"1.0PR brought up some error about the Java plug-in being incompatible with Internet Explorer and then just hung taking up 100% of the CPU"
I had the same problem when I d/led it, so I uninstalled the Java and reinstalled FF. I haven't had a single problem yet, except when viewing.pdf files, but that was fixed by using Acrobat Reader 4.0, which btw is much faster and appears more stable than 6.0
"Dumping: If I happen to have a bunch of money, instead of cooperating with my competitors, I try to kill them off. I price my products below the cost to make them, ensuring that nobody can run a sustainable business in the market. Since I have a bunch of money, I can last longer than my competitors. Once they die off or move on, I have a monopoly and can jack up prices far above what a competitive market would support."
Um, isn't that exactly how WalMart works and I don't see them being fined or otherwise in trouble with the government.
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"The Daily Show had the host asking if it was a green screen, and the actress corrected with blue."
That's where I saw it, so I was correct after all but got moded down to zero for some reason.
In fact Gwyneth Paltrow was interviewed on TV and the host asked about the green screen and she corrected him.
"1.0PR brought up some error about the Java plug-in being incompatible with Internet Explorer and then just hung taking up 100% of the CPU"
.pdf files, but that was fixed by using Acrobat Reader 4.0, which btw is much faster and appears more stable than 6.0
I had the same problem when I d/led it, so I uninstalled the Java and reinstalled FF. I haven't had a single problem yet, except when viewing
Hmm, that's funny, cause I'm running two copies of it and it hasn't crashed on me yet. One on my machine and one on my girlfriend's.
/. user that actually has a g/f!
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"Dumping: If I happen to have a bunch of money, instead of cooperating with my competitors, I try to kill them off. I price my products below the cost to make them, ensuring that nobody can run a sustainable business in the market. Since I have a bunch of money, I can last longer than my competitors. Once they die off or move on, I have a monopoly and can jack up prices far above what a competitive market would support."
Um, isn't that exactly how WalMart works and I don't see them being fined or otherwise in trouble with the government.