In my dorm here in Italy it's illegal (as for in Dorm rules) just to put a chair from the kitchen in your room. And anything like that would not have passed the montlhy control check.
If it works in IE then it will work in everything else.
That's absolutely not true! Some people even say that IE is more powerful, that's cause it have more feature and accept some code (specially CSS rules) that are non standard, so if you use IE you see them right, while actually they aren't./OT
Back to the original question I belive there's no ONE BEST browser, it depend's on the language/library/API you use. For example if you run the mootools test http://mootools.net/slickspeed/ of different Javascript library with different browser you'll see different result, you will see that a browser can run many different library at similar speed while another can be especially fast with one and very slow with the other.
Exactly the same here, whenever I go out I check that exact three things, and carabiners can hold a lot of keys, plus you can keep them grouped in different rings, such the 3 girlfriend's keys.
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Drop them all.
I always wondered why they've put them there in the first place. I mean: since you are implementing the function, why call it with a different name?
In my dorm here in Italy it's illegal (as for in Dorm rules) just to put a chair from the kitchen in your room.
And anything like that would not have passed the montlhy control check.
I mean, what's the point of making it smaller, if no one can park near it, because it need to grow back for you to enter and move it?
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If it works in IE then it will work in everything else.
That's absolutely not true! /OT
Some people even say that IE is more powerful, that's cause it have more feature and accept some code (specially CSS rules) that are non standard, so if you use IE you see them right, while actually they aren't.
Back to the original question I belive there's no ONE BEST browser, it depend's on the language/library/API you use.
For example if you run the mootools test http://mootools.net/slickspeed/ of different Javascript library with different browser you'll see different result, you will see that a browser can run many different library at similar speed while another can be especially fast with one and very slow with the other.
Exactly the same here, whenever I go out I check that exact three things, and carabiners can hold a lot of keys, plus you can keep them grouped in different rings, such the 3 girlfriend's keys.
(absolutly don't) come to Italy!