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  1. Not their only math problem by Disallowed · · Score: 1 · on Verizon Can't Do Math

    Looks like their web designers have had similar issues.

  2. Second offense! by Morendil · · Score: 1 · on Verizon Can't Do Math

    http://www.codepoetry.net/2006/07/07/verizon_reall y_bad_at_math

  3. more examples by gEvil+(beta) · · Score: 1 · on Verizon Can't Do Math

    I wanted to see how far this story has spread, so I googled "verizon bad math." The first hit was this. It looks like Verizon goes out of their way to hire the cheapest programmers they can. Which brings up a question: Which of you slashdotters work for Verizon? : p

  4. Exhibit B by wakingrufus · · Score: 1 · on Verizon Can't Do Math

    Here http://www.codepoetry.net/2006/07/07/verizon_reall y_bad_at_math is another case of bad verizon math.

  5. Re:So, HFS+ can be case-sensitive... by ahknight · · Score: 3, Informative · on Understanding Mac OS X Kernel

    Like this: http://www.codepoetry.net/archives/2003/10/26/case sensitive_hfs_for_the_masses.php

  6. An assload of useful online CSS resources by mmmuttly · · Score: 5, Informative · on Web Standards Solutions
    Misc.

    Lists

    Floats

    Filtering

    • Explorer! - + - this is extra copy so this would post
    • safari filtering! - + - this is extra copy so this would post
    • filters! - + - this is extra copy so this would post

    Type Issues

  7. NOW? by Dahan · · Score: 1 · on Origins of Mac OS X's runscript Security Hole

    Heh, check out the codepoetry article in a browser that supports the <acronym> tag (such as Mozilla); all off the "NOW"s, such as in "NOW Help Viewer was almost 100% feature-equivalent to Apple Guide" and "NOW that the system had a real web display system..." have a tooltip that says, "National Organization for Women (Man-Haters)" :)

  8. MESE: Already done. by ahknight · · Score: 4, Informative · on Adventure Story Game for iPod Released

    As far as a program that uses text files and makes a CYOA thing, that's already done: Multiple Endings Story Engine

    Works great. :) No one's seemed interested so it's not seen many updates, but works great the way it is. If someone wants to write some up I'll happily host them. It's real simple to write. I almost made an editor for it as well, which would be rather simple, too.

  9. Re:Only a matter of time by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Microsoft Brings Security Holes to the Mac

    Because Apple licensed .NET and VBScript for compatibility with said viruses and worms, of course.

  10. Re:Attacking the author by ahknight · · Score: 1 · on Mac OS X Security Criticisms Countered

    This is when you look at one of the other rebuttals:

    codepoetry
    MacObserver

  11. Re:A BBS goodie by ahknight · · Score: 2, Funny · on What is Your Best Tech Joke?

    Oh lord, there's TONS more here:

    BBS Taglines

    I use them for the top and bottom of my site. Reads fine raw. =)

  12. Don't take my Chimera! by ahknight · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Chimera Developer Considers Dropping It

    Please, please don't take my Chimera! Here's why:

    Mozilla is bloated. It's slower than Chimera and includes a whole lot of things that are just not needed in a web browser.

    Safari can't render well. For the time being, it's not a good solution for people who need standards-compliance or good CSS support. Chimera is.

    Tabs, and Aqua-ness aside, it's really the best solution. Even after Safari came out I'm still clinging to Chimera. It still has it's uses and is still the best solution for the Mac right now. It's WAY too early to claim obsolescence.