I lived in amsterdam last year. I'm feeling weird because the first guy in the video looks like me, but I can't be sure. Is that first wall the wall of Westerkerk near the Anne Frank Huis? Could it have been.. oh *!*
I for one find FF2 quite pleasing. What really baffles me is that I can't and never have been able to see the huge memory usage that has been mentioned so many times. Granted I usually use less than 10 tabs at a time and have only 2 extensions installed (the download bar thing and text encoding in right menu thing) but still I run up to 6-7 hours before shutting down and for me FF has always used less than 150MB, right now it's at 50MB. It must be the sites that people are viewing regularly that is causing such difference among the omg it's 300MB and rising crowd and the it's just 50MB crowd.
To help reinvent the wheel more successfully, you may also want to check up on ParEcon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parecon. It is a rephrased and updated economic model drawing on Anarcho-Syndicalism and the like. ParEcon the book also includes an account of how the market pressures worker-owned companies to erode their equalitarian values (e.g. in old market-socialist countries such as Yugoslavia), undermining projects like the one proposed here.
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I lived in amsterdam last year. I'm feeling weird because the first guy in the video looks like me, but I can't be sure. Is that first wall the wall of Westerkerk near the Anne Frank Huis? Could it have been.. oh *!*
I for one find FF2 quite pleasing. What really baffles me is that I can't and never have been able to see the huge memory usage that has been mentioned so many times. Granted I usually use less than 10 tabs at a time and have only 2 extensions installed (the download bar thing and text encoding in right menu thing) but still I run up to 6-7 hours before shutting down and for me FF has always used less than 150MB, right now it's at 50MB. It must be the sites that people are viewing regularly that is causing such difference among the omg it's 300MB and rising crowd and the it's just 50MB crowd.
To help reinvent the wheel more successfully, you may also want to check up on ParEcon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parecon. It is a rephrased and updated economic model drawing on Anarcho-Syndicalism and the like. ParEcon the book also includes an account of how the market pressures worker-owned companies to erode their equalitarian values (e.g. in old market-socialist countries such as Yugoslavia), undermining projects like the one proposed here.