Also, the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus thank you for believing in them. Delete. Pffff.
Delete so that anyone on the same computer can't see those searches in the history. I know google knows, but then again, out of millions of searches per day, I doubt they'd do much with any single user.
It looks like this program has so amount of learning ability, so as one searches more it begins to figure out what the person tends to look for. I'd rather when it's learning my profile for it to ignore the searches I know won't be part of my profile, so it has a better idea of how to rate sites for me.
But the apparently have subway stations included on their streetmaps, which the US maps don't have. As a non-driver, I would rather have the subways on there than the satalite images. The images are cool, but subway stations would be more useful.
If you confuse Contextual Linkage engine with "Trappist Westvleteren 12 (Yellow Cap)", which is a type of beer, you're either way too drunk or very extremely not drunk, so much so you've gone through the other side and have emerged into drunkeness.
3) Learn more about the early universe and what comets are made of, including if they might be good sources of potable water for trips to the outer solar system. Also, the cool factor of shooting comet.
Or possibly a webcam/digital camera right in the back of the monitor that's hooked up to provide the backround updated realtime? I think they probably sell lenses that zoom out far enough to get that same effect. Someone will probably correct me if I'm wrong.
Dude, we're not complaining, we're suprised. This is the first time they've done this in my memory, and personally I don't see it as a bad thing at all. Be nice if they caught it before it got posted, but something is better than nothing.
The problem with the subculture is when one is in High School and people actually attempt to pronounce the acronyms like they're words. I'm dead serious, there is one girl in my english class that literally says "lol". Sadly, this is the AP english class.
Um... Questions. Have you complained? Have you told the tech admin what the site is and what it's for? What's it being blocked under(most filters give some sort of few word explination)?
My guess is that some stupid word filter saw that there were articles on sex and nudity and blocked it.
Complain to the tech admin or one of the administration, the fact they're blocking an encyclopedia should probably shock them into action.
The fix is simple for this(for firefox at least), just have a little bar appear at top(like the popup one) and have a message saying that there are international characters in the address. Have a button with a link to the non-international charactered page. There's no reason to kill international character support, just make it so that the user is warned.
And when this was presented at Shmoocon they mentioned that, IIRC they said that it was first thought up in 2001. Safari's fooled too, with the source code thing not apparently working. However if you try to save the page the international characters will disappear from the filename.
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Maybe they could call it Gnom3?
Also, the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus thank you for believing in them. Delete. Pffff.
Delete so that anyone on the same computer can't see those searches in the history. I know google knows, but then again, out of millions of searches per day, I doubt they'd do much with any single user.
It looks like this program has so amount of learning ability, so as one searches more it begins to figure out what the person tends to look for. I'd rather when it's learning my profile for it to ignore the searches I know won't be part of my profile, so it has a better idea of how to rate sites for me.
Also, they let you delete stuff from your history, so if you use it for say, porn, you can delete those searches.
You mean like slashdotters?
But the apparently have subway stations included on their streetmaps, which the US maps don't have. As a non-driver, I would rather have the subways on there than the satalite images. The images are cool, but subway stations would be more useful.
If you confuse Contextual Linkage engine with "Trappist Westvleteren 12 (Yellow Cap)", which is a type of beer, you're either way too drunk or very extremely not drunk, so much so you've gone through the other side and have emerged into drunkeness.
I think you were trying to point here.
Which is in TFA. Then again, this is slashdot, so no one else read the article either.
They also took out the US Naval Observatory. http://maps.google.com/maps?q=naval+observatory&ll =38.921642,-77.066828&sll=38.921213,-77.071280&spn =0.007446,0.009012&sspn=0.014892,0.018432&t=k&hl=e n
3) Learn more about the early universe and what comets are made of, including if they might be good sources of potable water for trips to the outer solar system. Also, the cool factor of shooting comet.
Or possibly a webcam/digital camera right in the back of the monitor that's hooked up to provide the backround updated realtime? I think they probably sell lenses that zoom out far enough to get that same effect. Someone will probably correct me if I'm wrong.
Click parent on my post, I was refering to the fact /.'s editors deleted a dupe. Interesting tidbit to know though.
Dude, we're not complaining, we're suprised. This is the first time they've done this in my memory, and personally I don't see it as a bad thing at all. Be nice if they caught it before it got posted, but something is better than nothing.
Mod me off topic if you need to, but was it just me or did they just delete a dupe of the knoppix for secure banking article?
The problem with the subculture is when one is in High School and people actually attempt to pronounce the acronyms like they're words. I'm dead serious, there is one girl in my english class that literally says "lol". Sadly, this is the AP english class.
Huh? Even the site you linked says it does rain from time to time, just rarely.
"The annual rainfall (or lack of it) defines a desert, but that doesn't mean that it never rains in Atacama. "
Um... Questions. Have you complained? Have you told the tech admin what the site is and what it's for? What's it being blocked under(most filters give some sort of few word explination)?
My guess is that some stupid word filter saw that there were articles on sex and nudity and blocked it.
Complain to the tech admin or one of the administration, the fact they're blocking an encyclopedia should probably shock them into action.
You mean Farker.
You must mean Existentialism
Brazil is also pro-open source, so having their product helped by the government will help.
Um... I think you're taking a bit of a leap in that A. have we found dark photons? and B. Are there dark aliens?
Um... Have you seen/talked to the average (to below average) American? If you havn't that's why you don't know the answer to your question.
Partially because he gave a lot of what he made to charity.
Screw Luke (and the laws of physics); I want to know when the first X-Wing is going to be on the market.
The fix is simple for this(for firefox at least), just have a little bar appear at top(like the popup one) and have a message saying that there are international characters in the address. Have a button with a link to the non-international charactered page. There's no reason to kill international character support, just make it so that the user is warned.
And when this was presented at Shmoocon they mentioned that, IIRC they said that it was first thought up in 2001. Safari's fooled too, with the source code thing not apparently working. However if you try to save the page the international characters will disappear from the filename.