Enhance! Enhance!!

>Its all about the ad dollars and the advertisers

Well, the thing is, why don't the advertisers just advertise on whatever the users are watching? What's the problem with that?

The problem is just that the advertisers want to control what you're watching, nothing controversial or out of the mainstream, just lukewarm pabulum.

But the advertisers should not think that they are "sponsoring" Youtube videos. Rather, they are simply accessing Youtube users (regardless of what the users happen to be watching).

>And don't expect much success convincing users to go to a shell and type apt-get commands.

Come on, you know that Ubuntu doesn't require you do do that. You use the graphical Ubuntu Software application.

> It also doesn't need JavaScript to run

Google also, for all its evil parts, to its credit also does not require JavaScript to run. When I heard that they were moving to a JS based search, it annoyed me. It's one thing to give suggestions while you're typing, but what's the point of showing search results if you haven't even told them what you're searching for yet?! They could have totally broken old non-JS search, but they did not.

Also, Google Image Search works without JS. This is deliberate, because JS-based image search is totally different from non-JS. I'd argue that non-JS works better (for me) than JS-based.

Finally, they don't annoyingly hide-by-default their FAQs so that you have to have JS turned on just to be able to read a Google help answer.

>Eventually we have to come into a natural balance so that each child born is replacing a person who has died.

What are you talking about? Western countries are already there (a fertility rate of 2.1 or less). The only reason the US doesn't have less than that rate is because of immigration.

That's probably easily determined. If you have a tracker app that's showing your phone at X location, it's probably yours. Otherwise, if it's someone else's, how did you get access to their phone to install the tracker?

Can you be more clear? What do you mean by a recurring fee? What is that referring to?

He is right. The business would pay VAT on a 747. Why do you say it wouldn't?

You don't have to go to Gnome.

If you've installed Ubuntu, just install Cardapio for a drop-down menu of all programs in the familiar Accessories, Internet, Office, Games, etc. categories.

HP making PCs is what keeps their name on people's minds. Not only that, but they can offer total end to end solutions, as opposed to buying PCs from one company and servers from another.

Well, the store's being closed, so it wouldn't matter about giving a reference anyway.

>Before anyone starts explaining about how it is difficult not to give root access to sys admins etc, it is not exactly rocket science to have peer reviewed access control polices even for sys admins,

Would you care to share what those access control systems are?

Erm, actually it's the same storage requirements for Google, even if they rewrite the image to be contained in the email.

E.g.: 1KB email, 40 KB image. Image stored separately, 41 KB storage space required.

1KB email, 40 KB image. Image stored in email, 41 KB storage space required.

The answer is the user can't differentiate, unless we have access to the source code.

So here's an open source flashlight app you should be using:
MrWhite: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Ffdroid.org%2Fwiki%2Fpage%2Forg.bc_bd.mrwhite

Or Torch: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Ffdroid.org%2Fwiki%2Fpage%2Fcom.colinmcdonough.android.torch

Install them by installing the F-Droid (FOSS for Android) package manager from Google Play.

Yeah, but look at it from the perspective of a company (say, your own):

You hire a guy who's a total generalist. You sit patiently while either you train him or he trains himself in specifics. The moment he's trained, he jumps ship for someplace else.

How do you avoid that? Since you paid for his education (training) shouldn't you get to reap the benefits?