed mode if you wish. It's great to have the option.
CSS3? Let's not get ahead of ourselves here...
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It's not even _done_ yet - it's only in working draft status at this time.
CSS 2.1 would be a much more realistic goal for MS. Assuming they actually knew what they were doing, of course. Past evidence strongly suggests they don't, so I'm not holding my breath, even though I look stunning in blue.
Without a full commitment to CSS2, this in no way comes even _close_ to FF, even the FF from last year. Pathetic.
And when you take into account the vast amount of tab control you have in FF when you have 'Tabbrowser Extensions' installed, no way is IE going to approach that level of functionality.
Looks like there may still be a place for the 'real' IE7. *sigh*
If you're on Windows, you want the K-Lite Codec Pack; this collection of codecs (& Media Player Classic) will let you play just about anything you're likely to come across. Plus you can play QuickTime and RealMedia files in MPC, and not have to use their respective crappy players.
If you're having trouble playing that Star Wars Episode 3 trailer you just downloaded, this'll to watch it just fine.
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Simply port over the Windows registry, problem solved!
Wireless fidelity is...
It smells like bits to me!
And instead of Shannon Doherty and her tv brother, we can have Ellen Feiss and that Dell dude. Awesome!
Between that and the banana seat, I was too cool for school.
:)
Uhh...no you weren't. You were just cool enough.
That's 'bumbershoot' to you, fella.
Get the FF extension "Tabbrowser Extensions," it does that.
"Those are not the developers you're looking for."
I like having each take its own one click spot on the taskbar
So you have each take its own one click spot on the tab bar.
Tabs are generally an option to use, not something you're forced to use. You can run Opera and FF in non-tabbed mode if you wish. It's great to have the option.
HTML 4.01 support would be good, too.
It's not even _done_ yet - it's only in working draft status at this time.
CSS 2.1 would be a much more realistic goal for MS. Assuming they actually knew what they were doing, of course. Past evidence strongly suggests they don't, so I'm not holding my breath, even though I look stunning in blue.
I'd vote for St Helens...cuz it's gonna look like ash.
Without a full commitment to CSS2, this in no way comes even _close_ to FF, even the FF from last year. Pathetic.
And when you take into account the vast amount of tab control you have in FF when you have 'Tabbrowser Extensions' installed, no way is IE going to approach that level of functionality.
Looks like there may still be a place for the 'real' IE7 . *sigh*
The British can actually say words which comprise more than one syllable
Huh?
If you're on Windows, you want the K-Lite Codec Pack ; this collection of codecs (& Media Player Classic) will let you play just about anything you're likely to come across. Plus you can play QuickTime and RealMedia files in MPC, and not have to use their respective crappy players.
If you're having trouble playing that Star Wars Episode 3 trailer you just downloaded, this'll to watch it just fine.
Yeah, but does it stay crunchy in milk?
It doesn't matter, as it'll be a good day no matter what. Even if 10.4 isn't out then, Sin City will be!
See, I'm thinking UberDrive would be a good name...
That should be spelled as "congratumalations." FYI.
L2 size is _far_ the only measurement of CPU performance. Also, the first generation of Pentium M had only 1MB of L2.
Yep, and now Bill Gates is among the richest men in the world. :)
That's such a long post that I think you should've included a BitTorrent link to it.
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No credit card here, so I'll make mine a 'Blue Screen of Debit,' thank you very much.
And then the .QT format could stand for QuackTime!
That may be a sign of badly made CF bulbs, but it could also be a sign of bad electricity in your home; you might want to check on that.