Comment Have a look at Razor-qt DE (Score 1) 357
It looks very promising. Simple, neat, clean-looking. There was discussion on
http://razor-qt.org/screenshots/
It looks very promising. Simple, neat, clean-looking. There was discussion on
http://razor-qt.org/screenshots/
One day my pre-teen-aged daughter wanted to set up an avatar for her Google mail account, like her best friend had. A nice pony or whatever. So we have opened the settings and one of things that Google wanted to know was the date of birth. After naively filling in the date (*not* the real number, but still way low age)
In one second the account is there, the next
Google wanted scan of my ID or something.
YOU ARE NOT GONNA GET IT GOOGLE!!! You Do. Not. Need. A. Copy. Of. My. Passport.
So we have created another account with a slightly different name, but my daughter has been upset for quite a long time. Still is, in fact. And I had to explain why Google are such
The same day I have made backup of my entire Google mail account. I do not trust them anymore that they won't pull the same stunt with MY personal account.
Look at my post I made moments ago a little bit up.
I use arrows too. Also other keys like delete, backspace or end
Oh $DEITY, he uses arrow keys in Vim! The horror!
So what?
I am Vim-aficionado as well, and I use arrows too. What is wrong with that? I do not use Vim to demonstrate to myself or others how cool I am. I use it because I like the power of combined
I even remap my arrow keys to gh, gj, gk, gl for some jobs, so when I have some lines with text-wrap enabled I can go to the visual next line (like most of other editors do).
Oh
Aaaand
sometimes I use key combinations such as Ctrl-Insert, Shift-Insert, and even Alt-F4 on non-windows platforms. I copy lines from mswin.vim to my
Exactly like Lenovo.
And don't forget the famous Chinese brand Hummer.
I believe that for a developer, that has to deal with "third-party services that do the hosting, fulfillment, and billing" the 30% cut is a reasonable deal.
But Amazon, Kobo, Google Books, New York Times, etc
Look up the Eicar test virus.
It is not a virus as such, just a text string you can create by a text editor, but all antivirus programs react to this and it is fun to see how antivirus reacts to your attempts to save file, unpack an archive or send email.
How long until some virus simply attempts to "unlock" the processor 11 times?
Just for the heck of it.
"Conversion, fastidious Goddess, loves blood better than brick, and feasts most subtly on the human will." -- Virginia Woolf, "Mrs. Dalloway"