"This man has served for many years, he's a general, he's a â" in my opinion â" a very good person. I believe that it would be very unfair to hear from somebody who we don't even know and immediately run out and fire a general."
That entire discussion is just baffling. Did anyone ever explain the rationale behind the decision to hardcode a DPI setting instead of getting it from X?
Look, I don't think any honest person can deny the Russians meddled in the election. The bigger question is, did they throw the American election?
That is hard (impossible?) to answer conclusively, but they likely did not. Clinton lost the election all by herself, IMHO.
The problem is that a) it appears that Russia did indeed meddle in US elections and b) there's an active investigation about collusion between the Trump administration and Russian officials. That is the story here.
No, HRC did not lose because of Russia. That doesn't mean there wasn't any collusion within the Russia and the current administration, which is what's currently being investigated into. Honestly, it's been 7 months and the only people still hung up on this election seem to be Trump supporters.
As for the rest of the conspiracy theory items, no comments.
So.. I'm now going to ask you if you expected Hillary to keep her promises? If so, she made some she had zero chance of actually keeping too... You want to play who's blacker the pot or kettle here or what?
Expected? Of course i would've. What do you choose your presidents on otherwise?!
Firefox eats memory much faster than Chrome/Chromium when tabs pile up. As stated before Chrome is not flawless either; it generates a thread per tab so it hits other limitations when multiple tabs are in place, but at least the browser stays responsive overall.
Chrome, for all its failures, it is still much more lightweight than Firefox. I usually keep a large number of tabs open at any given time and Chrome manages these much better than Firefox - even being a memory hog itself.
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FYI, this was stated *after* he fired him,not before.
The contacts are real and documented. What's being investigated right now if there was any collusion between Russia and the Trump administration.
Also, it seems like Sessions offered Trump his resignation right before the overseas trip and he refused it: http://www.politico.com/story/...
"This man has served for many years, he's a general, he's a â" in my opinion â" a very good person. I believe that it would be very unfair to hear from somebody who we don't even know and immediately run out and fire a general."
- guess who
That entire discussion is just baffling. Did anyone ever explain the rationale behind the decision to hardcode a DPI setting instead of getting it from X?
GTK is still unable to properly scale bitmap icons, which means that some UI elements stay tiny while windows and fonts scale properly.
He is using his personal account to fire statements as the POTUS so that line is blurry... at the very least.
The doc is indeed legit: https://www.wsj.com/articles/u...
This. How exactly does the WSJ expect Google to rank their articles properly if they can't crawl them?
"I hope the Russians love their children too".
I'm assuming you're talking about Sting's Russians, in which case you seriously missed the point of the song.
Look, I don't think any honest person can deny the Russians meddled in the election. The bigger question is, did they throw the American election?
That is hard (impossible?) to answer conclusively, but they likely did not. Clinton lost the election all by herself, IMHO.
The problem is that a) it appears that Russia did indeed meddle in US elections and b) there's an active investigation about collusion between the Trump administration and Russian officials. That is the story here.
...this election's result...
*sigh*
No, HRC did not lose because of Russia. That doesn't mean there wasn't any collusion within the Russia and the current administration, which is what's currently being investigated into. Honestly, it's been 7 months and the only people still hung up on this election seem to be Trump supporters.
As for the rest of the conspiracy theory items, no comments.
At this point: fuck that. Isn't this grounds for war?
I'm really terrified at the prospect of Trump trying to clash with the Russian government in order to save face.
Jesus fucking Christ, the official White House link is right there on the second paragraph in the article: https://www.whitehouse.gov/sit... .
Make of that what you will.
So.. I'm now going to ask you if you expected Hillary to keep her promises? If so, she made some she had zero chance of actually keeping too... You want to play who's blacker the pot or kettle here or what?
Expected? Of course i would've. What do you choose your presidents on otherwise?!
It is a good time to recall Trump's "100 days contract with the American People". Tip: it didn't really went well.
It seems dumb, but it is happening. You have no idea how the failed US Muslim ban was received in the rest of the world (hint: not very well).
Data which you still need to access somehow. Most companies allow only trusted hardware as working laptops for good reason.
No way i'm trusting an airport rental laptop. Not for work, and certainly not for personal data.
Seriously, what the hell are you guys doing to your country?
I wish. Opera dropped Presto years ago, becoming yet another Webkit/Blink skin.
Fun fact: it is impossible to publish a iOS app which renders HTML without WebKit.
Firefox eats memory much faster than Chrome/Chromium when tabs pile up. As stated before Chrome is not flawless either; it generates a thread per tab so it hits other limitations when multiple tabs are in place, but at least the browser stays responsive overall.
Chrome, for all its failures, it is still much more lightweight than Firefox. I usually keep a large number of tabs open at any given time and Chrome manages these much better than Firefox - even being a memory hog itself.