You are apparently buying the wrong laptops entirely or buying them in the wrong country/market. Where I get them, they have one single slot for reading sd, xd, mmc, AND memory sticks. At the very least, a laptop must have an sd slot these days, otherwise it is crippled.
Hm. Ok, but with spamgourmet I get the mail coming/notifying me, instead of me having to go check/get the mail. Ha! I win!
But really, I think the value of spamgourmet over the more open design is in personal communications, when communicating with people you don't know, and are not sure that you can trust. This way you can have some protection and anonymity, while retaining privacy and convenience.
Well, the tag management is unfortunately still there....
Anyway, I have used MEXP for a long time now, and I haven't seen a playlist in many years. In fact, even before I used MEXP, I didn't use any playlist except one big, containing all files, Since you can search through the playlist with the handy jump function: artist, title, filename, path etc., all from one search box. Win+J is the holy global key combination, man.
So you mean, people who would use Windows would be gay? I think many (immature) people already say that.
Also, it's a bit more complex than a simple bipolar Microsoft-FOSS thing. I don't think there is a magical 'flow' of users between those depending on gay right politics. Is there pro-, or anti-gay support in FOSS?
Oh, OT while I'm at it. I noticed the 'politics' logo has some stars spangled on a banner.. is this section meant for American politics, not just politics?
But how many work at large companies and read slashdot at work? Not everyone diddles with a 256mbit DSL.
Imagine a few corporations, a number of large, a horde of medium and a swarm of small businesses, and add on top of all that one home connection per slashdotter, since everyone accesses their home boxes from work. Might be a bit. Imagine if a slashdotter at Google sets all requests to return a 301 header pointing to TFPDF.
Don't underestimate the powwwerrr of the dark green side!
Mouse gestures in Firefox will also eventually give you pain in the wrist. While it's nice that it recognizes more acrobatic moves than opera, it's counterproductive. Down-up becomes down-slightlyleft-up, down-right becomes down-topright, simply because that's how the mouse movement naturally falls. It works nicely, sure, but isn't smooth enough, needs tweaking.
Good point. So how about an obscure plugin that the really persistent winwebdesigners can point at? With the same ultra-restrictive behavior, including extra blocks for the really insecure stuff.
A long time ago I almost did that, but not recursively. Had to recompile my kernel.
I've also done the same in windows, a long time ago. Had to figure out what my intricate config.sys tunings and autoexec configs were. Notice that "del" doesn't automatically delete hidden, ro, or system files, which saved me. Both times would have been totally irrelevant if I had been unable to do such a thing.
Is there som obstacle to adding support for activeX in only the windows version? Like this:
Default turned off. If a page has some activex thingys, block, display small text that a thingy was blocked. If user wants to run it, click here and blabla, the url gets added to "Allow" list. Done. Other platforms need not even bother.
Exactly. And Opera is the candidate browser for this since you won't even need the UPS. Some memory might be needed though, with those 240mb of raw page data laying about the system.
The problem was that the a-bomb obliterated both people and communications. There was no-one to phone that there was an attack, but someone had to notice that comms stopped, and go take a look, then pass the message on.
Yes, imagine if slashdot started using these drives. All the bits of comments continuously shoved on the drive would start drifting towards the edge of the platter, and the eventually fall off. You could never have more than 50 comments on one page, because the older ones would already have disappeared!
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You are apparently buying the wrong laptops entirely or buying them in the wrong country/market. Where I get them, they have one single slot for reading sd, xd, mmc, AND memory sticks. At the very least, a laptop must have an sd slot these days, otherwise it is crippled.
About your sig... are you talking about porn?
But really, I think the value of spamgourmet over the more open design is in personal communications, when communicating with people you don't know, and are not sure that you can trust. This way you can have some protection and anonymity, while retaining privacy and convenience.
Yes, but sometimes the place you are registering to is semi-important. No money involved, just identity. Say, bbs registration or similar.
Anyway, I have used MEXP for a long time now, and I haven't seen a playlist in many years. In fact, even before I used MEXP, I didn't use any playlist except one big, containing all files, Since you can search through the playlist with the handy jump function: artist, title, filename, path etc., all from one search box. Win+J is the holy global key combination, man.
Also, it's a bit more complex than a simple bipolar Microsoft-FOSS thing. I don't think there is a magical 'flow' of users between those depending on gay right politics. Is there pro-, or anti-gay support in FOSS?
Oh, OT while I'm at it. I noticed the 'politics' logo has some stars spangled on a banner.. is this section meant for American politics, not just politics?
Well, I for one was completely taken by surprise by it. It had a great mood, not sinister, but not friendly either .. strange.
I've been wondering, is 'monies' a real word? Can't find it in my dictionary... perhaps an americanism?
..hold on.. 8 year olds? I though it was 12, did I miss something?
Do you mean 'ridiKUlus' as opposed to 'ridiKJUlus'? I can't imagine that's a very large difference.
And what does "Financial" mean anyway. Who the hell calls the emergency number when they can't pay the bills?
They make a good product. We love good products.
Imagine a few corporations, a number of large, a horde of medium and a swarm of small businesses, and add on top of all that one home connection per slashdotter, since everyone accesses their home boxes from work. Might be a bit. Imagine if a slashdotter at Google sets all requests to return a 301 header pointing to TFPDF.
Don't underestimate the powwwerrr of the dark green side!
Mouse gestures in Firefox will also eventually give you pain in the wrist. While it's nice that it recognizes more acrobatic moves than opera, it's counterproductive. Down-up becomes down-slightlyleft-up, down-right becomes down-topright, simply because that's how the mouse movement naturally falls. It works nicely, sure, but isn't smooth enough, needs tweaking.
Good point. So how about an obscure plugin that the really persistent winwebdesigners can point at? With the same ultra-restrictive behavior, including extra blocks for the really insecure stuff.
I've also done the same in windows, a long time ago. Had to figure out what my intricate config.sys tunings and autoexec configs were. Notice that "del" doesn't automatically delete hidden, ro, or system files, which saved me. Both times would have been totally irrelevant if I had been unable to do such a thing.
Default turned off. If a page has some activex thingys, block, display small text that a thingy was blocked. If user wants to run it, click here and blabla, the url gets added to "Allow" list. Done. Other platforms need not even bother.
Exactly. And Opera is the candidate browser for this since you won't even need the UPS. Some memory might be needed though, with those 240mb of raw page data laying about the system.
What a slow and dragging death... well anyway, there's another one at fix.no which is centered in Norway.
"8N1"
The image flickers, then disappears.
You feel nostalgic.
Don't forget to add "pasty", to complete the image.
Damn I love that name, pstools. Use Process Stools to kill all the crap that gets installed in windows.
The problem was that the a-bomb obliterated both people and communications. There was no-one to phone that there was an attack, but someone had to notice that comms stopped, and go take a look, then pass the message on.
It's 'viola'.
Yes, imagine if slashdot started using these drives. All the bits of comments continuously shoved on the drive would start drifting towards the edge of the platter, and the eventually fall off. You could never have more than 50 comments on one page, because the older ones would already have disappeared!