But some spyware android app is using the name now.
But we want extensions and power user features. Stop removing them. There is going to be a lot of pain in September when 52ESR is finally stopped supported and Windows XP and XUL users get thrown out in the cold.
Windows XP despite not being officially supported is still used widely in China and in enterprise with specialist software and hardware. Without giving people a Linux route for old hardware you send people back to proprietary software. I hope your happy "freedom advocates". Remember XP requires just a Pentium and 64MB RAM.
We need a fourth browser engine outside of webkit/blink, gecko and edge. Use your money to put Presto back into prime time and reduce dependence on Google.
Imagine back in the 90s you wrote Linux drivers and file converters for OpenOffice/LibreOffice. But no you decided to take the easy route and now your paying the Microsoft tax with added telemetry.
The death of Firefox with version 57 was bad enough, now the corpse is decomposing as well. I don't think Waterfox amd Palemoon will be able to keep up with the surge in users they're getting from Firefox refugees. Can we take any sort of action to force Mozilla to stop removing features?
Development of Chrome should be sent off to an independent organization (perhaps forced to by anti trust courts). Chrome now has more market share than internet explorer used to and also owns phones and schools with chromebooks. We also need to force Google to code to standards and work on all of the competition’s browsers under interoperability laws. this includes minority browers like waterfox and falkon.
Now Chrome can do web controlling actions like security extortion. the next step will be making only google approved certificates complete with extortionate prices will be marked as secure. Join the resistance, get one of the xul trio of browsers Waterfox Pale Moon or Basilisk.
The whole point of higher education is that you are getting educated from a reliable source, and that the tuition you pay justifies it. If colleges are just going to tell you to read Wikipedia for four years then why bother going?
The 32GB ram option is here now, but there is still so little options for a real pro portable mac. Make a "fat macbook" with USB-A, 17 inch screen and optical drive and long battery life and it will sell like hot cakes.
I repeat my proposal for an extension protection mechanism. The more popular an extension gets the bigger opportunity to profit of its compromise exists. It will take an "extension conficker" before security is taken seriously.
It deletes them as “undue weight” or “not notable”. You also have the reverting admins. Anyone who likes conspiracies don’t use Wikipedia as a source due to the “admin conspiracy”. When Wikipedia whines for donations, tell them your money is “not notable”.
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I even still dual boot XP. Microsoft's "support" for 7 is so pathetic that it dosen't matter when it is "officially unsupported".
Otherwise it’s fancy 4g, which was fancy 3g, and so on.
But some spyware android app is using the name now. But we want extensions and power user features. Stop removing them. There is going to be a lot of pain in September when 52ESR is finally stopped supported and Windows XP and XUL users get thrown out in the cold.
Windows XP despite not being officially supported is still used widely in China and in enterprise with specialist software and hardware. Without giving people a Linux route for old hardware you send people back to proprietary software. I hope your happy "freedom advocates". Remember XP requires just a Pentium and 64MB RAM.
We need a fourth browser engine outside of webkit/blink, gecko and edge. Use your money to put Presto back into prime time and reduce dependence on Google.
Imagine back in the 90s you wrote Linux drivers and file converters for OpenOffice/LibreOffice. But no you decided to take the easy route and now your paying the Microsoft tax with added telemetry.
The death of Firefox with version 57 was bad enough, now the corpse is decomposing as well. I don't think Waterfox amd Palemoon will be able to keep up with the surge in users they're getting from Firefox refugees. Can we take any sort of action to force Mozilla to stop removing features?
But don’t replace them with Chrome only ones.
Development of Chrome should be sent off to an independent organization (perhaps forced to by anti trust courts). Chrome now has more market share than internet explorer used to and also owns phones and schools with chromebooks. We also need to force Google to code to standards and work on all of the competition’s browsers under interoperability laws. this includes minority browers like waterfox and falkon.
Now Chrome can do web controlling actions like security extortion. the next step will be making only google approved certificates complete with extortionate prices will be marked as secure. Join the resistance, get one of the xul trio of browsers Waterfox Pale Moon or Basilisk.
The whole point of higher education is that you are getting educated from a reliable source, and that the tuition you pay justifies it. If colleges are just going to tell you to read Wikipedia for four years then why bother going?
It won't be long before stuff like fork bombs and data deleters get "suggested" for common programming queries.
Similar to how the "digital" icon gets reused a lot.
Yesterday’s outage on google app engine proved my point. the big companies need breaking up and so do their ceos.
If tulips can moon then so can these flowers. We're all going to be rich!
And Waterfox would be the winner due to XUL and web extensions supported.
There will be the 2020 bump with the end of Windows 7 as well.
How much money do we have to give to Adobe for a Linux version?
They now require a giant box on the side. I still repeat my suggestion for a fat macbook.
The 32GB ram option is here now, but there is still so little options for a real pro portable mac. Make a "fat macbook" with USB-A, 17 inch screen and optical drive and long battery life and it will sell like hot cakes.
We all know what hardware we want, but until Apple listens to its user base the best Mac is a Hackintosh.
I repeat my proposal for an extension protection mechanism. The more popular an extension gets the bigger opportunity to profit of its compromise exists. It will take an "extension conficker" before security is taken seriously.
Can't wait to see how many accounts get leaked by this.
It deletes them as “undue weight” or “not notable”. You also have the reverting admins. Anyone who likes conspiracies don’t use Wikipedia as a source due to the “admin conspiracy”. When Wikipedia whines for donations, tell them your money is “not notable”.
Looks like early Slashdot was OMG PONIES!!!