What do they suggest? FrontPage + IE7, of course. If everyone did their pages in FrontPage using whatever the wizards tell them looks good, and everybody viewed web pages in the latest version of IE, then everybody would pay Microsoft for the latest version of Windows and we'd all be happy.
Perhaps what they said was that the cost for support contracts for Linux aren't increasing exponentially per annum, but there was a typo in the interview notes and it came out as "Linux doesn't scale".
Possibly. Still, running it a couple inches off the floor through a sliding door as shown in the picture might be preferable to many homeonwers, and definitely to renters, than drilling through the inside and outside walls to run in-wall cables.
Not as ironic as the Times article (free registration req'd) about how insidious web pages with so-called "free" registration req'd really are, and how you should be distrustful of such.
Damn straight! Any security ex-spurt who allows a DELL "person" near anything DESERVES to have their power supplies set on fire, their disk arrays disconnected while running and all their screws stolen.
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What do they suggest? FrontPage + IE7, of course. If everyone did their pages in FrontPage using whatever the wizards tell them looks good, and everybody viewed web pages in the latest version of IE, then everybody would pay Microsoft for the latest version of Windows and we'd all be happy.
going by the name "M. Jackson".
Perhaps what they said was that the cost for support contracts for Linux aren't increasing exponentially per annum, but there was a typo in the interview notes and it came out as "Linux doesn't scale".
Judging only from Slashdot, it'll be because the colors on the case do not hideously clash with the desk, the walls and good taste in general.
Check this out. Look at it in a standards-capable browser, then in IE. "Mostly compliant" is still not compliant.
Demo using CSS1 only.
They might be shooting too high. Maybe they should start with getting CSS1 support into IE first.
Anymore? When has pre-ordering a game ever been "neccesary"?
When will Gmail be presented in valid markup? Putting everything except controls into 5 pixel high table cells seems rather silly.
Sources state that it's their stand-alone newsreader. Codenamed "DB2", the upcoming name will be the "FamilyTruckster".
You think you hate it now, just wait 'til you UUDECODE with it!
Because a 4 foot length of thickwire makes a damn fine LART, particulary if you have a broken terminator on the end of it.
Possibly. Still, running it a couple inches off the floor through a sliding door as shown in the picture might be preferable to many homeonwers, and definitely to renters, than drilling through the inside and outside walls to run in-wall cables.
So Slashdot is the right forum to ask, then.
Goddammit, I didn't get an anal probe!!
Not as ironic as the Times article (free registration req'd) about how insidious web pages with so-called "free" registration req'd really are, and how you should be distrustful of such.
But are they Jenni's boobs, or Dex's?
A sense of humor?
;)
That's an unfair generalization. He could be a GNOME dev, after all.
Don't worry. You're nowhere NEAR Hemos' mangling of the English language. Do we even KNOW what a "wecam" is?
It's down towards the end of the article.
Loose CPU heatsink? Drink a beer... best shim material in the world.
Damn straight! Any security ex-spurt who allows a DELL "person" near anything DESERVES to have their power supplies set on fire, their disk arrays disconnected while running and all their screws stolen.
Of course they do. SOMEONE has to think of the children, after all!
Now THAT'S a thinker.
Hey mapmaker!! We're over here!