Serously. Look at how similar the guis are. The dev tools haven't even been modified at all, icons and all. I suppose the sincerest form of flattery in imitation or something.

Not much else is new. It's happened before the advent of 3D screens. More interesting is the eyestrain issue. It seems less severe when the 3DS is used in the dark, but I wonder if people will adjust to it eventually? Much like how someone has to adjust to their first pair of glasses? I haven't used a 3DS personally yet, but it sounds like a similar sensation people are experiencing..

*disclaimer: The important part of my post has been marked bold

and it doesn't reflect well on the party. I worked for his company where he didn't pay us for 2 months constantly saying 'next week' without giving any substantial reason for why next week would be different. He would complain about taxes and government regulation of business.

When the company finally got finanial backing, he joked about how he pulled in that sucker. We got paychecks for a while, but he kept no records about where what was going. I believe he moved to Texas from New York to escape a hostile environment for himself.

From what I have seen of Tea Party, it is pulling in scumbags who favor lawlessness. Not people who favor small government and less regulation. Yes, I am sour.

I personally liked Ron Paul. He probably doesn't fall far outside of the Tea Party ideology. But at least he seems to have some values.

Honestly, they probably should have used computer generated graphics to photoshop out the two towers in the film. It would have made the movie much less hateful.

There are a number of slashdotters commenting about how stupid the layout of PC keyboards are. I have tended to find the reverse true of PC keyboards. Particularly ones with media keys.

You like what you are used to.

I find Mac stuff tends to hide complexity and unneeded features, but doesn't treat you like an idiot. The features are usually there and easily discoverable, but you have to want to learn. In particular the command and option keys bring power that Linux/Windows users wouldn't even think of existing. But you have to be smart enough to notice it is there and not only look skin deep.

You would also be switching to the OS that traded the zoom to fit button for maximize, added a minimize button on version 10, put back icons on the desktop after users revolted, and now just like MS Windows you can resize the windows from any side of the border.

It might not be a bad change for most people.

The only thing that scares me is the drag to top to maximize. I flick my windows around my desktop, so having them do that when I brink them to the top on a small screen drives me nuts.

The US is pointing out countries that are most likely consume English content and don't 100% accept US international copyright laws. Mind how I prefixed international copyright laws with US because they are US laws forced on other countries.

Which was why I added :-p to the end of my post :-p But thank you for the extra detail.

It's okay. He is Japanese and in many ways the Japanese don't have swear words...at least not in the same way as English has them. Of course, I am making comments about another person who I do not know so take this with a grain of salt ;-p

Yes, so he can have all the people shout out of their cars, "Go get a job!" On top of that, if a person sees someone biking from a car, their first thought is that the biker lost their license. Or maybe that they are incapable of driving. This is the American thought process. Americans have no idea how to cut back any more than they know how to not eat at McDonalds, and they impress their ideals on everyone else by using hyperbole. I am not impressed.

I think "good enough" is not quite the right word. It is more likely fossil fuels will become bad enough before other options become good enough. It is a bit similar how there are no options that are "good enough" compared to fast food for Americans. Even if you are choking yourself on your way down.

I have a feelling I will be taking a beating for this post...

Adobe could also stop letting flash authors disable the quality control on the right click menu. I noticed most commercial flash sites would rather you not be able to see their content at all than see it without antialiasing. My main computer is a netbook. It means I just plain can't use the site and must bring my business elsewhere.

From the number of people who think that a speed limit sign means a minimuim speed and from how when people do get into an accident they comment how the size of their large car saved them instead of how their speeding and the size of their car killed te other driver...

this investigation outcome sounds more reasonable than you would think.

Do you seriously think extension authors all want to to that? When you upload an extension to addons.mozilla.org, it unzips th efile, and checks the manifest to make sure that you don't put in a version beyond what is available.

There is a lot of redonculous crap you have to go through as a Firefox extension developer nowadays.