I'm wondering if they actually meant to say that SFU will run on Blackcomb, which is the codename for the next Windows *server* operating system (yes, "server OS" is specified in the article). This has often been targeted with a 2008 release and would make much more sense than it being included on Longhorn, which is supposedly on track for a 2006 release. Besides, how many Windows desktop OS users would actually use SFU even if it were included in the OS?
In Firefox, the Ctrl+D shortcut brings up a dialog asking you where you want to place the bookmark. I think the parent just wants Firefox to use an algorithm to guess which folder should be initially selected in this dialog. It would be quite a nice feature - I'm tired of everything getting stuffed in my Bookmarks Toolbar Folder when I'm in a hurry.
While the focus on recent years' E3 seems to have been on consoles, handhelds seem to have been the primary focus, with the DS, PSP, and N-Gage 2 all seeing the light of day. In this age of ever-shrinking technology, is there any chance that this could be the direction that the video game industry is headed? Could consoles go the way of the dodo ten years down the line? At least two of the handheld offerings this year seem very strong, and with their wireless connectivity abilities and graphics similar to those of home consoles, the handheld system may begin to be seen as little more than a cheaper alternative to a console system.
Well, your Linux box certainly isn't going to get infected. Sure, there may be more network traffic, but at least no damage will be done.
SP2 still blocks the keys that SP1 blocked, for the few people still using those keys.
The user survey was in 10.0 Community... although it may only run on new installations, I'm not sure.
Which stock is more likely to grow 10%? The one that would have to increase by $13 a share, or the one that would only have to increase by $1.30?
does it run Linux? Oh wait...
Starbucks is better than White Castle.
It gives me a Forbidden error when I try to search for any @gmail.com address, but it allows @yahoo.com address searches... interesting.
Next time you RTFA article, remember how you put your PIN number into the ATM machine. "Department of Redundancy Department, how many I help you?"
Firefox 0.9.2 has been released with this fix, however, their webpage doesn't seem to make that very clear.
I'm wondering if they actually meant to say that SFU will run on Blackcomb, which is the codename for the next Windows *server* operating system (yes, "server OS" is specified in the article). This has often been targeted with a 2008 release and would make much more sense than it being included on Longhorn, which is supposedly on track for a 2006 release. Besides, how many Windows desktop OS users would actually use SFU even if it were included in the OS?
In Firefox, the Ctrl+D shortcut brings up a dialog asking you where you want to place the bookmark. I think the parent just wants Firefox to use an algorithm to guess which folder should be initially selected in this dialog. It would be quite a nice feature - I'm tired of everything getting stuffed in my Bookmarks Toolbar Folder when I'm in a hurry.
ERROR: Infinite recursive loop.
Sonic CD. :/
Present and accounted for.
That's not toll-free... that is a Utah number...
You obviously don't read Slashdot as regularly as you say if you think that a "mess-around" wouldn't make it onto the front page.
Some apps *coughWordcough* tend to use every function key on the keyboard and then some.
They could have, but we have to remember who we're dealing with.
Might want to move to New Jersey, then.
The original article said that they were going to vote, this one states the result of that vote.
Yes, but if a PDA is out of the price range, don't you think that would be too?
Nowhere was it said that they were loaded. :)
While the focus on recent years' E3 seems to have been on consoles, handhelds seem to have been the primary focus, with the DS, PSP, and N-Gage 2 all seeing the light of day. In this age of ever-shrinking technology, is there any chance that this could be the direction that the video game industry is headed? Could consoles go the way of the dodo ten years down the line? At least two of the handheld offerings this year seem very strong, and with their wireless connectivity abilities and graphics similar to those of home consoles, the handheld system may begin to be seen as little more than a cheaper alternative to a console system.
The biggest mystery of Slashdot - what exactly is ??? - may be solved if we discover the meaning of this code.
Doesn't the Earth's rotation in fact tend to distribute pollution toward the poles? (This would explain the large ozone hole over the South Pole...)