dgroves

Indeed, people should be aware of both how widely it is used, so they can be outraged and call for a change. Namely - the death of flash.

I have been flash free for so long I can not even recall when I last used flash...

Argh!!! You beet me to it.

No doubt this is going to be the most fucked up flash version ever... I can not wait to read about the sploits because the one thing you did not read about is the new 'executable stack protection' mechanisms.

I am just saying the 1980's called and they want their software back...

Try this: http://www.lebeanock.com/

Of course, many very successful businesses are built on the GPL and rarely is a competitive advantage, so advantages that the entire company hinges its success on denying people their freedom. I call bullshit on that whole argument.

how about labrea.com then?

I am not convinced it does; as I used the above defaults write and then fired up Evernote on OSX only to see adds...

Whore, a professional whore - we are all whores; after all we are not girlfriends, we are in it for the money.

When did you stop beating your wife?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loaded_question http://www.fallacyfiles.org/loadques.html

A folder called Bibliography with files named as follows: "first_authors_last_name' 'year_of_paper' 'title_of_paper.extension"

Yes, because the Chinese are way to smart to pay for the crap that Microsoft produces.

oh, I forgot to add Rinari if you want a rails-mode:

  - [[http://rinari.rubyforge.org/][Rinari]]

#+OPTIONS: toc:nil num:nil ^:nil #+TITLE: Ruby on Emacs

* GNU Emacs Emacs is a highly extensible, full-featured text editor. Emacs has been in development since the 1970's and continues today.

  - [[http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/RubyOnRails][EmacsWiki on Ruby on Rails]]
  - [[http://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit/tree/master][Technomancy's Emacs Rails Starter Kit]]
  - [[http://peepcode.com/products/meet-emacs][Peepcode Emacs Episode]]

I was at one point willing to pay to convert the songs to the new DRM free versions; however the US iTunes store will not accept a valid UK credit card and so no payment is possible.

Apple told me to just create a new iTunes account in the UK; this however has never allowed me to use my update my iPhone apps nor to listen to the music. So much for trying to do the right thing

I remain very suspect.

My x-wife purchased a substantially number of songs from iTunes - we are talking a 5 digit investment. When I moved over seas to England; I was no longer able to partake in my music due to the DRM placed on it by Apple and my new "jurisdiction."

I am very deeply suspicious about the 'app-store' what if I purchase an application while I am here in the UK? Is it going to work when I get back to the USA - or will they force me to purchase it again the way they are attempting to do with my music?

How odd, I have removed flash from my machines completely now for over a six months. I wonder how true this statement is; or if it is like the 'fudged' windows 7 sales numbers?

+1 very interested in reading about it.

I stand. I have a standing desk at work that nobody used - I knew exactly what to do with it. Several people have asked why I stand and do not sit with the rest of the team. I tell them about the health issues of sitting all day - and to be honest the standing desk area has become quite crowded now. ;-) Funny, I was seriously just talking with my wife about this.

yeah, I can't be bothered either.

Spoken like a man whom has never been to university, or maybe a man whom did not spend much time at one when he was there. The signal to noise ration of the Internet is just about inverse of what it is at my university.

It is better to own your own home outright.