Or just stick to the dates, have standards, have a little wastage.

I had this problem when I was a child, I got new glasses recently and realised my entire problem was that I accepted what they gave me. I had to ask them to try again this year.

True, but if you have the memory (and you really do, as these programs have no windows or active jobs) why not keep it open?

I need this on iOS, most of the things that ask to post to my wall and so on do so there.

It would be funny if I hadn't been seeing it for years. People flick between Chrome and Firefox, filling out with all sort of extensions that don't quite equal each other, and make the browser heavier. Few look at Opera, which is light with half the extensions built in. I do have some things in Chrome I don't have in…

Dead laptop, assorted cables, flux capacitor, power supplies, circuit breakers. All normal stuff...

They'd be racing to the bottom line. Google (and anyone else where we are being sold to advertisers) want everything to be cheap. No-one would choose food from that.

Matte is generally thought to be more accurately reproducing detail than gloss.

They are approaching Apple-design, not Apple-like-design. All the things the article lists as similarities are things Apple could use to sue with. I do wish they'd find some generalized use of silver like that, but Apple's made an image out of it.

Opera is much better for any weak system (which for me includes my 2gb ram iMac when I have TF2 running, Chrome makes any game lag), and has nearly every feature of Chrome (no auto translate (other than what is on every single google results page which is enough), no web apps, no isolation which caused me more…

When you switched back was your Chrome missing equivalents of your FF extensions?

I currently use iPhoto/Preview and Seashore for mac, can I do better for free?

Tests I recommend include - early evening meal, no evening meal (just a snack to keep blood sugar up), doing anything wakeful (such as getting washed) early in the night, sleeping with the blinds and/or windows open, deliberately not trying to fall asleep for the first ten minutes (either I try to go to sleep straight…

I was thinking about this yesterday and I couldn't get over the fear that when you take one fetus (or whatever it is at that stage), you might take a small bit of the other one and it'll end up with one arm. If twins were due, and I was told that wasn't likely, I'd recommend she abort mostly because twins come early,…

So why would you prefer a decent laptop with more ports and more compatibility, whatever that means, when you could have a mac? Because you prefer Windows or Toshiba, or the cash, or decent is good enough for you and premium is wasted on you. It doesn't make it a poor purchase, just not for you.

Google shopping, or that chrome extension, something-hand?

Lesser of two evils is the proper term. Which isn't valid or true here, especially if you include roadmap/future.

It allows that, but it's barely used, compared to the massive and almost entirely unrestricted third party program development on Win/Mac.

Laptops go for cool, small, and in the case of anything that cheap, cheap parts. Desktops don't have such restrictions, so don't compare them.

Huh?