Oh, well then why don't you submit a patch to include such functionality, or fork the project and write your own cookie blocking feature? You know Chrome isn't release-quality yet, right?
How would releasing the full source code indicate they're trying to get more control?
Hey, there's nothing stopping you from putting Google's ad servers in your hosts file to block them.
Is there a repository for good-old Debian Sid?
How about Fedora?
Maybe I'm the only one who detected a bit of negativity in the summary, but seriously, how is this bad? It's very noble of women to give up the privilege of a chance at education to start families.
One could say the greatest and most fulfilling job in the world is parenthood.
Yeah, we had to do that for the first few weeks. I too wonder why they hadn't just changed the prices in the system to begin with. It was a real mess trying to calculate all those discounts(and typing our password in every single time for each item to confirm our price adjust).
I worked for Circuit City before and during liquidation. All the prices for the items went back UP to MSRP. I was part of the stocking team at the time and we had to rewrite almost every single tag in the store to reflect this. We used to sell stuff at (usually)below MSRP, usually by $10 to $20. This is how every retail store works generally. In liquidation they take a small discount off of the MSRP price(the "was" price), and sell it at that discounted price(the "you pay" price). Over time they increase that discount off of MSRP until they reach 90% or some other high number. Only at about 40-60% off do you finally get a better price than it was originally.
I worked for store #3628 in Maryland and this is exactly how it was.
Actually that sort of thing is handled by the liquidation company and in no way is set by the former Circuit City management.
Basically, as in all liquidation sales, they put everything up to MSRP, then take 10%(or whatever the starting discount is) off. Chances are you'd have gotten a better deal the week before liquidation began.
Cool! I think I'll try for myse
Ubuntu wouldn't have to offer anything since its software repositories are considered "part of the OS". In fact Ubuntu(GNOME flavor) comes with Epiphany as well, if I recall correctly.
They could just develop a version of Windows Explorer without web browsing capabilities, and just launch the default browser when a location with "http://" is entered.
Just what are the "other" impact hazards? I'm very curious about this.
Planet X, of course!
But that would require them to admit to a mistake they made.
Everybody knows that's impossible.
I had an idea a little while ago that involved adding an LED timer right next to the stoplight that counts down to red when the light turns yellow, to tell people exactly how much time they have before it turns red.
Why hasn't something like this been added yet?
God doesn't play dice. -- Albert Einstein
