Read the thread on Flickr about this topic. There are hundreds of old pro members posting there, not liking the change. And quite a few of them will leave. I never seriously looked for another photo service - now I will.
That's exactly the thing. I am one of the old Flickr members (and a paying member) and I don't want a Yahoo ID. I guess most old members that haven't yet made the switch don't want a Yahoo ID. I have invited a lot of people to Flickr and quite a few didn't register because they didn't want a Yahoo ID.
Exactly, that's the thing making me hit the "Spam" button as well. As long as there is an easy way to unsubscribe I'll use that instead to keep the spam filter rules clean.
Does anyone know who currently provides the internet access to Sealand? I know that they offer secure web hosting for some time now but I don't know through which provider they connect to the rest of the net.
As I, and other posters, have been pointing out. You are not the consumer, nor the customer. You are the product. The advertisers are the customer. They are most definitely charged by Google for their services.
We just bought a Google Enterprise product, so I think I am a customer...
Selling their search technology is an important part of Googles business.
I could argue that the free search at Google.com is just a demo of their product and to finance the costs that this demo creates, they put up some advertisements.
Sorry, but you're wrong there. Copyright for "Mein Kampf" has fallen to the state of Bavaria after Hitlers death (since there were no heirs). You can only get an annotated version as Bavaria won't publish the original version. 2015 the copyright should expire (70 years after authors death) and the book should go into the public domain (barring any changes to copyright laws).
You do know that the law banning nazi propaganda and symbols was installed by the Allies after the war? It is no German invention at all (but I still think it is a good law most of the time).
Well, Fedora does this from time to time. I'm pretty sure that there will soon be an update for FC6 bringing Firefox 2.0 to the system. Perhaps that will even come for FC5.
The christian viewpoint is that you cannot extend your life over what god has set for you. So it is ok to do this anti ageing stuff but you cannot know if it helps. (You can still get hit by a car when only 35.)
It's not even new, I have read about UHDV over a year ago when it was first shown in Japan. This article is only about the first showing in Europe.
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Yeah, then you get the joy of the "smart" autocomplete randomly deciding to fill in single matches while you're still typing (and not slowly, either) so that you get stuff like "pictures/ctures" before you can stop and backspace. Other times, you know there's only one autocomplete match, so you pause for it to fill in, but it only gives you the autocomplete dropdown (of one item).
Weird, I always get the dropdown which doesn't get in the way of typing the full name myself. PErhaps Suse has messed with the code somehow?
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Well, if you open the folder view and right click on it you also get there through the context menu (right where "show hidden files" is also located). Don't ask me where I know it from, but CTRL+L has always and evereywhere opened the location dialog.
But I guess your problem is the reason why they made it more obvious in the new version.
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1: let me type in the name of the file I want (including path name)(It looks like they may have done that)
2: a popup with the full path would be nice.
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Read the thread on Flickr about this topic. There are hundreds of old pro members posting there, not liking the change. And quite a few of them will leave. I never seriously looked for another photo service - now I will.
On top of this, the paid account on Picasa only gives 6GB while Flickr gives unlimited storage.
Why we paid? Well simply, because we use it. The free version is more of a teaser compared with the pro membership.
That's exactly the thing. I am one of the old Flickr members (and a paying member) and I don't want a Yahoo ID. I guess most old members that haven't yet made the switch don't want a Yahoo ID. I have invited a lot of people to Flickr and quite a few didn't register because they didn't want a Yahoo ID.
Exactly, that's the thing making me hit the "Spam" button as well. As long as there is an easy way to unsubscribe I'll use that instead to keep the spam filter rules clean.
Does anyone know who currently provides the internet access to Sealand? I know that they offer secure web hosting for some time now but I don't know through which provider they connect to the rest of the net.
Exactly my sentiments. :-(
We just bought a Google Enterprise product, so I think I am a customer...
Selling their search technology is an important part of Googles business.
I could argue that the free search at Google.com is just a demo of their product and to finance the costs that this demo creates, they put up some advertisements.
There is this thing called "bad luck" which will make me get a much bigger fraction of the junk, thus swamping my entire connection. :(
Sorry, but you're wrong there. Copyright for "Mein Kampf" has fallen to the state of Bavaria after Hitlers death (since there were no heirs). You can only get an annotated version as Bavaria won't publish the original version. 2015 the copyright should expire (70 years after authors death) and the book should go into the public domain (barring any changes to copyright laws).
I don't think this will happen. All other ISPs always deleted the IP logs for flat fee users, only T-Online didn't.
You do know that the law banning nazi propaganda and symbols was installed by the Allies after the war? It is no German invention at all (but I still think it is a good law most of the time).
The sad thing is that the EU is forcing Germany to change their laws so that ISPs need to keep the IP records for 12 months. :-(
Simply try Fedora Unity. They provide updated DVD images.
Use Fedora Unity for respins including all updates.
Well, Fedora does this from time to time. I'm pretty sure that there will soon be an update for FC6 bringing Firefox 2.0 to the system. Perhaps that will even come for FC5.
That's the reason why one shouldn't use the NC licenses. Use SA instead - it is clearer defined and better anyway.
The christian viewpoint is that you cannot extend your life over what god has set for you. So it is ok to do this anti ageing stuff but you cannot know if it helps. (You can still get hit by a car when only 35.)
It's not even new, I have read about UHDV over a year ago when it was first shown in Japan. This article is only about the first showing in Europe.
But I guess your problem is the reason why they made it more obvious in the new version.
The funny thing is that Sony will sell their 100k units at launch while M$ still hasn't sold their 160k units they started with.
Sorry, I thought you where missing the nvidia driver for Fedora.