You can BOTH have a rising marketshare for Firefox AND an increase in MSN pageviews.
The total number of computer users is not static, people buy computers every day. This isn't the 90's where mostly technical people used the 'net. That MSN default webpage in Windows/IE is still pointing people to MSN, and Windows/IE is still what sells the most, especially to those entering a store and just asking "I want a computer" (thinking that Macs aren't for them and not ever having heard the word "linux", except from geeks).
The problem is there has not been a properly mastered CD released for nearly a decade so most of you dont have a clue as to what a good one sounds like.
Actually, the Radio Shack Tandy CGP-115 did output extremely decent output, but that's because it was a small 4-color paper-roll plotter. Can't remember which year, but it was in the era of dot matrix printers.
[...] add an additional tax on video games and equipment in order to help cover the costs of moving 17-year-old criminals back into the juvenile system.
Also planned is a tax on orange juice in order to help cover the costs of people getting sick from smoking and a tax on computer monitors in order to cover the costs of people recovering from sexual harassment at work.
Their system is for three backups with a cost of only 2666.67$ per backup, but since their two other backups are illegal copies of the first one, they added a 100 000$ fine on each of them.
I've seen this show on TV where they added a wireless keylogger directly inside a keyboard. Then, someone dressed like someone from the cleaning crew replaced the keyboard of one employee with their hacked keyboard (same exact keyboard model, let's not be stupid here).
How the hell can you trust your workplace keyboard after seeing a report like this?
Users don't switch IE into standards mode, the doctype does. It's up to web coders to make compliant websites, and IE8 seems to aim for better standards compatibility.
Thanks to Microsoft for their conditional comments
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I might not like IE (any version), but at least Microsoft did a really neat move when they added their IE conditional comments. It keeps the code valid, other browsers ignore them because they're valid comments, and it allows us to target specific versions of IE.
So, while Microsoft does have problems with IE, at least they gave us a clean and solid way of making special code for it, especially given the "cascading" in CSS.
There's also the fact that younger people grew up with computers. I sometimes think about pressing command+F to search a piece of printed paper... then realize it's not a computer I'm looking at.
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1. Make videocard which uses Flash
2. Advertize the hell out of it
3. People buy videocards that last about a month at most
4. Profit!
Note to self: never post anything related to statistics before coffee.
20Mb/s is still a lot faster than the 5Mb/s I have right here in Canada.
You can BOTH have a rising marketshare for Firefox AND an increase in MSN pageviews.
The total number of computer users is not static, people buy computers every day. This isn't the 90's where mostly technical people used the 'net. That MSN default webpage in Windows/IE is still pointing people to MSN, and Windows/IE is still what sells the most, especially to those entering a store and just asking "I want a computer" (thinking that Macs aren't for them and not ever having heard the word "linux", except from geeks).
Godamn "submit on change" drop-down menus.... I wanted to mod "insightful" not "redundant".
Posting this comment about how "submit on change" drop-drops are crap in order to remove the redundant mod I just did by mistake.
The classic/pocket/color Gameboy's CPU seems to be a custom Z80, that makes it the cheapest Z80+LCD display computer around (in 2008 anyway).
Actually, the Radio Shack Tandy CGP-115 did output extremely decent output, but that's because it was a small 4-color paper-roll plotter. Can't remember which year, but it was in the era of dot matrix printers.
System preferences, Keyboard and Mouse, Keyboard tab, check "Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys."
Simple enough, and a must-have when playing, say, D2LOD.
I do have to say that you really need to just use the new flat Apple keyboard in order to become any good with it.
After that, the keys on a model M (or almost anything else) just seems way too tall and the travel excessive. Not to mention noisy.
FWIW it took me about 2 weeks before I was comfortable with the new Apple flat keyboard.
Yes, I know, it IS vulnerable to this particular kind of problems. I was talking about more recent viruses and trojans. :D
Say what you want about Windows 98SE, but it still runs quite a number of games and is immune to Windows 2000/XP/Vista crapware.
Shipped > sold > used.
And here I thought the discs content (i.e. Hollywood movies) was already brain-damaging enough.
At 200$ it would even begin to eat into Nintendo DS sales, for a lot of buyers.
Torrent of the film at ten.
Exactly. There's no way in hell a recent Apple program would generate something as butt-ugly as that diagram.
How the hell are people supposed to commit crimes when they spend 60 hours a week playing World of Warcraft?
I've seen this show on TV where they added a wireless keylogger directly inside a keyboard. Then, someone dressed like someone from the cleaning crew replaced the keyboard of one employee with their hacked keyboard (same exact keyboard model, let's not be stupid here).
How the hell can you trust your workplace keyboard after seeing a report like this?
Users don't switch IE into standards mode, the doctype does. It's up to web coders to make compliant websites, and IE8 seems to aim for better standards compatibility.
I might not like IE (any version), but at least Microsoft did a really neat move when they added their IE conditional comments. It keeps the code valid, other browsers ignore them because they're valid comments, and it allows us to target specific versions of IE.
So, while Microsoft does have problems with IE, at least they gave us a clean and solid way of making special code for it, especially given the "cascading" in CSS.
There's also the fact that younger people grew up with computers. I sometimes think about pressing command+F to search a piece of printed paper... then realize it's not a computer I'm looking at.
Those eBook devices are for us.