then you, by definition, is not one that will need support.
those are the people that use that mainstream linux distros. and there are not that many mainstream distros, nor they are that different from each other.
this new feature of GE that gives you a slider to "go back in time" by displaying older satelite data will be interesting to use some decades(?) from now.
Remember we are talking about people that still use IE. What's reliance on Flash compared to that? Besides, every user running IE has flash enabled already anyway.
(I didn't RTFA, but I suppose it uses this Flash-based SVG renderer only if the browser doesn't support SVG natively.)
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It's a fucking /. comment, not a "real world" review, smartass.
So when you find nothing to attack on the content, you attack the form. Nice.
is a game with just one button good enough?
like this one (sfcave in 3d. defaults to two-button mode, but the one-button mode works mostly the same)
also, this article
No, because Linux does add features not available on Windows.
then you, by definition, is not one that will need support.
those are the people that use that mainstream linux distros. and there are not that many mainstream distros, nor they are that different from each other.
I have never understood why Linux distros think major applications should be part of the base install.
not all linux distros, just the "user friendly, windows-like" ones.
just pick another, more basic distro (debian, arch, gentoo, whatever), they are already the way you want.
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this new feature of GE that gives you a slider to "go back in time" by displaying older satelite data will be interesting to use some decades(?) from now.
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Well, I did not read the article, but maybe they're talking about genetic algorithms?
the idea is not that nvidia is obsolete now, but it faces a not-so-distant future when it will be.
And it still doesn't include a decent text editor.
Not even "gravity made that apple fall," since others might say that the Earth-mother drew that apple towards it
Isn't that exactly the same thing as gravity?
The macro recording is more or less planned for GIMP 3.0
http://www.gimp.org/docs/userfaq.html#Macro
except TFA is not hosted on either
I'm packing my bags
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Next:
"Exercising Improves Your Body"
News at 11.
Oh man!
I played that for hours and hours a day.
Really improved my skills to fit a LOT of luggage in the car.
It's more than just wanting to share information.
It's that it's naturally hard to prevent information to flow. Like holding water downhill.
Water wants to go downhill, like information wants to spread.
Lame? Not for *this* reason.
Remember we are talking about people that still use IE.
What's reliance on Flash compared to that?
Besides, every user running IE has flash enabled already anyway.
(I didn't RTFA, but I suppose it uses this Flash-based SVG renderer only if the browser doesn't support SVG natively.)
Sorry, but you wrote that name wrong. It's "id Sowftware".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id_software#Company_name
24.1% of the kernel code was stolen from SCO.
By your analysis, the largest single group contributing to Linux is actually the "people" group, with 100%.
example
http://feeds.boingboing.net/~r/boingboing/gadgets/~3/gVkJkrhvZCI/carrier-cant-stop-ha.html
Anything that can be digitalized.