twinwing
[1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=...
I do not believe there is a completely unbiased source of news, No true Scotsman and all that...
The last Microsoft Word version with Autosave is 97[1], from 2000 onwards it was changed to Autorecover (from crash)[2].
[1] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/77535 [2] http://support.microsoft.com/kb/107686
I sincerely doubt that it'll make a difference, but it shouldn't be because no one told them differently.
Ars Technica usually know what they're talking about. I tend to trust them
A sizable* chunk of society? We're talking about "social conducts or rules defined by society" here. They may make no sense, you may not like them, but you still have to live in a human and social world.
It may be overly casual, familiar, or informal
And I'm fine with that, just as long as you also understand it's unhygienic and, after being brought up to your attention, selfish (I'm comfortable) and inconsiderate (live with it).
*I do not have exact numbers, but judging from this thread, >15%?
Same pictures as the Video. Gimp actually does better here.
For many - myself included in my high school years - Linux is all about free as in beer.
How else would you indicate strong disagreement with a comment given the HN culture of well thought out replies and a zero cost binary device for weighing in on an issue, when you have nothing else to contribute other than "I disagree"/"I do not like your post"?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ExQGwF0Z3g
*edit: fixed link
Personally, I go for the very well researched, though strongly biased, articles on issues pertaining to FOSS and licensing.
Particularly telling is the link on the left hand side of the site labeled "About Groklaw" where it states "It is Pamela Jones personal Creation" and "The information on Groklaw has been prepared as a service to the FOSS community in particular and the general public. It is not intended to constitute legal advice. PJ is a paralegal, not a lawyer."