I would already expect it to be multithreaded, otherwise waiting for the network would slow down other parts of the browser. The changes proposed are a move to a multi-process model where each tab is unable to interfere with the rest of the browser, effectively constraining any problems to the tab in which they occur.
When the Holy Koran says something, it *means* it. "As for the man who steals and the woman who steals, cut off their hands as punishment for what they have earned, an exemplary punishment from God" is a real command from the real God who really exists
Well it's certainly a command but even if it is from a god that doesn't mean that you have to obey it. Sorry to drop some pop-philosphy into this but I think this bit of Kant (quoted by Popper) says it better than I can:
For in whatever way... the Deity should be made known to you, and even... if he should reveal himself to you: it is you... who must judge whether you are permitted [by your conscience] to belive in Him and to worship Him.
Also, I cant say if they're a cause or a symptom but ideas like this one seem to link themselves with brutal, violent and sometimes tyrannical societies far too often.
In Britain the data protection act means that you can write to any company and request all of the data that they hold on you. However, the company is allowed to charge up to £10 to cover the costs of finding this data. I'm not sure what level of security is required tho.
I've never understood why people create multipart rar torrents. BIttorrent has it's own mechanism for splitting files for download and I don't think it improves dthe filesize by much. Seems totally unecesary to me.
He got news coverage last night. Seemed like a good excuse for a beer. The loss of someone partially responsible for one of the most pointless periods of scumbaggery in modern history deserves a little celebration.
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That link just gives me a demonstration of why piracy is better than legit: "This video is not available in your country due to copyright restrictions. ".
Much of the time, that professor is the person who wrote the textbook. The one they make mandatory for their class. The one they will sell to you, for the low, low price of several times the production costs.
I have only had this happen once. The book was recommended not mandatory and the professor had arranged for my department to sell it for £7
I've just loaded up the release candidate in a VM. While it's pretty, there are still some problems. First, minesweeper won't work on my virtual graphics card (stupid design decision). Second, it's told me to install antivirus. Call me oldfashioned but if I NEED a piece of software shouldn't it be installed by default.
For a moment I thought I knew where that was. Are there any place names America didn't steal?
Besides, the British are part of the EU too, and they insist on using the imperial system too...
Only for beer, it means that we get 13% more than the 500ml glasses used elsewhere.
Interesting! Do the mods not know what GKrellM is?
I would already expect it to be multithreaded, otherwise waiting for the network would slow down other parts of the browser. The changes proposed are a move to a multi-process model where each tab is unable to interfere with the rest of the browser, effectively constraining any problems to the tab in which they occur.
When the Holy Koran says something, it *means* it. "As for the man who steals and the woman who steals, cut off their hands as punishment for what they have earned, an exemplary punishment from God" is a real command from the real God who really exists
Well it's certainly a command but even if it is from a god that doesn't mean that you have to obey it. Sorry to drop some pop-philosphy into this but I think this bit of Kant (quoted by Popper) says it better than I can:
For in whatever way ... the Deity should be made known to you, and even ... if he should reveal himself to you: it is you ... who must judge whether you are permitted [by your conscience] to belive in Him and to worship Him.
Also, I cant say if they're a cause or a symptom but ideas like this one seem to link themselves with brutal, violent and sometimes tyrannical societies far too often.
In Britain the data protection act means that you can write to any company and request all of the data that they hold on you. However, the company is allowed to charge up to £10 to cover the costs of finding this data. I'm not sure what level of security is required tho.
You seem to have confused the author with one of the protagonists.
I've never understood why people create multipart rar torrents. BIttorrent has it's own mechanism for splitting files for download and I don't think it improves dthe filesize by much. Seems totally unecesary to me.
He got news coverage last night. Seemed like a good excuse for a beer. The loss of someone partially responsible for one of the most pointless periods of scumbaggery in modern history deserves a little celebration.
No. You're too worthless to get sued.
That link just gives me a demonstration of why piracy is better than legit: "This video is not available in your country due to copyright restrictions. ".
What if having the code allowed you to analyse it for ways to game the system?
Then you'd just be another trader in the market. The whole point is to game the system to your advantage
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What about the full article???
Much of the time, that professor is the person who wrote the textbook. The one they make mandatory for their class. The one they will sell to you, for the low, low price of several times the production costs.
I have only had this happen once. The book was recommended not mandatory and the professor had arranged for my department to sell it for £7
Somebody needs to study some basic economics, starting with Adam Smith.
Doesn't basic economics get discredited every 10 years? What would be the point in studying it?
Price, convenience and effect on system performance. The button to make windows stop checking for antivirus wins on all three.
ffs. Just trash the patent system and shut the fuck up.
The current implementation works perfectly well. No one gains anything by writing junk data.
Writing some bytes in a particular order is trivial.
I said worked on. That includes things like doing marketing, getting discs pressed or sorting out a barcode.
Downloading copywriten works is not your right nor do you have some special privilege to it.
Getting paid when someone copies some content you once worked on is not your right nor do you have some special priviledge to it.
That was too easy
If it's GPL cant you just edit the terms out of it?
Well at least they got something right. Shame about the election tho.
I've just loaded up the release candidate in a VM. While it's pretty, there are still some problems. First, minesweeper won't work on my virtual graphics card (stupid design decision). Second, it's told me to install antivirus. Call me oldfashioned but if I NEED a piece of software shouldn't it be installed by default.
That's religious discrimination not racism. You cant choose your race, you can choose your religion. Still doesn't make it right tho.