Re:K9 is the best I have tried for Windows, and fr
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Good Email For Kids?
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OpenDNS supports blocking a wide range of categories as well and does the blocking at the domain name level. And at least from my personal experience, their name servers tend to be much faster than my own ISPs servers as well.
And ironically enough, Hugo Boss AG's website also behaves like a Nazi, using Javascript to hijack the dimensions of one's web browser.
Nevertheless, we should just leave this topic for dead, Godwin's Law was invoked in the first post...
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Chrome Vs. IE 8
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My first question is what web pages define their average? I just fired up vanilla versions of both IE8, Chrome, and Process Explorer and opened the same two tabs: the Facebook login page and Wikipedia (English).
Process Explorer tells me IE8 is using 389652 KB of memory. Chrome is using 260668 KB of memory. Both have three processing running.
What the heck, I'll try again. I fully restart both browsers and open up Slashdot and Newgrounds. IE8 with three processes, 465348 KB; Chrome with four processes, 358128 KB.
Now I upped the ante to 9 tabs, which for brevity, I won't list. IE8 with 6 processes was using 958524 KB and Chrome with 11 processes was using 783840 KB.
Admittedly, this is a small test to find an average, but what do I need to do to see the difference TFS[ummary] speaks of?
Looks believable. The field names are (essentially) ID, name, gender, ancestral home, place of birth, office of registration (e.g. Beijing Sports Office), and remarks/comment.
But, IANC, I only know conversational Japanese and know a little (very little) about Chinese culture.
If there wasn't free will, why would an biological organism pursue goals that are detrimental to its cause? Free will allows the organism to make choices which are self-detrimental.
This leads to a "tragedy of the hackwar", where players can no longer compete on their own merits without using (potentially malware-ridden) performance enhancing scripts and modifications because everyone else is using them.
Besides, what's a discussion of games without a video game reference...
Kinda how it works here in Arkansas, the "traditional" old bible thumpers get the church in the early morning. At around noon a Hispanic church uses the same building. Then in the evening another group whose church goes by *another* name use the same building for their "contemporary" services. Of course, this is Rednecklandia.
While we're already off-topic, I've got to agree with the GP, my Windows box BSODs a few times a year (almost always hardware driver failures, particularly the video card). Running Linux on the same machine, I've yet to actually crash it, I've crashed X a few times, but never the OS.
Of course, if I count the times I've forced Windows to crash using the CrashOnCtrlScroll trick for fun...
While I have used none of these solutions and thus know nothing of their quality or state of development, but Wikipedia lists a number of VoIP software licensed under the GPL or LGPL.
I'll bite the flamebait. You say the soruce presented in the browser by the two sites is similar?
studiVZ's homepage is linked to just over 1000 lines of CSS, while Facebook's homepage includes over 2000.
studiVZ validates as valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional, Facebook fails trying to call itself XHTML 1.0 Strict.
If the markup is this different, imagine how different the underlining server scripts probably could be. Facebook appears to be powered by PHP (/*.php) but studiVZ is hiding extension and doesn't expose its PHP if that's what it is even using.
Slashdot Mirror
OpenDNS supports blocking a wide range of categories as well and does the blocking at the domain name level. And at least from my personal experience, their name servers tend to be much faster than my own ISPs servers as well.
You must be rich, us middle-class are very aware of how much it costs every time we pay taxes...
Yeah, I thought the second one was a great parody of how Microsoft can lead to family turmoil.
Let's see, the / page has a title of "New Page 1"... I can see why they're so pitifully trying to hide their website from their public.
And ironically enough, Hugo Boss AG's website also behaves like a Nazi, using Javascript to hijack the dimensions of one's web browser.
Nevertheless, we should just leave this topic for dead, Godwin's Law was invoked in the first post...
My first question is what web pages define their average? I just fired up vanilla versions of both IE8, Chrome, and Process Explorer and opened the same two tabs: the Facebook login page and Wikipedia (English).
Process Explorer tells me IE8 is using 389652 KB of memory. Chrome is using 260668 KB of memory. Both have three processing running.
What the heck, I'll try again. I fully restart both browsers and open up Slashdot and Newgrounds. IE8 with three processes, 465348 KB; Chrome with four processes, 358128 KB.
Now I upped the ante to 9 tabs, which for brevity, I won't list. IE8 with 6 processes was using 958524 KB and Chrome with 11 processes was using 783840 KB.
Admittedly, this is a small test to find an average, but what do I need to do to see the difference TFS[ummary] speaks of?
Essentially, we humans are yorn, and we need Harika?
Or perhaps Wells' Morlock and Eloi...
Wikipedia's edits forecast the future? Don't they say the same thing about Nostradamus' Les Propheties ?
What's that? It's easy to see trends from nothing leading to something after the fact..?
Looks believable. The field names are (essentially) ID, name, gender, ancestral home, place of birth, office of registration (e.g. Beijing Sports Office), and remarks/comment.
But, IANC, I only know conversational Japanese and know a little (very little) about Chinese culture.
If there wasn't free will, why would an biological organism pursue goals that are detrimental to its cause? Free will allows the organism to make choices which are self-detrimental.
Seeing your comment about ano*** CARRIER LOST ***
Sounds to me like someone forgot to pay the German politicians...
We're talking about Britain, wouldn't it be "because I said so and I have a nightstick"?
This leads to a "tragedy of the hackwar", where players can no longer compete on their own merits without using (potentially malware-ridden) performance enhancing scripts and modifications because everyone else is using them.
Besides, what's a discussion of games without a video game reference...
I always go with the 'first pet' route, but unfortunately Catbert seems to hates me now... and he stole my HR job!
Kinda how it works here in Arkansas, the "traditional" old bible thumpers get the church in the early morning. At around noon a Hispanic church uses the same building. Then in the evening another group whose church goes by *another* name use the same building for their "contemporary" services. Of course, this is Rednecklandia.
While we're already off-topic, I've got to agree with the GP, my Windows box BSODs a few times a year (almost always hardware driver failures, particularly the video card). Running Linux on the same machine, I've yet to actually crash it, I've crashed X a few times, but never the OS.
Of course, if I count the times I've forced Windows to crash using the CrashOnCtrlScroll trick for fun...
Go to about:config and change the value of layout.spellcheckDefault to 2.
Use your wireless laptop on a UPS'ed network, and pray your ISP has UPS/backup power plans.
If F/OSS counts as indie, maybe you should look at the Cube Engine?
The trend seems to be leading to us getting quasi-quasi-quasicrystals, which will be not unusual.
My thoughts exactly. But of course it only makes sense after the SimCity Societies fiasco.
While I have used none of these solutions and thus know nothing of their quality or state of development, but Wikipedia lists a number of VoIP software licensed under the GPL or LGPL.
If the markup is this different, imagine how different the underlining server scripts probably could be. Facebook appears to be powered by PHP (/*.php) but studiVZ is hiding extension and doesn't expose its PHP if that's what it is even using.
One word, pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.