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Re:Well
For the day
/. supports unicode :)Actually, at one time,
/. did support unicode. Just that well, it's really hard to whitelist unicode codepoints, and crap like "force right-to-left" gets used by people who think it funny to reverse text. (The source code of the page doesn't show it, but because the unicode renderer obeys it, every bit of text onwards gets rendered right-to-left).http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_control_characters#Bidirectional_text_control
An old trick was to use the old "megamillion" character which contains several unicode codepoints (which follow with the character when copy and pasted). Copy and paste that character and havoc ensues.
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Re:Professionalism
No they ran Linux, or at least before the switch to Windows was made. Microsoft made a major add compain about it: http://tipotheday.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/reliabletimes.jpg
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advertisement lies?
Microsoft had a big ad campaign last year celebrating their conquest and migration of the London stock exchange to Windoze from unix.
I hope that the linux based NYSE doesn't get this problem. Bad for publicity.
See also:
http://tipotheday.com/2008/09/08/microsofts-foot-in-mouth-london-stock-exchange/ -
Re:Misleading summary
Yep, I remembered and laughed so hard I had to put the images next to each other:
http://tipotheday.com/2008/09/08/microsofts-foot-in-mouth-london-stock-exchange/
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Re:World of Warcraft
Good example. Another is the Ubuntu release that came out yesterday -- all the mirrors were crushed, while this was Bittorrent's time to shine.
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Re:So what's next?
Check the list
;) or add your own...
Ubuntu Names Repository -
Re:Don't NASA even know their own history?
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Re:I mentioned this last time...
FWIW, Google Apps can actually act as a relatively good intermediary between MS Office and OpenOffice. If your DOC or XLS has a lot of bizarre formatting, Google Docs/Spreadsheets serves as a filter to 'dumb it down'.
Upload to Google, save back to disk, and voila -- something that works nicely in OO. -
Re:The shoe is on the other foot
Funny, I saw this as a "Jealousy" move from the beginning. What else could be the motive? They're jealous of Firefox' exposure, especially since more folks on Mac seem to run Firefox than Safari. I wrote a quick blog post about it when the news broke.
Apple Couldn't Stand the Heat