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As someone who likes to understand potential security issues, and who has just embarked upon a project which is using PostgreSQL, what is the subtext of your comment?

This mirrors my experience for Element 14 in the UK; ordered on the 11th and received on the 18th.

Most webfonts look OK on windows vista and up.

A good "full stack" designer is a very rare thing.

I suspect they'll look better in the flesh.

If you design for them it is, although I can't say the knowledge means you are or aren't a technical person in any way.

When I made my comment I was really referring to one or two-step processes, such as creating a new layer, or adding a border to an image. These things are very easy to do in photoshop, but GIMP makes them more complex than they need to be. (adding dialogues when you create a new layer), requiring a filter to add a border to an image (but I'd be surprised if they hadn't changed that by now).

As someone who uses Photoshop almost every day, it's nowhere near a "photoshop killer". The workflow is still one of the worst I have stumbled across.

Clearly we should all be eating Lemon Curd.

It's almost like it isn't a finished product.

* If you don't pay and watch live TV.

You can choose not to have a TV and not pay the license. Without the license you can still watch BBC iPlayer (although not the live bit).

So it's a choice between bad and worse?

There was no discussion of design theory in this article. A better title would be "Marking up a pricing table".

Shouldn't have to. Safari is perfectly adequate. Heck, I get the message on v20 of Google Chrome.

I'm not sure about the health benefits, but it certainly helps your posture.

There isn't, but then is MVC really MVC when you've added in another layer?

Earning money via advertising is not a crime. Google does this.

Annoyingly, O'Dwyer's wikipedia article is scant for information on UK charges & the reasons for extradition - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_ODwyer. If anything, it is quite unclear which UK laws he has broken.

So does Google. Your point?

D'oh, sorry about that. I've just stuck the BSD 2-Clause license on there, so feel free to fork away :).

I actually did that because it was bothering me. https://github.com/ralphsaunders/hacked-news

It's .2mm thinner than the iPad.

It didn't look like you could set it to 2880x1800 (1:1), unless I missed something.

It would be native, it'd be 1:1.

Just like how we shouldn't worry about big kids Sony and their 70+ million network being compromised?

Telling people not to worry about security works until they, inevitably, have their data compromised. Technically aware consumers have a responsibility to put pressure on companies to be secure with information.