I regret buying this Samsung Galaxy S5. I hate it. Nothing is done properly and it actually works poorly with my GNU/Linux desktop. I had an iPhone 4 and I should have upgraded to an iPhone 5; it was the same price.
Everything is much easier to read now, especially the comments. Though that's not to say the comments were really worth reading; see the negative comments about the beta for example.
I don't understand your post. This law was brought in by a Labour Party minister, and supported whole-heartedly by the National Party ministers. Meanwhile, a more socialist party, the Greens, would repeal section 92A of the Act.
It's actually not that difficult to deploy; it can be silently installed with a startup script. It can also be controlled, to a degree, via group policy with a slight change to one file; though it could be much easier.
Bollocks. The web was not created so that people could create volatile temporary pages and that shouldn't be what it is today. It's just stupidity and laziness on the part of developers a lot of the time.
Yeah I know, but they're not classes. It's one of the biggest misperceptions of SS2. There are a ridiculous number of forum posts asking which class is the best, blah blah blah. Few people realise it just saves you having to spend some cyber-modules once you get into the game proper.
... at a time when DOOM3 was retricted to claustrophobic dungeon-type environments.
Doom 3 is not restricted to claustrophobic dungeon-type environments at all. The game was built to the design they had made, and to accomodate the power of PC's at the time.
Oh I agree. Slashdot HTML is awful. I've never blamed a browser for interpreting this mess incorrectly.
As for XHTML though, it's a little more than just a stricter HTML. For Mozilla at least, XHTML is sent down a completely different parser than regular HTML. This parser is a lot stricter, and as per the spec, with halt parsing as soon as it encounters an error. IE, when served XHTML as HTML, sends the file down its regular HTML parser which sees the XML syntax as HTML tag-soup. When served XHTML as application/xhtml+xml the way it should be, IE will prompt the user to download the file (unless they've edited their registry).
HTML can be just as clean and semantic as XHTML, and if you want to support IE, you should use it instead of XHTML.
Probably not. Penny-Arcade would be better of coding their site properly. They could cut their bandwidth in half. Then there's the number of requests they make to the database. Yeesh.
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I wish my Samsung Galaxy S5 was a copy of an iPhone 5. Never again, Samsung, never again.
I bought a Samsung Galaxy S5 to replace my iPhone 4 instead of buying an iPhone 5. They were the same price. I regret it completely.
I regret buying this Samsung Galaxy S5. I hate it. Nothing is done properly and it actually works poorly with my GNU/Linux desktop. I had an iPhone 4 and I should have upgraded to an iPhone 5; it was the same price.
What vendors and/or products? Why protect them?
Everything is much easier to read now, especially the comments. Though that's not to say the comments were really worth reading; see the negative comments about the beta for example.
I don't understand your post. This law was brought in by a Labour Party minister, and supported whole-heartedly by the National Party ministers. Meanwhile, a more socialist party, the Greens, would repeal section 92A of the Act.
So... are you full of shit?
It's actually not that difficult to deploy; it can be silently installed with a startup script. It can also be controlled, to a degree, via group policy with a slight change to one file; though it could be much easier.
Bollocks. The web was not created so that people could create volatile temporary pages and that shouldn't be what it is today. It's just stupidity and laziness on the part of developers a lot of the time.
Yeah I know, but they're not classes. It's one of the biggest misperceptions of SS2. There are a ridiculous number of forum posts asking which class is the best, blah blah blah. Few people realise it just saves you having to spend some cyber-modules once you get into the game proper.
There are no classes in System Shock 2. But yes, I too wish they'd had more time to fix bugs.
Doom 3 is not restricted to claustrophobic dungeon-type environments at all. The game was built to the design they had made, and to accomodate the power of PC's at the time.
I have 12 tabs across 2 different windows and only using ~55MB. I lurv the fox.
Did you look at all? I found this with one Google search: http://www.extensionsmirror.nl/index.php?showtopic =617
Use Delicious and get the Foxylicious extension for Firefox. Problem solved.
Oh I agree. Slashdot HTML is awful. I've never blamed a browser for interpreting this mess incorrectly.
As for XHTML though, it's a little more than just a stricter HTML. For Mozilla at least, XHTML is sent down a completely different parser than regular HTML. This parser is a lot stricter, and as per the spec, with halt parsing as soon as it encounters an error. IE, when served XHTML as HTML, sends the file down its regular HTML parser which sees the XML syntax as HTML tag-soup. When served XHTML as application/xhtml+xml the way it should be, IE will prompt the user to download the file (unless they've edited their registry).
HTML can be just as clean and semantic as XHTML, and if you want to support IE, you should use it instead of XHTML.
Html Validator (with Tidy) is a Firefox extension that allows you to view validation errors in the view-source window.
Wrong. IE doesn't even recognise the XHTML MIME type, and will prompt users to download the file.
You can however achieve the same level of benefits by using clean HTML + CSS.
Probably not. Penny-Arcade would be better of coding their site properly. They could cut their bandwidth in half. Then there's the number of requests they make to the database. Yeesh.