I was full of it after 20 minutes. Why would someone want more of it?

No matter how much computing power they throw at rendering the result has always sucked.

And when the change makes things worse they fell they are right in hating changes.

Just because the number of mobiles is rising it does not mean the number o PCs is falling.

The only benefit from recent density improvements was cost reduction as it is possible to get more chips from the same wafer. There is no speed or energy usage improvement.

That means 100 thousand per head a year. That is Ok. It is not that great.

Gnome 2: Move the pointer to the top left. Click once on the appllications menu. Click once on the sub-menu and lastly click on the application laucher. New Gnome 3 Shell: Move the pointer to the top left corner. Move it to the Application link. Click once or more until you hit that link. Now wait... Just a bit more... Once the applications menu appear move the cursor to the right edge of the screen. Click on the menu item once or more until you hit it. Now if you are lucky there will be few items to choose from. Else take a long look at the icons list to find the one you want. If it is not there just scroll down and keep searching.

A video from October 2009 is not news.

They don't want the same they did to Java to happen to them

That still didn't break.

flying helium balloons asked during the flight how to operate the GPS which he borrowed. He ended landing in the sea and dying. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1J11EhUd7k

And it told me I was not logged into Gmail while I was. Firefox 3.6.13.

It is that it makes pages load slower because browsers do not cache SSL content unless the Cache-Control HTTP header is set to Public. When some of the content in a SSL page, like images, have that header set to Public the browser will show a warning stating that some of the content on that page is not secure frightening the user. So what will a site owner do? 1) Use SSL without browser caching and make the site much slower; 2) Use SSL setting some content as cacheable and risking loosing its users or; 3) Send everything in the open making the ignorant user happier?

something that does not yet exist! Just wait a minute until I project my own plane with any unimaginable material and you will see what a wonder!