King of Swamp Castle: When I first came here, this was all swamp. Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. And that one sank into the swamp. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over, and then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up. And that's what you're going to get, Son, the strongest castle in all of England.
That sounds a lot like the development history of Windows.
So the first one is DOS (except for the "built it myself" part), the second one is Win3.1, the third is Win ME, and the fourth is XP? Where do Vista and 7 fit in?
"so the ice would burst out of the cell ravaging the cell membranes and everything else at the same time." Plants have cell walls and cell membranes, animals only have cell membranes.
Presumption of innocence. He is treated as though he were innocent until either a court or the internal investigation finds he acted wrongly. Then they need to figure out why he acted the way he did and whether he can still be trusted with a gun. Until that time, they need to treat him as though he were innocent while removing him from the streets for safety reasons (which is exactly what they did)
In (alleged) domain name squatting cases, the person whose name matches the domain is given precedence over everyone else, including trademark holders.
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GM and so many other corporations are having problems because they have focused on maximizing short-term profit as the absolute top priority, and either forgotten their product, or sacrificed the product (with blind cost-cutting) in the name of profit.
Stockholders won't let you focus on anything else.
There is a significant fraction of the market that has heard of Firefox but which has never heard of Chrome, Opera, etc. (it have heard of Safari though, thanks to Apple).
Sorry to double post, but changing the icon is a clusterfuck if you forget which icons you changed and/or someone else offers informal tech support afterwards.
And why do you change things for people they clearly do not want?
FTFY. Because afterwards they often realize how much they hate IE in comparison to "Foxfire, or whatever that thing is" (Yes, people do say "foxfire". It's really annoying! Fortunately the masses do seem to be learning, very slowly.).
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viPlugin isn't free as in speech or free as in beer either. :(
...the flawless democratic system would allows us to make sure we elect officials who respect it...
I hope you were going for +5, Funny; I can't tell what you mean by that otherwise.
His (her?) contention was that porn makes you not get pregnant by replacing actual sex.
King of Swamp Castle: When I first came here, this was all swamp. Everyone
said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same,
just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. And that
one sank into the swamp. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over,
and then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up. And that's what
you're going to get, Son, the strongest castle in all of England.
That sounds a lot like the development history of Windows.
So the first one is DOS (except for the "built it myself" part), the second one is Win3.1, the third is Win ME, and the fourth is XP? Where do Vista and 7 fit in?
Which CSS?
[...]It runs like a charm on anything from windows 3.11 to Vista,[...]
Microsoft: Oh dear, we're shirking our duties! Allow us to break that for you?
Search:
Success story: Google
Failure story: Yahoo!
Morales:
meta tags form a subset of HTML.
If you hate D2, turn it off. It's really that simple.
"so the ice would burst out of the cell ravaging the cell membranes and everything else at the same time." Plants have cell walls and cell membranes, animals only have cell membranes.
FTFY
Tux is somebody's copyright, and I think it's trademarked as well. Believe it or not "open source" is trademarked, but fortunately by the good guys.
Presumption of innocence. He is treated as though he were innocent until either a court or the internal investigation finds he acted wrongly. Then they need to figure out why he acted the way he did and whether he can still be trusted with a gun. Until that time, they need to treat him as though he were innocent while removing him from the streets for safety reasons (which is exactly what they did)
No, they were obviously naming it after this Bing (yes, you do have to (v)grep for "bing" in the list. I'm sorry that I can't help your laziness):
Bing talks extremely fast and often employs circular logic.
The Bing commercials are such obvious parodies of this!
Good for Australia, however, I think that ICANN might not mind quite as much.
ICANN has a word for this sort of behavior. It's called "domain name squatting".
In (alleged) domain name squatting cases, the person whose name matches the domain is given precedence over everyone else, including trademark holders.
GM and so many other corporations are having problems because they have focused on maximizing short-term profit as the absolute top priority, and either forgotten their product, or sacrificed the product (with blind cost-cutting) in the name of profit.
Stockholders won't let you focus on anything else.
IE overall is losing share
The topic graphic is for the topic "msie". Thus it gets an IE icon.
There is a significant fraction of the market that has heard of Firefox but which has never heard of Chrome, Opera, etc. (it have heard of Safari though, thanks to Apple).
Sacrificed crops refers to the firefox crop circle.
How about s/pico/nano/g ?
And of course, libertarians like small businesses, whereas Libertarians hate all businesses.
'nuf said (*ducks*).
Sorry to double post, but changing the icon is a clusterfuck if you forget which icons you changed and/or someone else offers informal tech support afterwards.
And why do you change things for people they clearly do not want?
FTFY. Because afterwards they often realize how much they hate IE in comparison to "Foxfire, or whatever that thing is" (Yes, people do say "foxfire". It's really annoying! Fortunately the masses do seem to be learning, very slowly.).