I'd been using Firefox since it was called Phoenix (itself a fork of the Mozilla codebase), but now I've moved over to Waterfox, so all my extensions still work and I have a modicum of control over the UI. It imported my old Firefox profile with only a few minor config issues. (I had also looked at moving to Pale Moon, but it has a lot more compatibility issues than I want to deal with.)
I have dyslexia, and severe issues with telling whether things are vertically or horizontally aligned. Curly braces are much, much more useful than horizontal indentation for me; I imagine people with more severe visual impairment would have even worse issues. (I can configure my editor to do vertical greenbar for the background, but that's a hack that only works in my local environment.)
There were a couple of user database crashes around '98-'99 which wiped out everything; the people with the lowest numbers are not necessarily the oldest users of the site.
Well, they were originally going to release "Enter the Dominatrix" as DLC - but then they changed their mind and said they were going to release it as a standalone game; it seems likely that it'll be a lightly modified SR3 engine under the hood.
As usual, Japan actually went ahead and adopted NFC, albeit with a couple of competing standards. There's Suica, ICOCA, Edy, Nanaco, etc - and you can use them all from your mobile phone, merely by downloading the appropriate app.
Jef Raskin, of Mac fame, developed the SwyftCard - a ROM on a slot that acted as an embedded OS + word processor. You just turned on the machine and in under a second, wallah. Word processor. (It also did neat things like not requiring you to format a floppy in advance, too.)
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2001? noob.
I'd been using Firefox since it was called Phoenix (itself a fork of the Mozilla codebase), but now I've moved over to Waterfox, so all my extensions still work and I have a modicum of control over the UI. It imported my old Firefox profile with only a few minor config issues. (I had also looked at moving to Pale Moon, but it has a lot more compatibility issues than I want to deal with.)
Something other than Pale Moon, you mean?
Since all the power users will bail at the 57pocalypse anyway, Mozilla is subtly trying to encourage earlier migration.
I have dyslexia, and severe issues with telling whether things are vertically or horizontally aligned. Curly braces are much, much more useful than horizontal indentation for me; I imagine people with more severe visual impairment would have even worse issues. (I can configure my editor to do vertical greenbar for the background, but that's a hack that only works in my local environment.)
There were a couple of user database crashes around '98-'99 which wiped out everything; the people with the lowest numbers are not necessarily the oldest users of the site.
which was moved to 2.4GHz precisely because of GSM interference issues.
Not seeing the version number of extensions unless you specifically click "More Info" is the most obvious one thus far.
Koine Greek or Attic Greek? They're not the same, you know.
Those low IDs are after post-"whoops, we deleted all the accounts, sorry!" in 1998 or thereabouts. Johnny-come-lately types, really.
It was alt.gothic,fashion, actually.
I know nobody in San Francisco who likes Feinstein; everybody here seems to regard her as a creature of SoCal, Hollywood, and/or The Mouse.
Well, they were originally going to release "Enter the Dominatrix" as DLC - but then they changed their mind and said they were going to release it as a standalone game; it seems likely that it'll be a lightly modified SR3 engine under the hood.
Tokyo Pen Shop also has the Sliccis.
I like the Sakura Pigma Micron drawing pens for regular writing; they go down to 0.2mm, too.
The manpage clearly states that flock() is only advisory.
As usual, Japan actually went ahead and adopted NFC, albeit with a couple of competing standards. There's Suica, ICOCA, Edy, Nanaco, etc - and you can use them all from your mobile phone, merely by downloading the appropriate app.
Jef Raskin, of Mac fame, developed the SwyftCard - a ROM on a slot that acted as an embedded OS + word processor. You just turned on the machine and in under a second, wallah. Word processor. (It also did neat things like not requiring you to format a floppy in advance, too.)