Yeah, I remember mouse gestures with Maxthon being awesome.
But then how would we hear about this person's valuable opinion? Do you want to live in a world where they don't share their ambivalence toward SteamOS and handheld gaming? God knows I don't. Thank goodness for this comment and I hope to hear more of their opinions on products they don't use it have interest in.
So we're just giving out free points now?
From what I remember, only a few of the kids on the trip were his, the rest were cousins. His wealthy(er) brother was the one flying them to Paris at his expense. Also he was the one sitting on a ridiculously 3 story brownstone in Manhattan. I don't believe we meet the brother in the films. Kevin's mom was supposed to have been the substantial breadwinner in the house as a fashion designer.
Exactly. Sure we can say "I told you so" a bit but we also need to just highlight how many folks are changing their minds and it's ok to do that.
Have you tried flatpak instead of native install?
This is the way. We should have servers that are community only and user only, imho.
Sideberry is good, but you end up with tabs in both places. This option allows you to reclaim the vertical space without need for messing with the chrome css stuff.
What percentage of the market is daily pass vs seasonal pass, I wonder? I think it's close to half at the big resorts. I feel like mountains (and mountain ownership groups) are pushing hard into the subscription model which means a lot of those people are paying less than the surge cost for the day, but a lot of people are also paying for a year pass but are sitting on their butt at home b/c they don't actually have time to get out.
On peak days, both people with onesie-twosie passes and the people with annual passes are out there, I bet.
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The fact that Facebook can do that because they have their little buttons that are embedded in so many webpages is redicilous.
Firefox multi-tab containers combat this, right?