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16y ago
They are in a few areas but never creativity.
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Does it even matter what race someone puts down on those? On the last US census I put my race as human, although technically (and visually) I am white, but my background is such a mutt, or not traced, that it doesn't really matter anyway. O
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I have used some in a few projects, that said its limiting because of support by browsers. But its more of a buzzword, lots of people call things html5 even when its not.
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hum... Sometimes the min/max/close buttons do not appear. Making me have to go to the "firefox" button and hit exit. Why does the "firefox" button take up all that space? If they are going to copy Opera and add the "firefox" button, then co
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this page tells you how to use googles javascript to load the library, instead of providing links directly to the library's.
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why the need for such a large picture to show such little info?
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Although I did mean FF I didn't realize chrome had this yet. And they do it much clearer then Opera did. I really like the way that it auto changes to tell you that you are about to search yahoo, etc.
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Care to expand? I do not completely follow how it would help. possibly a use case?
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I do think it should be. But then again thats another reason i stick to opera. I don't want to load up another program to read my rss. I also think it makes it a whole lot less technical when its built in to the browser. I could have no ide
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well 1/2 receive you still have to send it to something such as the forever slow google reader. Its not built into chrome like it should be.
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Most every non-technical user has no idea what rss is.
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There really is no point to it. You can search from the url bar itself. The only reason to use it is if you want to search a different search engine. In which case they should copy opera and do key letter searching. Where you can type b sea
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I took the back button of a long time ago. All I have is refresh and the url bar. I use my mouse buttons along with the mouse gestures addon to navigate back and forward.
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The side bar is really only used by a "super" user. Also you can move the tabs and everything to the left, having no bars on the top if you so chose to.
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Its called speed dial... Opera has had it for years then Chrome and Safari copied it.
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Opera's code may not be open source but its more available then any other browser. Mobiles, Wii, Linux, Mac, PC.. They always apply the open standards the same as FireFox, and never set their own standards.
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The main thing that football(soccer) needs is another official to use technology such as a replay camera to overrule the officials on the field, on obviously large mistakes that any ref could make. This way events such as the first goal in
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Chrome took the pin tab from opera.. (like everything else) However the dev of chrome (not sure if its in stable yet) allows you to have these custom apps already. When you install them they also give the app extra permissions such as displ
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Yes but this mean you MUST buy a case.
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What a terrible test.. When the browsers tried to get to 1000 you could see them fluctuating as the os gave and took their resources (even slightly noticeable at 100 (mainly in opera)). They needed to be done one at a time at that point.
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I hear tin-foil is coming back into style.
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Yeah I miss the days of programming on linux, having my code run on one distro but not the next. I miss the days without visual studio when I actually had to look up the documentation for most every data type to see what functions I could u
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Yet another reason for people to wake up and see how closed and restricted apple is and always will be. I'm actually getting tired of reading about apple screwing people over the same way again and again.
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Why is this on the home page? Its a worthless article with no substance. Fan boys stop voting just because it says macbook...
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Programming is far to broad to assume everyone knows every word. I'm a recent grad ~1yr working as a web developer on a ms stack so what I use every day may be completely different from what he uses every day. Therefore I am going to know a
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Something I still have yet to understand is how people who develop for and want to improve apple products repeatedly get screwed over by apple. (Granted he may have been a bit quick to jump to the top in this case) Then they keep going rig
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This article is about performance not ease of development. Frameworks are made to make development quicker and easier, but its at the cost of performance.
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I believe what he means is that opera has been the first to bring in a ton new features which were later copied by other browsers (or still even yet to) such as tabbed browsing mouse gestures tab thumbnails page zooming opera turbo bookmark
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I think I may be the exception but i have never even used the speed dial search. I only use the main url bar. g searchstring and i search google. y searchstring and i search yahoo. i have also made some for other sites such as stackoverflow
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16y ago
Or... download Opera and the ad block is built in.
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