If someone could explain how the following post is trolling (CoC: "Trolling is posting in a way that provokes emotional responses.")
I'd be very grateful:
"The point of my thread was that there's...
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If someone could explain how the following post is trolling (CoC: "Trolling is posting in a way that provokes emotional responses.")
I'd be very grateful:
"The point of my thread was that there's...
The point of my thread was that there's no need to argue about it any more. It's being officially clarified as legal.
I wonder if Apple will sue them for the Fire having a constant width black border with rounded corners around the screen?
But I do understand it. I just don't care if I use it correctly.
Not sure why you're fixated on this word. The point is Apple sues for their bottom line.
You're just paraphrasing me now.
As...
Your CoC doesn't say that. It says you simply don't allow discussions supporting illegal activity.
But I don't care what it means...Apple sue for their bottom line (sensibly).
If it were a single dimension that would be true. With multiple dimensions it's shape.
I haven't seen a court...
I don't disagree with any of that ;)
...although I might replace "evil" with "unpleasant".
*snip*
Every company on the planet would LOVE to be the only player in their market, Apple included. Apple don't sue for holistic purposes, they sue to improve their bottom line (which is perfectly...
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1849675
"Thread closed. We do not support that sort of thing here."
What sort of thing? Law?
Why was this closed/jailed?
I can only guess that...
Um, you ignored half the logic in the sentence: " Majority rules that system, so by definition posts that stay visible are the ones most people want to discuss."
Of course they're "more...
So they're the same except where they're different? That applies equally well to any two objects on earth.
I'd say you had a negative opinion for the wrong reasons.
I don't think you should...
"Nooooooo!"
- Darth Vader
"Come with me if you want to live"
-Kyle Reese
Er, didn't mention "killing" or "disallowing", just "moving".
"Better" assumes that new posts are of more value, which is not necessarily correct.
Nothing "prevents" me, but Recurring...
In effect, the most popular topics in the Cafe get moved there.
What's left is "My cat eats carrots for breakfast", and "Look at the comic/website/game I made", etc.
Pretty soon I expect topics...
/Sigh/
Yet another interesting topic that is now no longer allowed in the cafe (Recurring only) because it's apparently too popular....
Quite excited about this! Installed Viber the other day, it's basically a Skype clone but optimised for phones.
You don't register, you just install on your device, you don't have a username, it...
I just managed to successfully connect B to A when A had an unsecured adhoc network (although I failed when I tried the same thing earlier) but there's no way I'm allowing an open AP here.
As soon...
I have two computers (A: 10.04, B: 11.04) and a single 3G dongle in a hotel room.
I want to share the 3G connection between both computers.
I plugged the dongle into computer A, added a new...
64 bit Flash works great for me.
@OP
if you have 64 bit hardware it's EXTREMELY unlikely that 32 bit software would be the preferred choice. I look forward to the inevitable 64 vs 128 bit...
"Ultrabook" is just marketing term, coined by Intel.
Sort of like "netbook", but at least netbook has a vaguely discernible boundary: <=10" screen (I know recently larger laptops have also tried to...
Are you including small laptops (netbooks)? Mine has an advertised life of 14 hours, and there are others with 13.5, 15, etc hours advertised.
12.4" would be too small?
Er, if you can...
That chart is missing a lot. Even this one is missing quite a bit (plus it's a year or so old):
http://i.imgur.com/nCXc7.jpg
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"Copy" stops being the correct term when you change something.
!? Of course not! How does the fact that Samsung may or may not have manipulated the image before hand have any bearing at all...
Yes, they could "copy" things by altering them. Hmm...
Er, so? They took the Samsung image, rotated it and changed the dimensions to suit. Don't see how the origin is relevant.
That...