Hopefully we will eventually see an android port of XBMC or similar for ChromeOS. Not being able to conveniently stream local content is the biggest limitation to CrOS imo.
Re:Firefox Damage Control Is More Than Enough
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Chrome Vs. IE 8
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chrome has fixed a lot of the things ff users have been asking for a long time. one of the biggest frustrations with FF is the bugs that never get fixed after literally years and years.
i read the latest mozillazine post where they try to dig at google at every opportunity.
http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=25592
it's pretty pathetic and they need to just admit that google has made a good browser. hell even the IE team acknowledged what FF had achieved.
Picasaweb (Google's photo-sharing website) does the facial recognition, not the Picasa application. On the Picasaweb site, you can opt-in to the facial recognition stuff, and it will bulk process your uploaded photos. To use it you have upload some photos to the web first, using the Picasa app.
well that's useful for those like me that have too many photos to store online.
why can't they do it offline - do u need some sort of supercomputer to work this shit out?
some choice is good but too much choice is bad,
contributions end up being diluted. and there is too many options for a new user who hasn't got a clue where to start.
Slashdot Mirror
Never heard of him.
Google Keep is really simple and works well for me. I dearly hope it doesn't get struck by the Google Axe any time soon.
'Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us.'
Which is a much bigger sign that if it did contact us.
Has anybody considered making a NAS out of high capacity MicroSD cards?
Named as such because it's hard to obtainium
I'm holding out for 11K.
640k ought to be enough for anybody
So Yahoo are A/B testing their AB testing, got it.
Hopefully we will eventually see an android port of XBMC or similar for ChromeOS. Not being able to conveniently stream local content is the biggest limitation to CrOS imo.
If you're on Android you can text from your PC using Mightytext http://mightytext.net/
IETester is great, been using it for ages.
chrome has fixed a lot of the things ff users have been asking for a long time. one of the biggest frustrations with FF is the bugs that never get fixed after literally years and years. i read the latest mozillazine post where they try to dig at google at every opportunity. http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=25592 it's pretty pathetic and they need to just admit that google has made a good browser. hell even the IE team acknowledged what FF had achieved.
Picasaweb (Google's photo-sharing website) does the facial recognition, not the Picasa application. On the Picasaweb site, you can opt-in to the facial recognition stuff, and it will bulk process your uploaded photos. To use it you have upload some photos to the web first, using the Picasa app.
well that's useful for those like me that have too many photos to store online. why can't they do it offline - do u need some sort of supercomputer to work this shit out?
And "Windows" is a sensible name? With all the possible jokes about windows breaking? Get Real!
windows is easy to remember, pronounce and market.
because choice is good.
some choice is good but too much choice is bad, contributions end up being diluted. and there is too many options for a new user who hasn't got a clue where to start.
stupid name for an OS. Why don't we all agree to use Ubuntu and give linux a hope of cracking the mainstream..
couldn't agree more
spot on.
i also think their should just be a thumbs up/ thumbs down option which would save you typing in.