I've found TargetKiller to be quite useful. I also have a disliking of pages that insist on opening things in new tabs. It's my browser after all.
A sibling post mentioned TabMixPlus. I have avoided this addon since the mid Fx 2.x days as it has become rather bloaty for my liking. TargetKiller and Focus Last Selected Tab add all the tab functionally I want/need for Fx 3.
All 4 major networks here (Telstra, Optus, Vodaphone, Three) are GSM and HSDPA enabled.
AT&T would certainly have a roaming agreement with at least one of our providers here, probably Telstra. But yes, roaming charges are generally quite outrageous.
Anyone thinking of trying out AT&T, Sprint, or Verizon should check their coverage maps carefully. I have great difficultly in getting a reliable connection here in Australia.
I found it somewhat amusing that I'm reading this thread as I'm working on a project that uses Postgres on Mac. I came here to post the same joke but you beat me by a long shot.
todo: insert joke about my Mac taking over 20 minutes to post a comment
A quick Google isn't turning up anything authoritative, but from memory:
For the original 90 day mission length, running out of juice due to dusty panels would not have been a concern. It would have just been another thing to break and would have added to the mass of the rover, quite possibly costing valuable capacity for other scientific tools.
[insert rant about how some of that war budget could do wonders for NASA]
Too bad you'd need a US$10000 player to prevent your vinyl from wearing out. I for one would prefer properly mastered losslessly compressed audio files (or CDs if need be).
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Or you could just disable those annoying keyboard and unlock sounds in Settings, Sounds.
No copy and paste. Fewer apps than an iPhone. Lame.
"... you're going to burn in a very special level of hell. A level they reserve for child molesters and people who talk at the theater."
1984 is available on the Kindle. 1984 has always been available on the Kindle.
Full text search in Alfresco uses Lucene. Or at least it did when I deployed it on Debian with PostgreSQL.
Googling with Bing
Fun fact: Up until a couple of months ago I was still using the pegasus module on my MythTV box because I ran out of PCI slots.
I've found TargetKiller to be quite useful. I also have a disliking of pages that insist on opening things in new tabs. It's my browser after all.
A sibling post mentioned TabMixPlus. I have avoided this addon since the mid Fx 2.x days as it has become rather bloaty for my liking. TargetKiller and Focus Last Selected Tab add all the tab functionally I want/need for Fx 3.
Number 5: Number 5 stupid name... want to be Kevin or Dave!
Well, at least law #3. Maybe the rover would switch into "kill all humans" mode on the first manned mission to Mars?
I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.
All 4 major networks here (Telstra, Optus, Vodaphone, Three) are GSM and HSDPA enabled.
AT&T would certainly have a roaming agreement with at least one of our providers here, probably Telstra. But yes, roaming charges are generally quite outrageous.
My signal bars go up to eleven!
Anyone thinking of trying out AT&T, Sprint, or Verizon should check their coverage maps carefully. I have great difficultly in getting a reliable connection here in Australia.
http://www.kottke.org/98/11/my-mac-sucks would be the link you're after.
I found it somewhat amusing that I'm reading this thread as I'm working on a project that uses Postgres on Mac. I came here to post the same joke but you beat me by a long shot.
todo: insert joke about my Mac taking over 20 minutes to post a comment
I think that would be a safe bet considering how long these 2 have lasted.
They have already been working on a few ideas in the labs.
A quick Google isn't turning up anything authoritative, but from memory:
For the original 90 day mission length, running out of juice due to dusty panels would not have been a concern. It would have just been another thing to break and would have added to the mass of the rover, quite possibly costing valuable capacity for other scientific tools.
[insert rant about how some of that war budget could do wonders for NASA]
I was wondering what was happening with these two guys. Neither spiritrover nor opportunitygrrl have posted to their LJs for a while now.
May I ask what you would expect people to be using on their Linux boxes instead of ReiserFS?
First posts do not work that way!
... and it was like, a really good paper!
Should I rip my vinyl to DAT tapes? :P
Too bad you'd need a US$10000 player to prevent your vinyl from wearing out. I for one would prefer properly mastered losslessly compressed audio files (or CDs if need be).
Frankly, I'm surprised they permit browsers to render their precious markup.