Yes, I do call it not that far apart because the media and blogs make it seem like it's selling leaps and bounds further than that in the US.
I personally think sales for the PS3 will start to take off come March with the huge lineup of new titles coming out.
What's interesting to note there is that in the US, the PS3 and the Wii aren't really that far apart.
Japan X360: 350,000 Wii: 1,610,000 PS3: 700,000
In Japan there's almost a million more Wiis sold. Japan loves themselves some Nintendo. Of course they also love Tentacle Porn and soiled panty dispensers.
Others X360: 3,220,000 Wii: 1,290,000 PS3: Not Available Yet
It'll be interesting to see how the PS3 does in Europe/Australia/The UK. My guess is that it would match the US sales.
Someone did it as an extension for Firefox though:
http://maf.mozdev.org/
Very very very few people use that so I can see why the Mozilla developers didn't bother putting effort into it.
Firefox also has the ability to re-open closed tabs. There's several extensions that handle it of which the best, in my opinion, is Tab Mix Plus v0.3.0.2. It also includes SessionSaving in it as well. It's the power extension of tab control.
Generally, if there's a feature that you can come up with someone can make an extension for it. Sometimes it's a bit too difficult to to implement some ideas though.
The one thing I really wish Firefox had was the ability to scale both text and graphics smoothly and quickly like Opera does. That is truly a useful feature and why I think Opera is the best browser for lower end computers.
There's a bug, there's no denying it. But to post a story about a crashing bug and say it's an exploit is just plain sensationalism. But then again, that's what 'trying to scoop!16155!%!!1' is about.
You can view the progress of the bug and patches here:
Correction: This story incorrectly stated the affiliation of Mike Schroepfer, Mozilla's results in verifying the Firefox 1.5 flaw, and the nature of the problem. Schroepfer is vice president of engineering with Mozilla Corp., and Mozilla has not been able to verify its browser can crash and lead to a denial-of-service condition. The problem itself was a not security vulnerability but actually a flaw in the browser.
Read the article before you consider posting it with a sensational title!
If you want to go through and make your extensions compatible, you might want to install MRTech's Local Install(beta version) or the Nightly Tester Tools extensions.
These allow you to right on extensions in your extension manager and select 'Make Compatible' and it will up their version number for you.
Alternatively, you can open the.xpi files with WinRar and edit the install.rdf file. Change the maxVersion number to 1.5. Then save the install.rdf (WinRar will automatically notice you changed it and want to import it into the.xpi... do so.)
The Slashdot bug was probably only a problem for people with corrupted profiles or those that didn't use Adblock. The ads on slashdot often would corrupt the pages.
Slashdot Mirror
For the latest versions of ffdshow use ffdshow Tryouts instead.
The original developer(s) of ffdshow let it pretty much die and now clsid and xxl are working on adding new patches and abilities.
Website is here: http://ffdshow-tryout.sourceforge.net/
Yes, I do call it not that far apart because the media and blogs make it seem like it's selling leaps and bounds further than that in the US. I personally think sales for the PS3 will start to take off come March with the huge lineup of new titles coming out.
Data from http://vgcharts.org/
US
X360: 5,470,000
Wii: 1,810,000
PS3: 1,160.000
What's interesting to note there is that in the US, the PS3 and the Wii aren't really that far apart.
Japan
X360: 350,000
Wii: 1,610,000
PS3: 700,000
In Japan there's almost a million more Wiis sold. Japan loves themselves some Nintendo. Of course they also love Tentacle Porn and soiled panty dispensers.
Others
X360: 3,220,000
Wii: 1,290,000
PS3: Not Available Yet
It'll be interesting to see how the PS3 does in Europe/Australia/The UK. My guess is that it would match the US sales.
Someone did it as an extension for Firefox though: http://maf.mozdev.org/ Very very very few people use that so I can see why the Mozilla developers didn't bother putting effort into it.
Firefox also has the ability to re-open closed tabs. There's several extensions that handle it of which the best, in my opinion, is Tab Mix Plus v0.3.0.2. It also includes SessionSaving in it as well. It's the power extension of tab control.
You can pick it up here: Tab Mix Plus - Firefox Extension
Generally, if there's a feature that you can come up with someone can make an extension for it. Sometimes it's a bit too difficult to to implement some ideas though.
The one thing I really wish Firefox had was the ability to scale both text and graphics smoothly and quickly like Opera does. That is truly a useful feature and why I think Opera is the best browser for lower end computers.
There's a bug, there's no denying it. But to post a story about a crashing bug and say it's an exploit is just plain sensationalism. But then again, that's what 'trying to scoop!16155!%!!1' is about.
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You can view the progress of the bug and patches here:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3190
Quote from the bottom of the article:
Correction: This story incorrectly stated the affiliation of Mike Schroepfer, Mozilla's results in verifying the Firefox 1.5 flaw, and the nature of the problem. Schroepfer is vice president of engineering with Mozilla Corp., and Mozilla has not been able to verify its browser can crash and lead to a denial-of-service condition. The problem itself was a not security vulnerability but actually a flaw in the browser.
Read the article before you consider posting it with a sensational title!
Uh... you know.. you can just type control-f to do that too, right?
Also you can type / to bring up the fast find when the page is in focus and a text field is NOT in focus.
Works perfectly fine for me. I'm using Shockwave Flash 8.0 r15.
b lic_beta/
You can get it here: http://www.macromedia.com/software/flashplayer/pu
If you want to go through and make your extensions compatible, you might want to install MRTech's Local Install(beta version) or the Nightly Tester Tools extensions.
.xpi files with WinRar and edit the install.rdf file. Change the maxVersion number to 1.5. Then save the install.rdf (WinRar will automatically notice you changed it and want to import it into the .xpi... do so.)
These allow you to right on extensions in your extension manager and select 'Make Compatible' and it will up their version number for you.
Alternatively, you can open the
It does not put the error in a new tab. It puts it in the current tab.
That pref is default under 1.5 beta 1.
The Slashdot bug was probably only a problem for people with corrupted profiles or those that didn't use Adblock. The ads on slashdot often would corrupt the pages.
He surely missed the returned product sticker. He also probably missed the shoddy heatshrinking job the Fry's reps will do.
Brand New = factory heatshrink packaging. Usually a very different type of heatshrinking than what Fry's uses to repackage returned items.