Ahh, kind of misread the question. The answer to the second part is the above and the answer to the first part is probably something like comment #6045816 says.
Go into about:config (type it into the URL bar and press enter) on one of the Moz browsers.
Right click inside the window and go New -> String
call it browser.bookmarks.file and set it's value to the path of the bookmarks.html file from the other Moz browser you want to share bookmarks to.
That's a bit of a bad explaination, sorry.
Hmmm... depends how far away your movie rental place is and how you get there. The pollution preventing by halving (or more than halving if supermarkets etc jump on the bandwagon) the use of a car may outweigh the amount of rubbish produced. Especially if they allow you to take the case next time and just put the DVD in it.
No, there is NO obligation under the GPL for a distro maker to host ISOs at their expensive for the benefit of freeloaders like yourself.
"Free software rulez yeah! Gimme the source! What, I have to pay for it? I'll stick to my pirate copy of Wind0ze thanks."
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Well frankly that stinks of the whole "I want free as in speech, but only if it means it's free as in beer" attitude that is rampant on Slashdot.
When RedHat tried to make an honest buck from the product they worked on people just downloaded off BitTorrent. Here you are complaining that Libranet aren't hosting huge ISOs for free download at their expense (both in terms of bandwidth and the money spent creating the product).
Two points:
1) Berne requires at least 50 years of copyright automatically.
2) What your suggesting is similar to this, albeit slightly more expensive.
Hence why most source code in the public domain still says "This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.".
The W3C probably isn't going to use it, they had nothing to do with the competition. (other than making their site so lame that somebody else came up with the idea).
Try searching for open source and have to go through 10 pages of proprietory software to get to any relevant site.
Err -- the first three results are the OSI, GNU and SF.
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I am too cheap for an anti-virus checker
There is a (legal) free virus scanner.
Ahh, kind of misread the question. The answer to the second part is the above and the answer to the first part is probably something like comment #6045816 says.
No, weight is measured in newtons (N), so somebody with a mass of 80kg weighs about 784N (assuming gravity is 9.80m/s^2).
Yeah... because your ex-boss telling you where you can or cannot work is really natural.
</sarcasm>
This goes someway towards dealing with point 2 but I agree that books almost always provide a better all-round experience than google for a new skill.
If you want to close a tab just click on it with the middle mouse button.
Firebird 0.6 seems to do exactly that.
Go into about:config (type it into the URL bar and press enter) on one of the Moz browsers. Right click inside the window and go New -> String call it browser.bookmarks.file and set it's value to the path of the bookmarks.html file from the other Moz browser you want to share bookmarks to. That's a bit of a bad explaination, sorry.
OK so it's a product specifically targeted at lazy people ... but they'll bother to recycle them? Yeah ....
Why would it be a third of the price? The proportion of per-item costs to fixed costs in cars is very different to that of DVDs.
Hmmm... depends how far away your movie rental place is and how you get there. The pollution preventing by halving (or more than halving if supermarkets etc jump on the bandwagon) the use of a car may outweigh the amount of rubbish produced. Especially if they allow you to take the case next time and just put the DVD in it.
Classic case of not seeing the wood for the trees. You can already rip a movie that your rent at the moment!
Think before you post too ... he says it wouldn't be a problem for e-books.
No, there is NO obligation under the GPL for a distro maker to host ISOs at their expensive for the benefit of freeloaders like yourself. "Free software rulez yeah! Gimme the source! What, I have to pay for it? I'll stick to my pirate copy of Wind0ze thanks."
Well frankly that stinks of the whole "I want free as in speech, but only if it means it's free as in beer" attitude that is rampant on Slashdot.
When RedHat tried to make an honest buck from the product they worked on people just downloaded off BitTorrent. Here you are complaining that Libranet aren't hosting huge ISOs for free download at their expense (both in terms of bandwidth and the money spent creating the product).
Two points: 1) Berne requires at least 50 years of copyright automatically. 2) What your suggesting is similar to this, albeit slightly more expensive.
Hence why most source code in the public domain still says "This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.".
The W3C probably isn't going to use it, they had nothing to do with the competition. (other than making their site so lame that somebody else came up with the idea).
Err, I hate to be the bearer of bad news but they do have an RSS feed.
Yeah... because everyone calls Word "Microsoft Word" and everyone calls China the "People's Republic of China". Fool.
People voted on a law the couldn't read! I'm gobsmacked.
Mouse Gestures. Custom Keywords.
Try searching for open source and have to go through 10 pages of proprietory software to get to any relevant site.
Err -- the first three results are the OSI, GNU and SF.
No, but its getting closer every day to fascist Germany.