The topbar is pretty good, although customization is a nice option. It really doesn't matter to me though since the button setup in Chrome is the same as how I have firefox setup.
What I don't like though is the color and window close/minimize buttons. Maybe it matches the default Windows setup, but the Chrome windows look totally out of place on my desktop. That's just a minor annoyance though.
Sure it makes sense to prioritize IE, but I'm still surprised that the code wasn't portable. It doesn't take that much longer to write portable code, and it saves you a lot of time in the long run when you get around to other platforms.
I don't know about the replicator patterns, but I hope there is an open source replicator. I would never eat again if my MS replicator got a worm and started spitting out goatse shaped cheetos.
A metal detector is a reasonable precaution, and I would of course choose the airline with the metal detector.
It would be different if the choice was between an airline with a metal detector and one where you have to take off your hat, shoes and sweater before going through the metal detector and also you aren't allowed to bring a bottle of water with you. In that case I would also choose the airline with only the metal detector.
The product is eyeballs looking at advertisements. "What is going on?" is a byproduct, or at best, a marketing gimmick used to lure in the eyeballs. You cannot successfully analyze the situation without understanding this most important initial condition.
For network news it wasn't always like that. Until the 24 hour news networks the network news shows were never expected to be profitable.
Who knows, maybe this will lead to people actually getting off their asses to find information, and having a bigger part in what's going on than voting every couple of years.
Sounds like wishful thinking to me. If the future is anything like the present people will just continue wallowing in their ignorance while being force fed tabloid garbage on the TV.
Every scientific theory has its critics, no matter how well established. This is usually a good thing since science needs to be challenged in order to advance. But just because you found a critic of the established theory doesn't mean that he has any more credibility than the majority of climate scientists who disagree with him.
I am not a climate scientist, so I don't know if it's true that others have not considered the points he makes. If he has something to add it will only make our understanding of climate stronger, which is a great. However it's not likely that he will single-handedly invalidate the countless contributions from other scientists.
I use "Chinese Pera-Kun", it's extremely useful. Rikaichan doesn't say anything about Chinese on their website, only Japanese, German, French, and Russian. Is there Chinese support for it as well?
Could it be what you call bloatware is what most people actually want? As you point out there are plenty of slimmed down Linux options out there, but they are not all that common.
One other thing. Judaism is observed by only about 0.2% of the worlds population, so whether or not it even qualifies as a major religion is somewhat debatable.
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Multi-touch is a gimmick, you have a good point there. But a responsive touchscreen is an important feature.
Wait, why is touch screen an important feature and yet multi-touch is only a gimmick? That doesn't make sense to me.
I don't own an iPhone and I don't ever plan on getting one, but the multi-touch interface is very nice in my limited experience with it.
No, I mean outside of the singularity there was no space. I'm wondering how they could survive outside of the universe!
The topbar is pretty good, although customization is a nice option. It really doesn't matter to me though since the button setup in Chrome is the same as how I have firefox setup.
What I don't like though is the color and window close/minimize buttons. Maybe it matches the default Windows setup, but the Chrome windows look totally out of place on my desktop. That's just a minor annoyance though.
Sure it makes sense to prioritize IE, but I'm still surprised that the code wasn't portable. It doesn't take that much longer to write portable code, and it saves you a lot of time in the long run when you get around to other platforms.
Where exactly was the Enterprise so that it could be observing the pre-universe singularity?
actually, before the big bang, "here" (space) didn't exist yet. "before the big bang" (time) also didn't exist.
Your evidence, Watson?
Here's a Clickable Link
I'm still new to this internet thing.
From the second link in that google search:
Carroll, as well as many other physicists and cosmologists have begun to consider the possibility of time before the Big Bang...
What was that you were trying to prove again :)
I don't know about the replicator patterns, but I hope there is an open source replicator. I would never eat again if my MS replicator got a worm and started spitting out goatse shaped cheetos.
In movies. And only in movies, unless you know something that the rest of us don't.
A metal detector is a reasonable precaution, and I would of course choose the airline with the metal detector.
It would be different if the choice was between an airline with a metal detector and one where you have to take off your hat, shoes and sweater before going through the metal detector and also you aren't allowed to bring a bottle of water with you. In that case I would also choose the airline with only the metal detector.
Conservatives by definition oppose change, so that would be a conservative meme, not American in general.
So... CO2 isn't emitted from car engines? What sort of idiot modded this insightful?
You worked in the Shire? That's pretty awesome.
For network news it wasn't always like that. Until the 24 hour news networks the network news shows were never expected to be profitable.
Sounds like wishful thinking to me. If the future is anything like the present people will just continue wallowing in their ignorance while being force fed tabloid garbage on the TV.
Yeah, no fear-mongering on Fox News of course. Nope, never.
Hey, why's everybody laughing?
Every scientific theory has its critics, no matter how well established. This is usually a good thing since science needs to be challenged in order to advance. But just because you found a critic of the established theory doesn't mean that he has any more credibility than the majority of climate scientists who disagree with him.
I am not a climate scientist, so I don't know if it's true that others have not considered the points he makes. If he has something to add it will only make our understanding of climate stronger, which is a great. However it's not likely that he will single-handedly invalidate the countless contributions from other scientists.
I use "Chinese Pera-Kun", it's extremely useful. Rikaichan doesn't say anything about Chinese on their website, only Japanese, German, French, and Russian. Is there Chinese support for it as well?
Plausible deniability doesn't apply to the case in that link since border guards already saw the contents of the disk.
Could it be what you call bloatware is what most people actually want? As you point out there are plenty of slimmed down Linux options out there, but they are not all that common.
Philistine.
False dichotomy. I wear cardigans over my t-shirts all the time.
He didn't already write a song about Apple? I wonder what "Happiness in Slavery" is really about then.
Just label it as "adult language". That's unambiguous and doesn't imply anything else adult.
Well since he said they were wreckless, not reckless, I think he was inadvertently not vilifying anyone.
One other thing. Judaism is observed by only about 0.2% of the worlds population, so whether or not it even qualifies as a major religion is somewhat debatable.