All the apps that i use doesn't show the problem you're describing. So it's more like Firefox messing itself when Klipper is around, not Klipper slowing Firefox.
And i agree with grandparent post: Klipper solves the problem verrrry nicely
1.- Konqueror identifies itself as "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3.2; Linux) (KHTML, like Gecko)"
2.- The kdebindings3-mozilla package description that comes with my distribution states that "The Mozilla WEB browser can used inside of the Konqueror. Usually the KHTML class
is used to browse the WEB."
Haven't tried the 2nd since i like Konqueror/KHTML more than Mozilla...
"Any of the following events may lead to your account being limited: " "item xvii (Use of an anonymizing proxy;)"
But is this meant as "Use of an anonymizing proxy for accessing PayPal"
Or is a general prohibition of the "Use of an anonymizing proxy" in your computer at all?
Freenet people think is the second, and PayPal is giving no explanation, so...
This should be commonplace(in a perfect world, *sigh*)
The really great stuff would be if the Linux client was released 3 months before than the windows one:P
Honestly, it shouldn't be much of a problem with spreading:
(...) - but the closely shorn turf on a golf course is never allowed to grow tall enough to flower.
So, if the golf-course gets closed somehow and no maintenance is done then there is no safeguard to prevent grass from spreading?
developing an application against Qt/Windows, Qt/Mac, or Qt/Embedded. (Even if you're not distributing it.) (These versions are not available under the GPL at all.)
Maybe you can get oxygen melting the water ice, and nitrogen from the soil somehow?
I think the problem would be low gravity there (3,71m/s^2), could that hold an earth-like athmosphere? And, could we earthlings live confortably in such conditions (low grav, low temperatures, low solar input...)?
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The cheap version of SuSE (the one i use) costs zero ($0)
No! I'm lying! It costed me the price to burn boot.iso into a CD and perform a net-install.
that's not substantial! that's "extremely substantial" :P
:(
ok, i stand corrected, they have contributed stuff, fine, but the D3D stuff is basical for (D3D)games, and it's closed source
what do you consider substantial?
and
show the proof maybe?
3) They (winex) don't contribute back to the wine community any substantial quantity of code
You're a fool for using your office computer to do online banking. Haven't you ever heard of a keycatcher?
There's nothing wrong with that if you use Knoppix
He's his dyslexic brother
All the apps that i use doesn't show the problem you're describing. So it's more like Firefox messing itself when Klipper is around, not Klipper slowing Firefox.
And i agree with grandparent post: Klipper solves the problem verrrry nicely
Heh... mixing both opinions, hardware and software will be free...
Will you have to keep paying electricity bill or that will be free too?
1.- Konqueror identifies itself as "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3.2; Linux) (KHTML, like Gecko)"
2.- The kdebindings3-mozilla package description that comes with my distribution states that "The Mozilla WEB browser can used inside of the Konqueror. Usually the KHTML class is used to browse the WEB."
Haven't tried the 2nd since i like Konqueror/KHTML more than Mozilla...
"Any of the following events may lead to your account being limited: " "item xvii (Use of an anonymizing proxy;)"
But is this meant as "Use of an anonymizing proxy for accessing PayPal"
Or is a general prohibition of the "Use of an anonymizing proxy" in your computer at all?
Freenet people think is the second, and PayPal is giving no explanation, so...
This should be commonplace(in a perfect world, *sigh*) :P
The really great stuff would be if the Linux client was released 3 months before than the windows one
A google for infrared reflector says aluminium will do the trick
Honestly, it shouldn't be much of a problem with spreading:
(...) - but the closely shorn turf on a golf course is never allowed to grow tall enough to flower.
So, if the golf-course gets closed somehow and no maintenance is done then there is no safeguard to prevent grass from spreading?
If it's fake, it fooled me good
Not only you, news sources around the globe were carrying gmail news today...
:?
on the topic of lawyers, why are there none that will stand up against the RIAA behemoth
Maybe because RIAA is a top client of said lawyers with all their silly lawsuits?
It is not piracy. Piracy involves boarding and stealing ships in the sea with the casual murder of people.
It's called copyright infringement. Escape the common (publicity induced and totally unfair) misconceptions...
;)
developing an application against Qt/Windows, Qt/Mac, or Qt/Embedded. (Even if you're not distributing it.) (These versions are not available under the GPL at all.)
a correction:
Qt/Mac and Qt/Embedded are available under the GPL:
http://www.trolltech.com/download/index.html
It seems it's just the Winblows version which isn't GPL'd
Maybe you can get oxygen melting the water ice, and nitrogen from the soil somehow?
I think the problem would be low gravity there (3,71m/s^2), could that hold an earth-like athmosphere?
And, could we earthlings live confortably in such conditions (low grav, low temperatures, low solar input...)?
If not, then, why terraform?
I'm renaming it to FireAvian, so it's compatible with RFC 1149
Right, it works wonders when nvidia drivers get borked in kernel compiles.
:P
But i'm afraid you lose:
lynx (281) beats links (970)
Current popularity rankings:
:) :( :o :????
vi (287) beats emacs (317)
gnome (333) beats kde (586)
linux (251) beats hurd (13608)
lynx (281) beats mozilla (378)
Settlers? I would have expected you already had Engineers by this date...
"...eco-friendly nukes!" - FreeCiv's quote
All MP3s are encoded at 192 kbps variable bit rate (VBR). Ogg Vorbis files are encoded at a variable bit rate (VBR) "quality 6"
:'(
4. Can my cousin in Italy buy songs from you?
Yes. Anyone in the world can download tracks from us.
Damn I'm running out of excuses for not paying for music
BIOS: Acronym for Basic Input-Output System
s/Basic/Bloated/
Actually some of their logs are truly inspiring:
Mar 18 2004 10:01:42PM
192.168.1.1
DustBunny.exe
All that 192.168.x.x are a bunch of pirates! All to jail!!
This one is better:
Mar 18 2004 02:17:01PM
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
United States
malware.exe
Only in the US can someone run a file called malware.exe downloaded from a p2p network *sigh*