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What's wrong with that? You already have IE installed. IE8 is much faster and actually secure at all. Leaving anyone on the planet using IE7 would be a sin and killing it with fire is one of the most honorable things Microsoft has ever done.
Apple Software Update (automatically installed with itunes and quicktime) presented Safari as a checked-by-default update to users. Read about it on John Lilly's blog. He's the CEO of Mozilla
Yeah, but corporate businesspeople can pay hundreds of employees to work 8 hours a day, while free software only gets peoples' weekends and holidays. Sure empirically free software has worked out very well, but it's not as a priori obvious as you make it out to be.
I doubt they would even notice anything different. They look for a box to type in words and blue text to click. And Bing's copycat style confuses even somewhat savvy users.
Watch this and you'll see what I mean. People think Google is a web browser. They probably think Bing is part of Internet Explorer. And I'm sure the overwhelming majority of users have no idea they can change their default provider, or even what that means.
It's already hard enough to switch to Google. Why is the most popular search engine at the bottom of the list? Could it be that it's weirdly labelled "Google Search Suggestions" unlike the very clear "Bing Search"? I thought that addon was just the suggestions the first time I saw it. If Google had started at the top then it would easily float there. Microsoft probably buried it so the Most Viewed providers would get viewed more and stay at the top.
I don't watch in fullscreen. Here I'll make a screenshot. I'm on windows right now, shame. http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/2609/hulu.png
Yes the ad is there the entire time. Unless you're really absorbed in what you're watching you can't help but notice it at least every few minutes, which makes it valuable space.
Almost every video has one. Above the video and to the right.
I don't see how it's obvious that if there were some ad sitting there for the entire show, that it would be more expensive than an interstitial placement.
You can't call it an unfair trial just because you lost. It doesn't matter what slashdot readers think about copyright, the swedish judges are the ones duly elected/appointed to the position of making the decision. What they say goes whether we agree with it or not.
I for one am completely comfortable with calling in a local contractor and installing some new money-saving vinyl windows which will be the only thing between me and seventeen thousand mile per hour wind.
Talk to me about that kind of injustice when it's in a criminal case. Corporate law is necessarily extremely complex and only very experienced lawyers can navigate it.
It would also discriminate against the poor by ensuring that only people with money can get justice in court. Should we make defendants pay for their public defender if they're convicted?
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We're probably better equipped to deal with oubreaks now than in 1918...
You're talking about this, right? I think that page was used for IE7 but IE8 takes you ieaddons.
That last one was supposed to link to http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/search.aspx?q=IE8+security+part&p=1. It had quotes in the search term that Chrome didn't escape and that ruined the html :|
What's wrong with that? You already have IE installed. IE8 is much faster and actually secure at all. Leaving anyone on the planet using IE7 would be a sin and killing it with fire is one of the most honorable things Microsoft has ever done.
Apple Software Update (automatically installed with itunes and quicktime) presented Safari as a checked-by-default update to users. Read about it on John Lilly's blog. He's the CEO of Mozilla
Yeah, but corporate businesspeople can pay hundreds of employees to work 8 hours a day, while free software only gets peoples' weekends and holidays. Sure empirically free software has worked out very well, but it's not as a priori obvious as you make it out to be.
I doubt they would even notice anything different. They look for a box to type in words and blue text to click. And Bing's copycat style confuses even somewhat savvy users.
Watch this and you'll see what I mean. People think Google is a web browser. They probably think Bing is part of Internet Explorer. And I'm sure the overwhelming majority of users have no idea they can change their default provider, or even what that means.
You mean like Apple slipping their browser software in with security updates?
It's already hard enough to switch to Google. Why is the most popular search engine at the bottom of the list? Could it be that it's weirdly labelled "Google Search Suggestions" unlike the very clear "Bing Search"? I thought that addon was just the suggestions the first time I saw it. If Google had started at the top then it would easily float there. Microsoft probably buried it so the Most Viewed providers would get viewed more and stay at the top.
We can get mad about investigations too because they cost millions.
Leave.
We actually need a court precedent for deciding if adding a feature to your program is legal?
I wasn't saying cache is a problem; I was merely emphasizing the small size of the actual logic
It's not so far fetched I think. Look at those tiny tiny little cores on your processor die. No, that's the cache, look harder. Wayyy down there.
I don't watch in fullscreen. Here I'll make a screenshot. I'm on windows right now, shame.
http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/2609/hulu.png
Yes the ad is there the entire time. Unless you're really absorbed in what you're watching you can't help but notice it at least every few minutes, which makes it valuable space.
Almost every video has one. Above the video and to the right.
Are you conscious?
I'm guessing because you see the ad sitting there for the entire show. Of course it's more expensive.
Still, keep in mind that you have many more viewers on TV.
You can't call it an unfair trial just because you lost. It doesn't matter what slashdot readers think about copyright, the swedish judges are the ones duly elected/appointed to the position of making the decision. What they say goes whether we agree with it or not.
What kind of compiler are you using that doesn't tell you that you missed a semicolon?
I for one am completely comfortable with calling in a local contractor and installing some new money-saving vinyl windows which will be the only thing between me and seventeen thousand mile per hour wind.
Is that a big frozen fish?
Talk to me about that kind of injustice when it's in a criminal case. Corporate law is necessarily extremely complex and only very experienced lawyers can navigate it.
It would also discriminate against the poor by ensuring that only people with money can get justice in court. Should we make defendants pay for their public defender if they're convicted?
$400k isn't that much of a surplus for a government contract.