I see it on sale, click into the Steam page and see it requires an Ubi account. Then I close the window.

For the websites I visit, only YouTube and Reddit require JavaScript to display content. Stack overflow, Hacker News, Slashdot, and most other sites I visit all display their content without JavaScript. Iâ(TM)ve been solely using DDG since Google pulled that bullshit.

âoefix the broken double-click problemâ

I was convinced I was doing something wrong, that Windows suddenly stopped allowing a slight movement of the cursor between clicks or something until I read your post.

Unfortunately turning it off (over and over again after every update) doesnâ(TM)t free up the 7-8GB of storage. If your device is running out of room, it will apparently get deleted to free up space, but in the meantime it makes people think they have less storage space, making them think about buying a new device sooner than they would have.

Not Plexâ(TM)s fault, but all Synology NAS devices will no longer transcode locally. The devices used for viewing are being given that task.

http://community.synology.com...

http://www.reddit.com/r/synol...

> They must have given Gaben a pretty penny to drop support on Steam.

Itâ(TM)s actually because of Google Chrome being the base for the Steam view. Google is dropping support with the Chrome code base, so Steam has to as well, unless they rewrite it to use a different engine.

Blame Google, not Gaben.

Not Command-click, itâ(TM)s Control-click to open the contextual menu.

Downloaded newest version (v2.92) from their site, installed, still shows as v2.84

But in the app's About window it shows the correct version number. Strange.

Maybe it's the Mac *demo* that was released first. To correct my earlier post, the Windows version of the full game did indeed come first.

Actually, the Mac version did come out first, followed by the Windows version. It's no typo.

There was no Windows-only time period for Diablo sales.

Wikipedia mentions that Diablo was released on Nov. 30, 1996 for Mac OS, and Dec. 31 1996 for Windows.
Just clearing up the fact that it was not Windows-only.

they never compete on price

Really? I was under the impression that they did just that with the first iPad. There were no ~10" tablets in "Android land" at that price at the time.

"Tablet PC makers shaken up by iPad pricing - Surprised by iPad's low $499 price tag"
Apple iPad: The Low-Price Leader?
Apple iPad Cheaper than Notebook Vendors Would Like

Good points, I'm leery of putting much effort into Google+ simply for that reason, though I have high hopes for the service. Didn't use Buzz or Wave much but I will miss iGoogle a bit once it's gone.

I'm just hoping they will be selling unprotected h264 mp4s by the time I want to replace my AVIs. I never expected it to happen with music, so I'll just keep bugging Amazon and Apple.

Because it's bundled into a simple-to-use package that will have free lifetime updates and comes with all the benefits of surfing on iOS?

I'm satisfied with Atomic & Knowtilus, each of which I got on sale for 99 cents a while back. Use appshopper to find deals.