Yes, but getting "CHEESE STEAK JIMMY'S" for grep -i cheese is not understandable.
Especially since Google says it's a cheat for Age of Empires II, a Windows only game that I don't have...
This is the first sig of mine that has got comments...
Any idea where all the junk you can find with that commadn comes from (apart from spam filters)?
While I doubt that is true about API incompatibility, it would be interesting to see Wine ported to Longhorn to run XP software...
Also, where is your source for the allegation that windows update will be restricted to subscribers?
If they went down that road, they would be in danger of just reintegrating everything, and might as well just abandon the standalone applications and devote resources to Seamonkey.
That customization interface has been in Mozilla suite, Firefox and Thunderbird for a *long* time. Who cribbed from who, troll?
And what is wrong with copying interfaces? Where did Window's, Mac OS's and X11's window manager concept come from? (Hint: it wasn't Apple, Microsoft, or X).
Because Google is really, really good. Netscape lost because it sucked more than IE for a time. Google is better.
That said, I see this being used by people who's lives revolve around MSN instant messenger, to find flash games and ecards (which it will probably be good for). In other words, the people who use the old MSN search already.
Yes, this still happens to me if I slow down my connection a bit.
It is not just slashdot, but we are the worst affected.
Also a bit of optimisation/lower memory usage would be cool.
How about bug 217527?
They say it's fixed in the trunk build, but I think that it still happens to some/.ers in Firefox 1.0. It is promised to be gone by 1.1.
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The yellow bar for popups and and blocked XPI came before SP2.
Microsoft ActiveX for Netscape plugin is installed maybe?
(It works with Mozilla and Firefox too, but MS always likes to call them Netscape...)
They read the RFCs for the human nervous sytem's protocols, of course!
Yes, but getting "CHEESE STEAK JIMMY'S" for grep -i cheese is not understandable.
Especially since Google says it's a cheat for Age of Empires II, a Windows only game that I don't have...
This is the first sig of mine that has got comments...
Any idea where all the junk you can find with that commadn comes from (apart from spam filters)?
Offtopic!
Oh, wait...
Oh THATS what it meant...
I thought the OP was a jargon-filled way to say that the space shuttle was staying in service...
WTF?
Much of Gentoo can run on OS X using portage for OS X.
If it was at all feasible for me to buy a Mac, I would be tempted by using OS X and portage.
It would be like GNU/OS X instead of GNU/Linux...
Is the important thing the kernel or the rest of the OS?
While I doubt that is true about API incompatibility, it would be interesting to see Wine ported to Longhorn to run XP software...
Also, where is your source for the allegation that windows update will be restricted to subscribers?
This is in Seamonkey too. This was probably in Mozilla (or even maybe Netscape) before 2000. So what? They must have got the idea somewhere as well.
It amazes me the way some people think that all innovation comes from Apple.
Correct, but unnecessary :)
If they went down that road, they would be in danger of just reintegrating everything, and might as well just abandon the standalone applications and devote resources to Seamonkey.
define:Beta test
Of course it is unstable now.
That customization interface has been in Mozilla suite, Firefox and Thunderbird for a *long* time. Who cribbed from who, troll?
And what is wrong with copying interfaces? Where did Window's, Mac OS's and X11's window manager concept come from? (Hint: it wasn't Apple, Microsoft, or X).
This kind of counts as installing a new kernel, methinks.
You don't HAVE to restart for each one. They just don't take effect until you restart.
Like installing anything on Windows.
Does anyone know of any updates/installations that actually need a full restart under Linux, excluding the Kernel?
No.
Because Google is really, really good. Netscape lost because it sucked more than IE for a time. Google is better.
That said, I see this being used by people who's lives revolve around MSN instant messenger, to find flash games and ecards (which it will probably be good for). In other words, the people who use the old MSN search already.
Damn sound bug with alsa/VIA chipsets results in silent Quake for many...
I don't think that ID software will fix it, because Quake III is old. Maybe the linux drivers will get fixed...
Referer blocking - copy and paste:
https:// bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=217527
Yes, this still happens to me if I slow down my connection a bit.
It is not just slashdot, but we are the worst affected.
Also a bit of optimisation/lower memory usage would be cool.
How about bug 217527? /.ers in Firefox 1.0. It is promised to be gone by 1.1.
They say it's fixed in the trunk build, but I think that it still happens to some
It's coming. They have started to print "Asda - part of the Walmart family" on signs now...
Wow.
Either Linux for iPod has ported X.org, or you have found a way to seriously slow down compilation on proper hardware...
(Maybe you ran GCC at nice level 19 and played doom3 for 4 days straight?)
I can't resist posting my old sig here
The power and flexibility of Windows, the user-friendlyness of Linux.
Just tried to check ith wget and diff, but it's hard to tell because they give slightly different HTML every time anyway.