I'm typing this on Safari 4. After one day I got sick of the title bar tabs and disabled them. After two days, I was sick of the awesome bar-style results and disabled them. Now it's like Safari 3, but without the reload/stop load button. Putting it right next to the rss feed button, far away from the forward/back buttons seems like a bad decision to me.
37% of total notices. The same people who go to the emergency room for belly button lint and call 911 when McDonald's is out of "chicken" mcnuggets probably file a DMCA letter at google when their friends draw a penis on their facebook wall.
In the last 15 months, there's been half a dozen (or more) companies which were "too big to fail" do just that. The question to ask isn't about market cap or market share or competition, it's what would happen if you fucked up and went bankrupt in a big way.
At the risk of being proven wrong, an IBM (or IBM + SUN) failure would not destroy the economy or cascade into other sectors.
if it is fairly unique, then amazon's use of known encryption + eBook reader is unlikely to accidentally infringe. I'd love for them to argue against this patent while arguing in favor of one-click. It'll be like Microsoft insisting that "Internet Explorer" is just 2 words whereas "Windows" deserves trademark protection.
Back in the day, it was much easier dump all your stuff into gopher, including your multimedia files, than it was to write a whole new bunch of HTML from scratch.
If only web servers supported directory listings. Oh wait, they did.
My first inclination is to consider it expensive, but since I'm "rich" (according to Barack Obama), I can afford to spend a little more for American-made products, and when possible (and reasonable), I do. I don't know anything abount these bags (or brown ropes), but I say: buy American (or some other first-world country)
MySQL 5 has triggers, but they're limited compared to pgsql (and everyone else). Maybe it's been fixed, but it used to be that they were only invoked on tables you updated directly, not on tables affected by foreign key constraints or affected by trigger code.
On the prettier side of the Connecticut River, they have a system called "current use" to accommodate those situations. If you own a [30+ acre?] parcel of land and agree to keep it undeveloped (farming is ok), you pay a significantly smaller tax rate.
Let's say you go on wheel of fortune and win a car. You pay taxes on it, as if it were income. Not only that, but you pay taxes on the MSRP, not the discounted price you would have paid, had you actually bought it.
Earlier this year (there's been 1 virtual box update since then) I installed FreeBSD in virtual box, no problems. However, non-trivial disk acivity (such as compiling a port) caused the OS to shit itself with geometry errors.
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The web inspector is much better, though.
37% of total notices. The same people who go to the emergency room for belly button lint and call 911 when McDonald's is out of "chicken" mcnuggets probably file a DMCA letter at google when their friends draw a penis on their facebook wall.
OS X is also Unix, and probably even less thrilling than hpux.
In the last 15 months, there's been half a dozen (or more) companies which were "too big to fail" do just that. The question to ask isn't about market cap or market share or competition, it's what would happen if you fucked up and went bankrupt in a big way.
At the risk of being proven wrong, an IBM (or IBM + SUN) failure would not destroy the economy or cascade into other sectors.
Or a OSS database like MySQL with the vertical scalability of DB2?
Postgresql much?
if it is fairly unique, then amazon's use of known encryption + eBook reader is unlikely to accidentally infringe. I'd love for them to argue against this patent while arguing in favor of one-click. It'll be like Microsoft insisting that "Internet Explorer" is just 2 words whereas "Windows" deserves trademark protection.
Dell Ad Exec #1: We need a foreign spokesman to give our product a refined cosmopolitan vibe. We can save some money by using an employee.
Exec #2: How about one of mexican janitors?
Exec #3: How about one of our indian support staff?
Dell Ad Exec #1: Ok, maybe not. I think my cock-tease secretary mentioned her boyfriend was European. That's close enough.
Maybe next they could have a game that teaches Kenyans about the economy and how to be President? I know one that needs it.
It's also kind of necessary when a car is totaled or someone is sent to the hospital or if there's property damage.
VA Linux, er, SourceForge, Inc, corporate overload of slashdot, is currently at $0.86/share, with a 52-week low of $0.32/share.
I think you mean "Allah bless our dear leader Barak Hussein Obama, peace be upon him."
If only web servers supported directory listings. Oh wait, they did.
Medical Marijuana.
My first inclination is to consider it expensive, but since I'm "rich" (according to Barack Obama), I can afford to spend a little more for American-made products, and when possible (and reasonable), I do. I don't know anything abount these bags (or brown ropes), but I say: buy American (or some other first-world country)
Ice Weasel (now Ice Cat) isn't a serious linux-only fork, it's an out-of-date firefox with different artwork.
MySQL 5 has triggers, but they're limited compared to pgsql (and everyone else). Maybe it's been fixed, but it used to be that they were only invoked on tables you updated directly, not on tables affected by foreign key constraints or affected by trigger code.
NFS has an option (on the server side) to be sync or async.
by definition, bit-for-bit identical to Acrobat is not decent.
Every google forum I've seen involves a lot of unanswered questions.
On the prettier side of the Connecticut River, they have a system called "current use" to accommodate those situations. If you own a [30+ acre?] parcel of land and agree to keep it undeveloped (farming is ok), you pay a significantly smaller tax rate.
Let's say you go on wheel of fortune and win a car. You pay taxes on it, as if it were income. Not only that, but you pay taxes on the MSRP, not the discounted price you would have paid, had you actually bought it.
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Given that most (if not all) flash drives use wear leveling, can flash drives be wiped by software?
Earlier this year (there's been 1 virtual box update since then) I installed FreeBSD in virtual box, no problems. However, non-trivial disk acivity (such as compiling a port) caused the OS to shit itself with geometry errors.
my best bang for the buck was 2 chicks at once.