And unless you install a browser as root, only one user can run it?
Hrmmmmm.... all in all the reviews seem cut and pasted from features lists and README's. And when the author interjects his own thoughts, they seem to be misinformed.
He seems to like the peer review concept from what I can tell, but maybe he should have had some people proofread for errors before he submitted it.
I might be wrong, but I think if you send in articles to that site they give you a check. I think that's probably his motivation.
I can handle Rob and his Pete Townshend fetish, but he only does that when he has some sort of weak reasoning for it belonging here. It's almost cute in a way. Maybe it's because I've already seen this story all night everywhere, and now I'm having to see it once again. I'm just saying quality instead of quantity, don't wring the proverbial washcloth for stray stories. I personally don't believe this belongs here. Now please give me a lecture about how nerds like different things. I know it's coming. Truly though, who comes to/. to hear about dead actors? Undoubtedly we have or would have all heard about this somewhere else anyway.
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w3m does support cookies though.. oh well.
And unless you install a browser as root, only one user can run it?
Hrmmmmm.... all in all the reviews seem cut and pasted from features lists and
README's. And when the author interjects his own thoughts, they seem to be
misinformed.
He seems to like the peer review concept from what I can tell, but maybe he
should have had some people proofread for errors before he submitted it.
I might be wrong, but I think if you send in articles to that site they give
you a check. I think that's probably his motivation.
I can handle Rob and his Pete Townshend fetish, but he only does that when he has some sort of weak reasoning for it belonging here. It's almost cute in a way. Maybe it's because I've already seen this story all night everywhere, and now I'm having to see it once again. I'm just saying quality instead of quantity, don't wring the proverbial washcloth for stray stories. I personally don't believe this belongs here. Now please give me a lecture about how nerds like different things. I know it's coming. Truly though, who comes to /. to hear about dead actors? Undoubtedly we have or would have all heard about this somewhere else anyway.