Comment I would go so far and say this (Score 1) 322
Google 2003 = Microsoft 1998
Google 2011 = Microsoft 2006
Facebook 2011 = Google 2003
Google 2011 = Microsoft 2006
Facebook 2011 = Google 2003
Comment and so it starts (Score 1) 434
war is peace
invasion of privacy is for privacy
invasion of privacy is for privacy
Comment Re:I get 14 hours for my entire home office... (Score 1) 328
As long as you are Y2K ready.
Comment IE 9? (Score 1) 229
must...avoid...cynical...remarks....against....IE...
(if you're seeing dots between the words your browser is not rendering the CSS properly)
Comment Cancer (Score 1) 4
Cancer, it's like booting into Safe Mode
Comment Revolutionary ? (Score 1) 782
Wow, so it kills even more people? that's revolutionary!
What about a really revolutionary weapon, that gets a banana
inside a hungry person, all he just have to do is open his mouth
"Fly over Ethiopia, "There's a guy that needs a banana."
"Shooooooooooooom"
the Stealth Banana
Smart Fruit!"
(Bill Hicks)
Comment Google showed you! (Score 1) 292
See that Mozilla? and Firefox is only at version 3.6!
Google really showed you, 7 is always better..
Just like IE7
Submission + - KDE Vs Gnome in Development? (kidsil.net)
Asaf.Zamir writes: I started searching through small projects of Gnome (Tasque, Tomboy, Glipper)
and I was sad to see that a lot of them are less than active.
Now, as for comparison, I searched a couple of KDE projects and things are very different.
Klipper for instance, is a very active project in KDE.
Also, it seems that Gnome’s website is actually hiding the small projects,
it’s almost as if they are trying to kill them on purpose.
I think that small projects can die like flies in the open source world.
Especially because usually there’s one developer
so if he can’t contribute anymore, the software usually dies.
I think the most important thing is to open up easier contribution systems
right from the Gnome website, making it easier to give and get feedback.
All these issues seem relatively known to the public, but for some reason are not addressed.
I don’t want Gnome Apps to lose community, but they might if this continues.
and I was sad to see that a lot of them are less than active.
Now, as for comparison, I searched a couple of KDE projects and things are very different.
Klipper for instance, is a very active project in KDE.
Also, it seems that Gnome’s website is actually hiding the small projects,
it’s almost as if they are trying to kill them on purpose.
I think that small projects can die like flies in the open source world.
Especially because usually there’s one developer
so if he can’t contribute anymore, the software usually dies.
I think the most important thing is to open up easier contribution systems
right from the Gnome website, making it easier to give and get feedback.
All these issues seem relatively known to the public, but for some reason are not addressed.
I don’t want Gnome Apps to lose community, but they might if this continues.
Comment amazing (Score 1) 325
It never ceases to to amaze me how they get so much police force,
just because some rich people say money is the new god.
they wouldn't get that kind of force even for war criminals.
Comment Do they still use Empathy? (Score 2, Interesting) 291
Is Empathy still the default IM client?
I've installed Pidgin and I don't regret it for a second.
Comment why? (Score 2, Interesting) 159
what's the purpose of its mission?
Comment Most consumers are idiots (Score 1) 247
"I'm a happy consumer, and you know? I'm concerned about what my children consume!" (Bill Hicks)
Comment If it is a complete school environment (Score 1) 428
From personal experience, the thing that I felt really lacking is the social aspect of studying with people.
Basically, you are on your own, but it's not just a course or something like that.
It's your entire day passing by without contacting fellow students and studying together.
I found it very difficult, perhaps some people won't.
Comment no difference to me (Score 1) 473
I install Ubuntu over the windows anyway, too bad for the Microsoft-Tax though..
Comment why? (Score 1) 366
Why are they calling it 4.0 and not 3.7 as it should be?
Don't give in to publicity stuns Mozilla, you're better than that.
