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Mozilla is a gigantic, bloated sack of poo. The Suck article had it right. If the browser worked, without the GawdAwwfull skins crap, they might produce Quality. As it stands, no one even knows what it IS, let alone what it is supposed to do, or when it is 'Quality' work.
Without a directed vision, no development team can produce anything approaching quality. The Mozilla 'team' is lacking vision. Brook's Law applies, as well: Adding more manpower to a late project makes it later.
OK, that's the part I was confused about. I can browse any site, and it does strip out the text, and builds a list of links. This is not really a WAP interface, as the text is not optimised for the small display.
True. If I were in a position to dictate corporate IS policy, I would certainly try to find a better, more modular solution. As it stands, and as much as we might dislike it, Outlook/Exchange is a very good corporate communications system. It is one of the only reasons I haven't switched my desktop to linux/freebsd.
hope to introduce support for proprietary systems like Exchange and Domino later.
This might be a mistake. There are many who would finally make the switch from win9x/NT on their desktop to Linux if they could have full access to the Exchange Server. I can get my mail from exchange through POP3, but I have to go to the exchange web gateway to update my calendar manually, when I get meeting requests. --
You're right, copyright infringment is not theft. But it's a distinction that makes no difference. Both result in financial loss to the owner of the property. --
I'll bite. I'd like to see you treat brain cancer without chemotherapy, radiation and surgery. I choose brain cancer because it is one form which has NO apparent connection with lifestyle choices, and therefore cannot be prevented.
Another example: Penicillin and its many progeny. How many millions of people are alive today because a simple course of antibiotic cured them of an infection. This infection may or may not have been preventable in any particular incident, but that is beside the point.
A very large firecracker, equivalent in explosive force to some significant fraction of a stick of dynamite. I haven't seen one in years, although I understand they can be obtained in some of the United States. --
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It was told to me many years ago by a Swede. ;-)
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What most people consider freedom is really just license. They take no responsibility for their actions, adn then whine when they are brought up short by the ADULTS in their midst.
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A: So they don't have to look at all that misery.
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Worse than Jon Katz?
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Mozilla is a gigantic, bloated sack of poo. The Suck article had it right. If the browser worked, without the GawdAwwfull skins crap, they might produce Quality. As it stands, no one even knows what it IS, let alone what it is supposed to do, or when it is 'Quality' work.
Without a directed vision, no development team can produce anything approaching quality. The Mozilla 'team' is lacking vision. Brook's Law applies, as well: Adding more manpower to a late project makes it later.
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No, he just ran: http://www-csag.cs.uiuc.edu/ individual/pakin/complaint
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BTW, the Erricson 280 is a very cool phone.
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Invalid redirect format.
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Simple. You didn't buy the CD those songs came from.
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This might be a mistake. There are many who would finally make the switch from win9x/NT on their desktop to Linux if they could have full access to the Exchange Server. I can get my mail from exchange through POP3, but I have to go to the exchange web gateway to update my calendar manually, when I get meeting requests.
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You're right, copyright infringment is not theft. But it's a distinction that makes no difference. Both result in financial loss to the owner of the property.
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Didn't they invent DES, way back?
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Then I had better not try to build a road.
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I didn't write it, but I'll agree with it.
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Another example: Penicillin and its many progeny. How many millions of people are alive today because a simple course of antibiotic cured them of an infection. This infection may or may not have been preventable in any particular incident, but that is beside the point.
Again, if you are a troll, IHBT
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You don't need ethernet to use it as a dumb terminal, just Zterm and a serial cable.
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A very large firecracker, equivalent in explosive force to some significant fraction of a stick of dynamite. I haven't seen one in years, although I understand they can be obtained in some of the United States.
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s/People/Dumbasses/ig;
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The camel was chosen as the cover animal by O'Reilly (www.ora.com) for the first 'Programming Perl' book.
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Only if you are 13 years old, and still giggle when someone says 'tits'.
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Lay it on its side, and screw up the convection cooling. That will help keep it safe.
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I stand corrected.
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No, it has NO buttons. Elegance. Ya gotta love it.
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Wouldn't you love to buy this steaming pile of dog shit I've got here?
Idiot
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