As pointed out in many of the previous replies to the same question on all articles which mentioned firefox in one way or the other:
IT'S THE EXTENSIONS THAT CAUSE THE LEAKS !!
Remove the google toolbar, you'll see the difference.
Vastu is more like a set of guidelines. Almost every house in India is built in accordance with it. It's more like: The main entrance being in a particular direction, enough light being in the house etc.,
Even though some follow these 'rules' religiously now, I think they were primarily established to promote good atmosphere/convenience by the ancient people who set it.
And there are always people who try to make money off it, by scaring people into believing that 'something bad' might happen if it isn't followed. And there are people ready to buy them.
This bug clearly shows why Debian/Ubuntu shouldn't muck with the browser's source code. I wonder what additional functionality they add besides disabling the 'Check for updates' button. And of course security updates. It would benefit everyone if they just send patches upstream.
So all the outsourced work is first translated to Hindi/Mandarin and handed over to people in India/China.
They work on it and people translate it back to 'English' (which only the US understands btw. I mean they invented it, right?).
I told you it's the animal names that speed up the release process!!! Anyway it's good to see debain following ubuntu's 'adjective animal' release model.
Slashdot Mirror
If you prefer pictures and charts
so that we can start the linux vs vista comparision and eventually say that vista is for noobs
IT'S THE EXTENSIONS THAT CAUSE THE LEAKS !!
Remove the google toolbar, you'll see the difference.
When I tried an earlier beta, there was an iPod icon in WMP 11. But it didn't seem to be working. Did anyone try that?
People have been saying the same thing since 98. *ducks*
He would probably think it's TV, and ask you where's the remote.
It's unfortunate that you got modded flaimbait, there are really no _new_ features as such.
Btw I was aiming for 'Funny' and I got modded 'Insightful'. :/
But that's the crowd here. :P
oh, bye bye karma.
Even though some follow these 'rules' religiously now, I think they were primarily established to promote good atmosphere/convenience by the ancient people who set it.
And there are always people who try to make money off it, by scaring people into believing that 'something bad' might happen if it isn't followed. And there are people ready to buy them.
As a matter of fact, it does: a web console (but it is not that stable)
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -yy
Other wise it would be waiting for a confirmation.
stupid Slashcode.
Write to standards jerks!!!!
I get to sue google
54% of that are masked IE
This bug clearly shows why Debian/Ubuntu shouldn't muck with the browser's source code. I wonder what additional functionality they add besides disabling the 'Check for updates' button.
f ox/+bug/64844
And of course security updates. It would benefit everyone if they just send patches upstream.
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/fire
I hope ubuntu sticks with the vanilla browser.
One hour of multi-player FPS would bring my spirits up :)
I think it's the team-work which makes the difference.
After playing online (Enemy Territory/CS etc), it's kinda boring to play single player games.
So all the outsourced work is first translated to Hindi/Mandarin and handed over to people in India/China.
They work on it and people translate it back to 'English' (which only the US understands btw. I mean they invented it, right?).
No (I speak for ROW) :)
Yes, when the word 'converting' is applied to OSS, it makes OSS sound dirty and evil. OSS != "I'm the only way to God" religion
from the penguins-in-strange-places dept. So what does Zonk imply by this?
I told you it's the animal names that speed up the release process!!! Anyway it's good to see debain following ubuntu's 'adjective animal' release model.
Will this version of slashdot software pass teh acid 3 test???!
it's ready alright, but for whom?
it segfaults, duh!
They take the form 'Adjective - Animal' from the list here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames
And ofcourse, you can add to the list.