My bad one of the descriptions I read sounded like they had a high-finance division, but it's been updated to be clearer.

I don't know if that's possible, it has been a long time since I've used windows.

Well the price of a ssd that can hold both windows and OS X will be higher, as windows takes a lot of room, but there is no difference in how you set up this configuration on a ssd or hdd, and using the computer will work the same (albeit faster).

No problem, I LOVE that car.

This is one of the few things that I'm actually excited about from google.

No spot for a license plate.

BMW i8.

You have to install it on the ssd directly, and then setup as you like. Assuming you use windows, as most people do, so you'll have to reinstall all your software too as there's no way to back it up.

This usually works: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/kotaku-fix-fox-edition/

Oh and hashtags don't work anymore.

Suicide.

The clicks are almost certainly for "impressions" ie more money from ads. The rules just encourage spam bots and trolling, and punish good content that is lost is the sea of random shit and captchas.

Also I find it amusing that the expert pages are still featured here every Friday when all the comments are gone from them. All the ones I just checked are empty.

Do you use safari? From what I've heard Chrome's notification implementation is severely buggy.

Since over, enscript and states are all gone in Mountain Lion I had to look for a replacement text pager with syntax highlighting, and found the less.sh script for running vim as less. That's great but one of the keyboard shortcuts I relied on in less was 'p' to jump to the head of the file, anyone know how to make…

You can't exactly destroy a mostly volunteer based community by actions that don't directly affect them. No one has to give up their Ubuntu install because Android exists. You are still allowed to contribute to gnu software if you want (and sign away your work), even if there are developers for Android.

Nice farnsworth.

Who said it was from a browser user agent string?

It's not necessarily from a browser user agent string, it could be that their app collects the device identifier and then passes it along to the server for analytics. Not much chance of that being spoofed if it's the developers own code collecting the data.

I believe it because I know how stupid people are as soon as they walk into an electronics department. I worked at staples for about a year and couldn't take the sheer idiocy of the customers.