One and a half years old, not 4 months old. They said the encrypted search was introduced 4 months after encrypted Gmail was standardized, back in January last year.
Ok, but it still has nothing to do with Siri. This is a feature that Google introduced something like 6 months ago, they just updated it to support more languages.
I'm sorry but this is sane behavior on the part of the voters. Voting based on how you would like the situation to be instead of based on the reality of the situation is not rational.
That's not the voters fault though, it's entirely due to the aforementioned brokenness of our voting system. It's sad but true, voting for a third party is more likely to help the candidate you like the least by taking a vote away from the lesser of the two evils which stands a chance to win.
Why would it be assumed they are pushing an agenda? If the name was unrelated to the actual software I could see that (e.g. "FreeHealthcareForAllOffice", "NoHigherTaxesOnAmericansWithAnnualIncomesGreaterThanOneMillionDollarsOffice") but LibreOffice is a reasonably accurate description of what the software is.
The banker *is* the asshole who though Joe Schmoe could afford a $300k loan, or at least he didn't care enough to check if he could afford it. The bankers are the financial professionals, if some naive yokel wants to take out a loan there's no way they could pay back, the bank should be the responsible one and deny the request. But the banks weren't being responsible, they were giving away loans to just about anyone who asked and pawning the dubious loans off as securities expecting the bad loans would never catch up to them.
No, the reason is because the source for 3.0 is broken. Yes, it will work on tablets, but for the majority of Android devices out there it simply will not work. So instead of releasing a broken product, they are putting off releasing the code until it is in a state where it is usable.
Also, citing objective-C as a reason for better and faster apps also shows ignorance. Ignoring the fact the Objective-C is a nightmare to program to (and that it has a stupidly steep learning curve)
Look, I'm an Android/Linux fanboy and haven't bought an Apple product in over a decade, but how can you say Obj-C is difficult with a straight face? It is c with a minimal set of extra features added on. When I used to regularly program in c, I was able to pick up Obj-C in an afternoon.
I'm not saying it's not supported in the OS, I'm saying it's purely optional, unlike the four buttons on the front. None of the Nexus phones have a camera button, although the first reference phone, the G1, did.
Which Android phone are you talking about? A Camera button is not a standard part of the Android interface. Most I've seen don't have a separate button for it.
Are you sure you didn't get that backwards? Your numbers don't pass the smell test, how would being closer to the point of initial impact increase your odds of survival?
But the lock screen they are using looks standard. And even if it's modified, it's the one that shipped with the device so it would still not have the problems 3rd party lockscreens have.
Did they originate in ice? I find it hard to believe. Just because there is not liquid water now, I'm sure there had to have been at some point in their existence.
I'm thinking small. The smallest know organisms live in a mine in Northern California. I don't think they can survive without water any more then any other life on earth.
No, I think he's saying that he doesn't know he's right any more then you do. It really is when people claim to know they are right that problems arise. Jesus was a pretty humble guy, but despite that most Christians exhibit and disturbing lack of humility.
The teachings of Paul in the NT also have a number of examples of outdated morality. If you just stick to the teachings of Jesus from the Gospel's you'll probably be alright, but probably the majority of modern Christianity comes from Paul's teachings.
Slashdot Mirror
Why would they do that? They are used for every release, not just the ones with major version number changes.
"I think I can safely say that nobody understands quantum mechanics." - Richard Feynman
There lies the difference. No reputable scientist would have said that about aircraft anytime in the last 75 years.
One and a half years old, not 4 months old. They said the encrypted search was introduced 4 months after encrypted Gmail was standardized, back in January last year.
Setting an alarm works, as well as several other commands. Can't read email though, only sends email.
Ok, but it still has nothing to do with Siri. This is a feature that Google introduced something like 6 months ago, they just updated it to support more languages.
I'm sorry but this is sane behavior on the part of the voters. Voting based on how you would like the situation to be instead of based on the reality of the situation is not rational.
You're right, I have submitted it to the Colbert Nation show suggestions forum. Hopefully someone from the show will see it and pick up the campaign!
http://forums.colbertnation.com/?page=ThreadView&thread_id=29223
That's not the voters fault though, it's entirely due to the aforementioned brokenness of our voting system. It's sad but true, voting for a third party is more likely to help the candidate you like the least by taking a vote away from the lesser of the two evils which stands a chance to win.
How about "Configurable Observatory of Large Baseline Enhanced Radio Telescopes"
Why would it be assumed they are pushing an agenda? If the name was unrelated to the actual software I could see that (e.g. "FreeHealthcareForAllOffice", "NoHigherTaxesOnAmericansWithAnnualIncomesGreaterThanOneMillionDollarsOffice") but LibreOffice is a reasonably accurate description of what the software is.
The banker *is* the asshole who though Joe Schmoe could afford a $300k loan, or at least he didn't care enough to check if he could afford it. The bankers are the financial professionals, if some naive yokel wants to take out a loan there's no way they could pay back, the bank should be the responsible one and deny the request. But the banks weren't being responsible, they were giving away loans to just about anyone who asked and pawning the dubious loans off as securities expecting the bad loans would never catch up to them.
What am I missing? The chat box on my G+ page shows who is online currently, it's the exact same chat box available on Gmail.
No, someone just bought existing patents regarding WI-FI. The patents aren't new.
No, the reason is because the source for 3.0 is broken. Yes, it will work on tablets, but for the majority of Android devices out there it simply will not work. So instead of releasing a broken product, they are putting off releasing the code until it is in a state where it is usable.
Also, citing objective-C as a reason for better and faster apps also shows ignorance. Ignoring the fact the Objective-C is a nightmare to program to (and that it has a stupidly steep learning curve)
Look, I'm an Android/Linux fanboy and haven't bought an Apple product in over a decade, but how can you say Obj-C is difficult with a straight face? It is c with a minimal set of extra features added on. When I used to regularly program in c, I was able to pick up Obj-C in an afternoon.
I'm not saying it's not supported in the OS, I'm saying it's purely optional, unlike the four buttons on the front. None of the Nexus phones have a camera button, although the first reference phone, the G1, did.
Which Android phone are you talking about? A Camera button is not a standard part of the Android interface. Most I've seen don't have a separate button for it.
Are you sure you didn't get that backwards? Your numbers don't pass the smell test, how would being closer to the point of initial impact increase your odds of survival?
But the lock screen they are using looks standard. And even if it's modified, it's the one that shipped with the device so it would still not have the problems 3rd party lockscreens have.
And why couldn't Silk have it as well? It would be able to fall back to it's local rendering and work like any other browser.
So what's that have to do with Amazon Silk? No other web browsers have that functionality built in either.
Did they originate in ice? I find it hard to believe. Just because there is not liquid water now, I'm sure there had to have been at some point in their existence.
I'm thinking small. The smallest know organisms live in a mine in Northern California. I don't think they can survive without water any more then any other life on earth.
No, I think he's saying that he doesn't know he's right any more then you do. It really is when people claim to know they are right that problems arise. Jesus was a pretty humble guy, but despite that most Christians exhibit and disturbing lack of humility.
The teachings of Paul in the NT also have a number of examples of outdated morality. If you just stick to the teachings of Jesus from the Gospel's you'll probably be alright, but probably the majority of modern Christianity comes from Paul's teachings.