Just went through this nonsense. Switch to Insightly. It's easy and it works better than the open source alternatives, plus you don't have to host it.
You are recommending an American hosted solution for someone to trust his business secrets to? You haven't been paying attention lately.
It doesn't really matter since there are only two videocard vendors now,...
There are only two operating systems in widespread use now, so I should go write my new software in
The more we entrench the already-entrenched mono/duopolies, the harder it will be to get out of that mess.
First they hide the feature. They they claim telemetry says nobody uses it. Then they take it away. (Never mind the fact that the sort of user who does use the feature either delays the upgrade, hacks around the limitation, and is likely to pre-emptively disable telemetry as a matter of course.)
What did you think that the telemetry was there for? Now you know. Stop disabling it if you want the features that you use to continue to be included.
GNOME has been doing it since the 2.0 release more than a decade ago. Microsoft has nothing on them.
I would like to take the chance to mention that I've moved almost an entire office from Windows to Kubuntu based on "little things" like an integrated system monitor that shows temp, the ability to set an arbitrary window as "always on top" and middle-click paste. I am so glad that I didn't move them to a Gnome-based distro now!
Microsoft grabs the top of the vending machine, and pulls.
That above is the last sentence before the "Expand this comment" text. I was so curious...
Here is a direct link to the map if you are wondering where you'll be the lightest
Where is the lowest spot?
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/22613/lowest-gravity-on-earths-surface
Thank you! I've now got some homework to do...
It can be very difficult. My scientific plotting package, veusz, was written using Python and Qt, so it should be easily portable. However setting up a sensible developer environment on Windows to compile the Python C extensions was a nightmare.
I would love if you would expand on how you did set up. I'm working on a small Python / Qt (pyside) application that I would love to make available, but I would need to know how to create a Windows installer. I do have other open-source software on Github, by the way, but it is all libraries.
Know any example of a Windows-compatible open source project that doesn't distribute binaries?
Gimp and Krita for two.
For a precompiled binary of a decent image-editing application on Windows, only Photoshop and Paint.net come to mind. I'm not even sure if Blender currently has Windows binaries.
As counter-intuitive as this may sound, gases are indeed fluids (for a given value of fluid).
That is not counter-intuitive. It does, however, depend on understanding the difference between a fluid and a liquid.
Actually, since many queries are the result of parsing a user's input in some scripting language, such a query is actually feasible.
I wasn't expecting you to go out and start hunting. I meant that if you are to imply that Linux is poisoning Linux, then more than a single incident would have to be shown.
However, it is probably not a bad idea for someone to go out and actually start hunting! Thank you for the insight.
This is rather insightful, but doesn't stand merit on it's own. Can you find other instances of Linux seemingly deliberately weakening Linux security mechanisms?
So apart from the vision, agility, quality, execution, origination of new ideas, brand recognition, marketable "face", and retail presence, they are the new Apple.
Gotcha.
And the roads. The roads go without saying.
And don't call me Shirley!
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