Firefox has a number of small features that I miss intensely when trying Chrome.
For instance, if someone types a url into slashdot without "A HREFing" it. This happens a lot (e.g. http://www.getfirefox.com/ ). In Firefox, just select it and right-click, and you'll be able to open it in a new tab. In Chrome, you have to copy then paste to the url bar after opening up a new tab - small problem, but it's annoying not having this feature.
I also found Chrome slower. I'm not sure if it's because they have a section that includes games - seriously, Angry Birds on Chrome on my very modern PC tended to stutter like anything.
And, as other people have mentioned, the Awesome bar. I love it. I love being about to type "sl", [Down], [Enter] and get to Slashdot, or "y", [Down], [Enter] to get to YouTube. Any I didn't have to go to any effort to get this set up. It feels like a massive step back to go to what Chrome's kludge.
What about the people who have to clean up your body? What about how your wife would feel knowing that you did this.
If you're not a troll, and you're depressed, then things will get better. They always do. If you're in debt, do what rich people do and declare yourself bankrupt. Why you pick the name zizzlezazzledazzle?
But see, this cannot happen in the "free" market: choosing more pay vs more free time is not in fact an available option to you because the employers always prefer employees who pick the "more pay" branch of the alternative.
No they don't. Employers might very well chose someone who'll work for less and get more time off. I only work 4 days/week at my job - and it's worth the 20% paycut. If I my boss wanted me to work more hours permanently I'd say no - but he likes his employees having another day off because it helps a hell of a lot to reduce workplace stress.
So because you don't see the value in any youtube comments you think that others shouldn't be allowed to comment anonymously? How about just not reading them?
Often comments are funny, rarely they are helpful.
If you're looking for a tutorial for something (a level in a game, setting up at TV) you're often have comments that point out the problems the videos missed. This is incredibly helpful. But I might not feel like commenting about how to replace the orifices in your RealDoll, give home remedies for genital warts, or express my attraction in a nice pair of feet if my real name is associated with it.
I know right. I come to Slashdot to read the articles carefully picked and edited by the likes of Timothy and Soulskill, but they always have about 100-300 comments! Maybe Slashdot should turn off commenting too.
I got that same dialog box this morning. It pissed me off how we weren't allowed to comment on why we declined, other that the few choices they gave. I am still able to comment though.
I only joined Google+ to get the unlimited photo storage (for resolutions lower than 2048px) in Picasa. I have zero people added, am in zero circles, and turned off all the crap default posts they provide if you leave your account empty.
Mate. Look up your Asperger's handbook about proper ways to deal with this situation.
Most "neurotypicals", as you call them, realise that this review is badly timed and shows insensitivity. Sure, it may not make logical sense to those with no emotional intuition, but the air needs to be cleaned about this piece of shit killer before discussing the movie. Especially as it's only been one day.
The trick is to record everything in 1080p, apply a 4 pixel Gaussian blur, then add some noise and JPEG artefacts. Then no-one can see your actors have makeup on and the set is made of painted fibreglass.
He's talking about a hypothetical person. People are dying and suffering around the world all the time, I don't see you bursting into tears right now. You seem to have prejacked in anticipation of calling someone Ayn Rand. You're a pious hypocrite.
Slashdot Mirror
Firefox has a number of small features that I miss intensely when trying Chrome.
For instance, if someone types a url into slashdot without "A HREFing" it. This happens a lot (e.g. http://www.getfirefox.com/ ). In Firefox, just select it and right-click, and you'll be able to open it in a new tab. In Chrome, you have to copy then paste to the url bar after opening up a new tab - small problem, but it's annoying not having this feature.
I also found Chrome slower. I'm not sure if it's because they have a section that includes games - seriously, Angry Birds on Chrome on my very modern PC tended to stutter like anything.
And, as other people have mentioned, the Awesome bar. I love it. I love being about to type "sl", [Down], [Enter] and get to Slashdot, or "y", [Down], [Enter] to get to YouTube. Any I didn't have to go to any effort to get this set up. It feels like a massive step back to go to what Chrome's kludge.
But the "Are they perfect?" (etc.) reminds me of what's worse, a gunshot wound in the hip, thigh, or shoulder.
Thigh would be best to be shot at, shoulder probably worst.
Thigh.
Hey look guys. I'm planning a party in Auckland NZ tonight, and the three of you (parent, GP, and GGP) sound like great fun, I hope you can all come.
If you can't I'll probably cancel, because it's not going to be the same without your awesome debating skills.
Everybody's a fact checker. Except of course for the Slashdot editors - they don't waste time with such minutiae.
I had fissure sealants as a teenager. I asked my dentist about whether I needed new ones, she said there was no that much evidence about them.
What about the people who have to clean up your body? What about how your wife would feel knowing that you did this.
If you're not a troll, and you're depressed, then things will get better. They always do.
If you're in debt, do what rich people do and declare yourself bankrupt.
Why you pick the name zizzlezazzledazzle?
This meme isn't doing too well is it? Just keep trying.
I fell asleep during these movies.
He should turn it into 9 movies and make three times the amount of money.
But see, this cannot happen in the "free" market: choosing more pay vs more free time is not in fact an available option to you because the employers always prefer employees who pick the "more pay" branch of the alternative.
No they don't. Employers might very well chose someone who'll work for less and get more time off. I only work 4 days/week at my job - and it's worth the 20% paycut. If I my boss wanted me to work more hours permanently I'd say no - but he likes his employees having another day off because it helps a hell of a lot to reduce workplace stress.
How to fix this reply problem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKxcnKeMTos
So because you don't see the value in any youtube comments you think that others shouldn't be allowed to comment anonymously? How about just not reading them?
Often comments are funny, rarely they are helpful.
If you're looking for a tutorial for something (a level in a game, setting up at TV) you're often have comments that point out the problems the videos missed. This is incredibly helpful. But I might not feel like commenting about how to replace the orifices in your RealDoll, give home remedies for genital warts, or express my attraction in a nice pair of feet if my real name is associated with it.
I know right. I come to Slashdot to read the articles carefully picked and edited by the likes of Timothy and Soulskill, but they always have about 100-300 comments! Maybe Slashdot should turn off commenting too.
I got that same dialog box this morning. It pissed me off how we weren't allowed to comment on why we declined, other that the few choices they gave. I am still able to comment though.
I only joined Google+ to get the unlimited photo storage (for resolutions lower than 2048px) in Picasa. I have zero people added, am in zero circles, and turned off all the crap default posts they provide if you leave your account empty.
I understand because it was OO, it was difficult (but not impossible) to write in C.
Mate. Look up your Asperger's handbook about proper ways to deal with this situation.
Most "neurotypicals", as you call them, realise that this review is badly timed and shows insensitivity. Sure, it may not make logical sense to those with no emotional intuition, but the air needs to be cleaned about this piece of shit killer before discussing the movie. Especially as it's only been one day.
Maybe he's not an elitist douchebag? (Although that crap he said about learning "Parisian French" sort of destroys that argument.)
Fast food is great from time to time. Why fucking wait and pay more at a proper restaurant?
What's your problem with McDonalds?
Anyone who has ever seen Pulp Fiction knows that you must go to a McDonalds in Paris to see what the Big Mac is called.
But unfortunately that gravity has some strange effects on time.
I had no idea I was on Slashdot.
But I guess the watermark is important, because the filming couldn't have happened without Slashdot.
The trick is to record everything in 1080p, apply a 4 pixel Gaussian blur, then add some noise and JPEG artefacts. Then no-one can see your actors have makeup on and the set is made of painted fibreglass.
What the hell?
What tabloids have you been reading? Whatever drug you're on, your paranoid delusions seem to be worsening.
Smallpox is eradicated. How many people do you know who have had smallpox? How many people have you read about?
So what? You'd force them to get it?
He's talking about a hypothetical person. People are dying and suffering around the world all the time, I don't see you bursting into tears right now. You seem to have prejacked in anticipation of calling someone Ayn Rand. You're a pious hypocrite.