What, 97% ACID3 compliance ain't good enough for you?

100% ACID3 compliance doesn't mean it's fully standards compliant. Chrome is 100% compliant but one check at quirksmode.org and you'll see that it doesn't support some CSS 3 features properly, like 'content', while Firefox supports those same features properly.

Seeing that Chrome still doesn't support basic features like saving tab state after a restart - features that Firefox has had for a long time - I'd say the Firefox team is doing a hell good of a job. Your "needs to swallow its pride" statement is uncalled for.

Woooooosh.

Watch the video.

But Postgres is not web scale. MongoDB however is.

I thought in the US it is required by law to give a tip of at least 10%?

I don't understand how you can say that after reading that Sun nearly went out of business because IBM sued them for violating patents.

Show me even one user who knows he doesn't want updates, but also doesn't know how to look for a checkbox to disable them.

"And I hope it can be disabled"

Read the summary.

Bullshit? "Force"? Then what part of "Mozilla will let users change the default silent service to the more traditional mode, where the browser asks permission before downloading and installing any update" did you not understand?

Thank you! I've been looking for a tool that handles MKV subtitles correctly. Handbrake doesn't support burning in MKV subtitles but it seems to work perfectly with this tool.

I don't get your question. Just target Android 1.5. Aren't future versions backwards compatible?

The problem with that is that often users will want to upgrade some things but not other things. For example people might not be interested in the new themes, or switch from HAL to DeviceKit, or the new kernel, or major desktop environment changes that change UI all over the place and break binary compatibility, but they might want to upgrade Firefox 2 to 3 or being able to use that new app which was released last week.

And how's that an excuse against "do it yourself"? If you live in a household, not knowing how to wash dishes does not exclude you from the duty. Now you didn't sign a contract which states that you *must* wash dishes regularly. You can hire a dish washing person, or the other household members can be nice to you and wash dishes for you. But if neither are true then complaining whenever other household members ask you to wash dishes is a douchy thing to do.

"Escape from listening to feedback and requests"? The developer has to eat, how will immediately doing what you say get him his next meal? It won't, so he has the right to do whatever he wants with your feedback, including postponing to an indefinite time in the future.

It's still a rumor that hasn't been confirmed by Google.

Well read this article to get a sense of what the judges are thinking: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28319199
"it is not a required element of any offense under this section that the minor depicted actually exists."

Several Americans have in fact been jailed for possessing lolicon. The judge deemed lolicon manga just as harmful as the real thing.