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Incidentally I was doing a google search from a Win8 VM and did not see this behavior. I _did_ get a notification to update my spyware/malware definitions for Windows Defender as well, so maybe my definitions did not yet include this snafu.
Of course I have updated post Vday, so cannot confirm this behavior now, even with an older snapshot.
Yeah, that also works hah.
I just never needed to do this before, so I kinda did the natural thing.
It _is_ the top option in the context menu, which is the default action for double-click.
Right, example of a basic task that absolutely needs the command line in Linux?
Hey.
Ubuntu user here and right click on ISO and select "Open with archive mounter" and you're done.
The writer of the article missed the boat completely there.
The only way someone this late in the game is going to buy an Android tablet is one of three ways:
1) Integrated as part of an ereader (B&N, soon Amazon, etc)
2) Potential customer has never used an iPad before
3) Potential customer bought online without test driving one in a store first
*AHEM*
I bought a first gen 7" Tab, and will get one of the newer ones later this year/early next year.
To answer your three points one by one:
1) It isn't an integrated e-reader (obviously) but the Amazon Kindle app works fantastically on it.
2) I used iPad 1's extensively before making my buying devision - I was even given one to use for two days and reviewed it for my blog. I dislike it.
3) Further to my point above, I used the iPad 1, and since it came out the iPad 2 as well.
Now to my buying decisions specific to me getting the 7"er GTab P1000
1) Petter dot pitch, or pixel density of screen resolution. (easier on the eyes to read)
2) At least similar internal hardware specs.
3) No walled garden crap.
4) It has a better form factor than any larger tablets - iPad cannot be compared here because I dislike any of the 10" tablets - for my use they won't work.
5) It makes and receives phonecalls and sms'es. It is also my phone - one device to perform two functions.
6) I can easily build apps for it myself. (and I have - not in market, personal use for notifying when one of my works webservers decide to go bork)
7) 3G/HSUPA, WiFi and GSM on my 16gig model for less than an iPad 3G would cost, and I can add a flash card if I so choose - no need so far.
I have not rooted my device, no need. Two things the iPad does better than the gTab is MUCH better battery life (I usually get a day to a day and a half out of my Tab) and the viewing angle on the iPad screen is better. I gladly live with those two for all the other advantages it has.
The Tab is a superior device.
And you ignore the benefit of having advertising in your app and hence making money like that.
FWIW I always thought the jack is the male part and the port is the female part.
Go figure...
My point is, without recourse to censorship you will be without protection from slander or threat or organisation of violence against you.
And 4chan has been known to mess things up for individuals before.
I believe my point stands.
Yep that is kind of where I was trying to get at. Some censorship is good. To claim that "some censorship" means "no freedom of speech" is a slippery slope fallacy.
Consider this hypothetical scenario, and let's be clear that I do not know you in any way - this is just for an example:
Say I call your wife a whore, and spread a rumor that she is sleeping around. Say I use facebook to spread this rumour. Then I go further and incite violence against her via twitter.
Where in this hypothetical scenario should the state step in and stop me?
You can probably step in and stop me via a lawsuit (slander?) but then anonymous or 4chan gets involved. Should the state step in there?
Old programmers never die, they just branch to a new address.