For me Chrome is no where close to being a replacement for FF. My FF is heavily customized & full of addons. They make FF slow to start, but they are lifesavers.
- Ashwin Nanjappa
Hmm, I see Chrome blocking some ads for me some times. Is it limited ? Another Chrome irritation for me is it crashes too much.
- colono
The True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements (Perennial Classic.) - http://www.amazon.com/dp...
I am still reeling from this news. I never imagined this would happen!
- Deepak Jois
Notes from this piece: Countries that still retain versions of this British sodomy law include Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nigera, Sudan and Sierra Leone. Governments that inherited the same British law but have abolished it since include Australia, Fiji, Hong Kong and New Zealand.
- colono
Reasons why Facebook social network search will not replace traditional web search: 1. People don't want to share pr0n searches/preferences widely 2. People don't want to widely share their ignorance and attempts at self education Googling 3. Repetition is unavoidable in a walled garden.
"Taarab is a music genre popular in Tanzania and Kenya. It is influenced by music from the cultures with a historical presence in East Africa, including music from East Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa, the Middle East and Europe."
- Thaths
from Bookmarklet
"Clothes and a toothbrush you can buy anywhere, but try finding a charger for the latest Canon SLR in a country without a central government." Excellent lessons on photographing in difficult countries.
- Thaths
from Bookmarklet
OBAMA HATES EDUCATION! There, I got it out of the way.
- EricaJoy
Kennedy's get out of jail note will be worth a lot of $ someday!
- Shane
@Erica: And that haphazard way he tore that piece of paper... goes to show his disrespect for the fine entrepreneurs in the America's Paper Goods Industry.
- Thaths
"When you are a guest on Google's campus, for example, you get free Wi-Fi service. You simply connect to one of the open hot spots that blanket the area, and you're ready to go. Microsoft has free Wi-Fi, too, but to use it, you have to register with a receptionist who enters your name, your affiliation, your e-mail address, and the name of the person you're visiting into some kind of computer system, which then spits out a page with a temporary password. The receptionist has to walk to the nearest copy room to pick up this page."
- Thaths
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