bankruptcy is not all that bad of an option. Given the the president is making harder to do, but still.
I your choice is between a huge settlement or even going to trial, using this case to your advantage and then declaring bankruptcy afterward is not really such a bad thing.
Bankruptcy stays on your record for 10 years but many people can actually get unsecured credit after only the first couple, depending on prior credit history.
And if your are really really really poor it might just give you a chance to start over...
There really is not proof that the developers actually moved anywhere and DNS records are not guaranteed to be corrected and only show where the web host is.
In addition, the article states that the developers have not released an updated (or at least a major and useful one) for years.
Safari has many of the same features that Firefox has an integrates much better with the opperating system.
Firefox also takes at least 3x as long to load and takes up more memory than safari.....
So what exactly does FireFox do so well that Safari can match?
Both have popup blocking
Both have tabbed browsing
Both are 'built with security in mind'
Both have integrated google search
Both have RSS feed reader
The download system works in much the same way (except files are auto-extracted and mounted when downloading for Safari)
Oh - and safari had them first
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bankruptcy is not all that bad of an option. Given the the president is making harder to do, but still.
I your choice is between a huge settlement or even going to trial, using this case to your advantage and then declaring bankruptcy afterward is not really such a bad thing.
Bankruptcy stays on your record for 10 years but many people can actually get unsecured credit after only the first couple, depending on prior credit history.
And if your are really really really poor it might just give you a chance to start over...
In addition, the article states that the developers have not released an updated (or at least a major and useful one) for years.
Safari has many of the same features that Firefox has an integrates much better with the opperating system. Firefox also takes at least 3x as long to load and takes up more memory than safari..... So what exactly does FireFox do so well that Safari can match? Both have popup blocking Both have tabbed browsing Both are 'built with security in mind' Both have integrated google search Both have RSS feed reader The download system works in much the same way (except files are auto-extracted and mounted when downloading for Safari) Oh - and safari had them first