Chris Maunder wrote: So it's more about having your vote stay relevant to the article as the article changes. Yes, with an optimistic hope that it will be improved. However, I feel that the ability to report poor articles is more powerful than low-voting.

Hi, My experience with dolphin has been opposite ! The built-in browser that came with desire was very very restrictive. After I switched to dolphin, the surfing experience has improved massively. The tabbed UI and gestures for one have been tremendously productive. On the flip side, it does kinda crash sometimes when more than ten tabs are opened and seems sluggish but I rarely open that many tabs. Having said that I wonder if apps behave differently on a tablet than on a phone, and if so then why so.

Perhaps I can take another stab at it later. It was 4:22 am in my time zone when you posted this message, and now I'm at work and can't do it here. _____________________________ Give a man a mug, he drinks for a day. Teach a man to mug... The difference between an ostrich and the average voter is where they stick their heads.

For messages only. I haven't tried posting any QA stuff or articles yet though so IDK about them. And it happens only in mobile view. I checked again and Full Site displays the preview. IDK if you fixed it for full site but if you didn't need to then sorry for the confusion.

And I thought we were 8,252,811 (and growing!) :)

No, it isn't, but if it's functionally equivalent, who cares? A company like MS would only open-source something if it is an open source dump, i.e. they are essentially saying 'We don't want to develop this in house (much) any more, here you go, make something with it'. So a functionally equivalent existing open-source version basically does the same job as if MS were to release it.

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bosedk wrote: 5. I am thinking of running one VM per core on a multiple core CPU. Would that be possible? I suppose yes and I would have to use Windows 7 to which a VM is just another piece of program, right? Should I bother about this in the first place? When you configure your VM you can assign it the number of cores you want to, as well as tha amount of RAM that it will use. No memory stick has been harmed during establishment of this signature.

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