None of that is valid anymore. Opera reports itself as Opera, and has almost the same screen space as Firefox by default. It also has some of the best XHTML strict interpretation out there.
Seems like articles about Opera have become the new trolling playground right now...
Wow, another adblock-troll, here goes the response:
There are more options than that. Notice also that none of these are required to filter anything, the function is already built into Opera. These things just make it more convenient, but you can set up your filters manually in your filter.ini-file.
It's not as convenient as the FFx-extensions though, but I see no ads in Opera now. In both browsers, once it's set up, it's set up anyway.
The interface is clunky in this one, but it's very logical and you can block anything (of course): OperaAdFilter (freeware). You can simply filter all *.swf files if you so desire, or all servers starting with "http://ad.*". Another option for open-source advocates is C++AdBlock. If you want to know how the filtering works, there is a good explanation of it. Lastly, notice that you can block IP-ranges as well.
I don't know if this was a troll, but so many people say this as "the only reason they don't switch", that it's just idiotic. From now on, anyone who mentions this again, will have their geek license removed, effective immediately!
Not to mention the hallucinations in the original Team Fortress for Quake1. When hit by a stun grenade, the world would start going seasick, you'd see explosions from nowhere, and hear gunfire like it's total warfare all around you.
Such watermarking can easily be thwarted. It could already be thwarted by mistake, or by determined but unnoticeable tweking of the audio signal, but if you know exactly how it was done, it's a piece of cake. Just watermark it with something else entirely. Problem overwritten!
I just use a hardened polymer hair gel. No government or secret entity has been able to penetrate my hairstyle yet. Neither have I, for that matter, I've had the same hairstyle for months now.
But try doing the same in a city. Dogs can be rather demanding, especially if yours happens to have some mental disorder, or just really frightened by some things.
Now, cats on the other hand presents more of a case. A cat never has to go outside the flat, if it's reasonably large (3+ rooms). Of course, there's still the matter of how to feed it when travelling, but that can be solved by a neighbour, or by putting it in a cat hotel. Nintencats would be harder to justify, except if you're allergic.
Perhaps, depending on what 'simple' happens to mean for you.
I think if you're already using M2, there's no point in using the web interface, because you already have the features. However, the storage space is great, and when you're not at a familiar computer, then the web interface won't leave you feeling crippled.
I mean, if I feel like sending an email while browsing, I press ctrl-e, type, then ctrl-shift-s, bombs away. On the other hand, the web-gmail is probably more obvious when you look at it.
Notice though, that with a real mail reader you can use several accounts in conjunction with gmail. No, forwarding to the gmail account is not the same thing. If gmail implemented that, it'd be a kick-ass whole lot better.
Yes, even this robot can be used for evil! Just think about the evilness of placing one of these in a girls' locker room, and then waiting unti... no wait, that's not evil, just a good opportunity.
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Seems like articles about Opera have become the new trolling playground right now...
..Thus it is essentially nested windowing systems, smart! Save a session, and when you open it, it goes into a new window by default.
There are more options than that. Notice also that none of these are required to filter anything, the function is already built into Opera. These things just make it more convenient, but you can set up your filters manually in your filter.ini-file.
It's not as convenient as the FFx-extensions though, but I see no ads in Opera now. In both browsers, once it's set up, it's set up anyway.
The interface is clunky in this one, but it's very logical and you can block anything (of course): OperaAdFilter (freeware). You can simply filter all *.swf files if you so desire, or all servers starting with "http://ad.*". Another option for open-source advocates is C++AdBlock . If you want to know how the filtering works, there is a good explanation of it. Lastly, notice that you can block IP-ranges as well.
All of these happen to be the first things in a simple Google search .
I don't know if this was a troll, but so many people say this as "the only reason they don't switch", that it's just idiotic. From now on, anyone who mentions this again, will have their geek license removed , effective immediately!
Not to mention the hallucinations in the original Team Fortress for Quake1. When hit by a stun grenade, the world would start going seasick, you'd see explosions from nowhere, and hear gunfire like it's total warfare all around you.
Such watermarking can easily be thwarted. It could already be thwarted by mistake, or by determined but unnoticeable tweking of the audio signal, but if you know exactly how it was done, it's a piece of cake. Just watermark it with something else entirely. Problem overwritten!
I just use a hardened polymer hair gel. No government or secret entity has been able to penetrate my hairstyle yet. Neither have I, for that matter, I've had the same hairstyle for months now.
"Laws are like violence. If they don't solve the problem, use more."
Windows doesn't have multidesktops by default, but Gimp assumes it has. That's a clear design mistake there.
You wouldn't happen to know if tablets work well in the Gimp, like my Wacom for example?
And so are all you people, by the Grammar Devil.
But I applaud you for your struggle, though the teachings apparently fall upon infertile soil.
Yes, but they can blame it on piracy!
Eat that, hax0rs!
UMD-movies certainly feel as gimmicky as prerecorded MD's.
Now, cats on the other hand presents more of a case. A cat never has to go outside the flat, if it's reasonably large (3+ rooms). Of course, there's still the matter of how to feed it when travelling, but that can be solved by a neighbour, or by putting it in a cat hotel. Nintencats would be harder to justify, except if you're allergic.
Yes, you get a cold fish either way.
That would certainly be the first real plus point.
Perhaps you mean that all decisions are based on intuition. But intuition can be trained with logic.
I cannot accept any other $deity than bgcolor=#006666;.
No.
Quicker than M2?
No.
Simpler that M2?
Perhaps, depending on what 'simple' happens to mean for you.
I think if you're already using M2, there's no point in using the web interface, because you already have the features. However, the storage space is great, and when you're not at a familiar computer, then the web interface won't leave you feeling crippled.
I mean, if I feel like sending an email while browsing, I press ctrl-e, type, then ctrl-shift-s, bombs away. On the other hand, the web-gmail is probably more obvious when you look at it.
Notice though, that with a real mail reader you can use several accounts in conjunction with gmail. No, forwarding to the gmail account is not the same thing. If gmail implemented that, it'd be a kick-ass whole lot better.
Electronic spam is spelled in lowercase. SPAM, on the other hand, refers to the trademarked food and something entirely different.
Such a person is very likely to have someone to help with the initial obstacle.
What's that, Nigerian blend?
Cognac. Unless it's an emergency.
Yes, even this robot can be used for evil! Just think about the evilness of placing one of these in a girls' locker room, and then waiting unti... no wait, that's not evil, just a good opportunity.
Can I recommend this robot, only $2600, in order to personally keep an eye on the house-sitter?