Though we dislike to even mutter it, TCPA does have it's advantages if it is not abused - it is the abuse of TCPA which is the real treat to rights, not TCPA itself. Apple rely heavily on their hardware sales, if OSX gets pirated like nobodies then they could be seriously hurt, Apple are no Microsoft.
Why would you do that? Thunderbird's mail folders are cross platform. I have my mail stored on my Mac and my other PC's use the same shared mailbox over the network. It would even work between two OS's too.
Yes, and we live in castles, and are all named keith. Get off our fscking high horse and use google before perceiving yourself as an authority on the subject.
That is true, but the same can be said of GNOME which has memory fitting issues. I'm tired of people saying that WindowsXP is crap, no it's not, only very ignorant people say it's crap. You can get better than WindowsXP, but saying Windows98 is better is utter bull any which way.
A few years ago my laptop died and I was pretty stuck so I spent my last £100 on a PII300MHz, 256MB RAM and 3GB Hard disk. I installed Windows98 on this in compact mode and it ran insanely fast. opening word without a splash type fast. However Win98 would do it's normal random crashing for no actual reason. I later installed WindowsXP on the same machine and though it did lose its' snappiness it was usable due to the oddity that WindowsXP runs better on a PentiumII than a PentiumIII (a lot of people attest to this)
At the end of the day, XP crapness aside, Windows98 is not better. Fact.
I'd only love to know where you got that authoritive piece of information. I've not had to reboot my XP machine in months. It's as stable as OSX and some Linux's as long as you look after the basics,...
unless that is your machine has so many virii/spirii that they've started to copulate? Win98 used to crash on me for just pressing the shift key sometimes, and I had an ultra clean install.
I'm the webdesigner for a small AuPair company in the UK, our demographic is entirely UK Families and young foreign nationals.
For this month, this is the breakdown of browser access
5250 Views this month: * 77.5% Internet Explorer (inc. Maxthon & AOL) = 4070 Views
v5 (57 views) v5.5 (27 views) v6 (3703 views) * 10.9% Mozilla Firefox (inc. Netscape & SeaMonkey) = 574 Views * 02.3% Apple Safari (inc. Linux Konqueror) = 122 Views * 00.4% Opera Browser = 22 Views * 08.8% Other (Unknown, bots and rare browsers) = 462 Views
Even with this incredibly Windows/IE centric demographic (almost all being "regular" people), I'm very pleased to see a 10% Firefox Usage. The site only counts 1 view per IP per 24 Hours and ignores views from my IP and the Company's business address IP.
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Yes, but did they do algebra?
"It was hard... but we managed to DRM every byte!"
Shush - you'll scare the fangirls away.
God is his title, Jehova is his name ;)
You mean abuse of trusted computing?
Though we dislike to even mutter it, TCPA does have it's advantages if it is not abused - it is the abuse of TCPA which is the real treat to rights, not TCPA itself. Apple rely heavily on their hardware sales, if OSX gets pirated like nobodies then they could be seriously hurt, Apple are no Microsoft.
Why would you do that? Thunderbird's mail folders are cross platform. I have my mail stored on my Mac and my other PC's use the same shared mailbox over the network. It would even work between two OS's too.
If this goes through all sorts of new fact bending ROI ads are going to turn up.
Yes, and we live in castles, and are all named keith. Get off our fscking high horse and use google before perceiving yourself as an authority on the subject.
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America is *behind*. And on topic for this article, UK Firefox usage is >12%. The onestat figures are grosely americentric; here's a google link, so you can research your reply too. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=UK+Firef
The saving of hundreds of thousands of lives, is no big deal to you?
That is true, but the same can be said of GNOME which has memory fitting issues. I'm tired of people saying that WindowsXP is crap, no it's not, only very ignorant people say it's crap. You can get better than WindowsXP, but saying Windows98 is better is utter bull any which way.
A few years ago my laptop died and I was pretty stuck so I spent my last £100 on a PII300MHz, 256MB RAM and 3GB Hard disk. I installed Windows98 on this in compact mode and it ran insanely fast. opening word without a splash type fast. However Win98 would do it's normal random crashing for no actual reason. I later installed WindowsXP on the same machine and though it did lose its' snappiness it was usable due to the oddity that WindowsXP runs better on a PentiumII than a PentiumIII (a lot of people attest to this)
At the end of the day, XP crapness aside, Windows98 is not better. Fact.
I'd only love to know where you got that authoritive piece of information. I've not had to reboot my XP machine in months. It's as stable as OSX and some Linux's as long as you look after the basics,...
unless that is your machine has so many virii/spirii that they've started to copulate? Win98 used to crash on me for just pressing the shift key sometimes, and I had an ultra clean install.
I'm the webdesigner for a small AuPair company in the UK, our demographic is entirely UK Families and young foreign nationals.
For this month, this is the breakdown of browser access
5250 Views this month:
* 77.5% Internet Explorer (inc. Maxthon & AOL) = 4070 Views
v5 (57 views) v5.5 (27 views) v6 (3703 views)
* 10.9% Mozilla Firefox (inc. Netscape & SeaMonkey) = 574 Views
* 02.3% Apple Safari (inc. Linux Konqueror) = 122 Views
* 00.4% Opera Browser = 22 Views
* 08.8% Other (Unknown, bots and rare browsers) = 462 Views
Even with this incredibly Windows/IE centric demographic (almost all being "regular" people), I'm very pleased to see a 10% Firefox Usage. The site only counts 1 view per IP per 24 Hours and ignores views from my IP and the Company's business address IP.