eCa

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1. 1081.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   Conflict of interest, perhaps?
2. 1082.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   What is your position on population control of humans?
3. 1083.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   I don't have time for that.. Looks good though, much more readable.
4. 1084.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   I am not convinced that for-profit companies can .
5. 1085.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   There are interesting differences between the continents (probably even greater differences between countries, too): * Firefox is No 1 (tied or otherwise) in Africa and Europe, and second in North America * Chrome is safely in second in Asi
6. 1086.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   Next: All snail mail will be opened, read, and unsuitable text will be tippexed out. Phone calls may be monitored and interupted if necessary. This road leads to a bad place.
7. 1087.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   > A Web application can’t arbitrarily make an element fullscreen without user intervention—the operation has to be initiated by a user action. As the article says, the intent is mostly to offer similar functionality as e.g. Youtube's fu
8. 1088.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   You want to use the linked image [1], not the one they show in the post. [1] http://instagram-static.s3.amazonaws.com/images/TokyoPanoram...
9. 1089.▲
   by eCa 15y ago

   Also, in those days reporters weren't payed by the sentence...
10. 1090.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    You probably want something like this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/elemhidehelpe... Haven't used it, hopefully it will be useful when Flash is gone.
11. 1091.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    You need to compare with a female presenter, audience with a vast female majority and jokes meant for women -> I think men in the audience would be uncomfortable.
12. 1092.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    Which is surprising considering how positive 10gen looks coming out of this thing. A clear sign of maturity on their part.
13. 1093.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    This is in no way a software issue, this is a social issue. Everywhere people are complaining about everything that doesn't work exactly according to their wishes. Not seldom in order to gain something themselves, such as threating hotels w
14. 1094.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    At work we have a web application purchased about 18 months ago that officially don't support Firefox above 3.6. There were rendering differences between 3.6 and 4 that were serious enough to enforce that restriction for certain users. Appa
15. 1095.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    I sort of understand their reasoning. It's easier to get people interested in a "full" release, than some 3.0.21 version every three mongths. It also was more wrong to stay on 3.6.* for over two years. A middle road might be to start a ye
16. 1096.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    IIS (MS) plays a different game compared to e.g. Apache. Since the Apache Foundation is non-profit, I doubt they define "winning" by revenue.
17. 1097.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    You don't need to run your own server to have a choice. Running a VPS with root access is cheap these days. Even on a shared server to still have choice (at least IIS vs Apache). Of course, you also have a choice not to care, but then you p
18. 1098.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    Believe it or not, VisualBasic (and every built in function) in Excel is translated in localized versions, and of course the English keywords are not kept. It's a mess.
19. 1099.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    And discontinuing it a year later.
20. 1100.▲
    by eCa 15y ago

    Yes, it's like something out of The Hudsucker proxy.