The 2nd edition of this book already covered CSS2 and CSS2.1. It says so right on the cover. How about a pocket reference that covers CSS3 -- and a widely-used browser that supports it well.
I was gonna make a joke to illustrate a point that most people would see something entertaining that may not be real rather than some science documentary on say PBS. Then I realized that this whole site is filled with nerds that like that sort of thing.
I might as well shut up because the opinions of the community here are always expressed in "reality" (i.e. Linux domination over Windows, this issue of real vs. entertaining, and the ever popular CowboyNeal presidential candidacy).
I'll probably go see one of these "fake" sci-fi movies this weekend. At least I don't have a date with my Linux box.
odyrithm (ody@netrux.demon.co.uk) is really proving himself to be a jackass. The following is an email sent to me from him (03/07/03 14:19) entitled "moi":
Ive got a little summing for you, its called the royal finger.
oh Im sorry was the grammar no good? do you make such lame arse comments to all the news submissions on/. aswell? so fucking what if my grammar or smelling aint perfect, I got the message across didnt I? yet your only come back is my spelling and grammar.. my god how fucking lame are you? is your life that uninteresting that you have to pick up on these things? really I want to know.
Please feel free to email him with your thoughts when you can stop laughing long enough to type.
His story reminds me of how Abe Simpson (Grandpa Simpson) tells stories...
"I needed a new heel for my shoe. So, I decided to go to Morganville, which is what they called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days nickels had pictures of bumblebees on them. 'Give me five bees for a quarter', you'd say. Now, where were we? Oh, yeah...the important thing was that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. They didn't have white onions because of the war; the only thing you could get was those big yellow ones..."
I can picture the eyes of thousands of Linux nerds light up as they see "open source software" and then realize how close Oregon is to Redmond, WA. Why else would we get all these stupid comments about Bill Gates in a open source software thread?
I doubt anyone else noticed this- but today is the first day where mass storage is available (according to pricewatch). There are several stores now selling 12GB hard drives models for only $250 shipped. This is truly an amazing milestone for those of us who ran out of space downloading Yanni mp3s. I just can't wait for the days when hard drives are replaced by women. Pretty women.
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I'm not a Linux user, nor do I advocate Linux at all (I personally don't like it), but StarOffice is very, very similar to MS Office. If you don't believe me, go get yourself a copy of StarOffice (I can't remember if it's still free) and install it on your computer. I think the "average Windows user" would have no problem transitioning from MS Office to StarOffice.
Red was not the coolest person on that show I'm afraid. It's all about Harold and his section of the show about teenagers. Did anyone see the episode when he was trying to start a rock band?
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Maybe you should try laying down or get some sort of ceiling-mounted harness...
The 2nd edition of this book already covered CSS2 and CSS2.1. It says so right on the cover. How about a pocket reference that covers CSS3 -- and a widely-used browser that supports it well.
See... That - among other reasons - is why I don't live in New Zealand.
... and just when you thought bsd couldn't get anymore homosexual.
"Hey!! Let's write stupid songs based on our mascot. Doesn't that sound like a winner?"
Meanwhile, back in Redmond...
Bill Gates laughs hysterically and then goes back to swimming in his pool filled with $100 bills.
Trust me... I've seen it.
Do you know how many lonely geeks' eyes lit up when you wrote "sexual tigress"?
You can't do that to them, it gives them too much false hope.
*sigh*
I was gonna make a joke to illustrate a point that most people would see something entertaining that may not be real rather than some science documentary on say PBS. Then I realized that this whole site is filled with nerds that like that sort of thing.
I might as well shut up because the opinions of the community here are always expressed in "reality" (i.e. Linux domination over Windows, this issue of real vs. entertaining, and the ever popular CowboyNeal presidential candidacy).
I'll probably go see one of these "fake" sci-fi movies this weekend. At least I don't have a date with my Linux box.
Just a side note, I think this is his personal website...
netrux.demon.co.uk -> Andrew Ross (in UK) -> Google -> lots of results -> filtered through approximated age level =
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I would say it just to watch you break your own face. =)
Maybe you should spell/grammar/case/sense check your comments before posting them.
I nominate GORT!!
His story reminds me of how Abe Simpson (Grandpa Simpson) tells stories...
"I needed a new heel for my shoe. So, I decided to go to Morganville, which is what they called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days nickels had pictures of bumblebees on them. 'Give me five bees for a quarter', you'd say. Now, where were we? Oh, yeah...the important thing was that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. They didn't have white onions because of the war; the only thing you could get was those big yellow ones..."
I can picture the eyes of thousands of Linux nerds light up as they see "open source software" and then realize how close Oregon is to Redmond, WA. Why else would we get all these stupid comments about Bill Gates in a open source software thread?
How lame is it that they don't even consider using open source software? Sounds like they know too much. =)
"Arizona, California and South Carolina are not parties to the deal"
See? This hot hellhole we call Arizona does serve a purpose.
In case this gets /.-ed (like it won't =| )...
http://www.public.asu.edu/~jmellen/fnat.pdf. Have at it!!
Somewhere in Idaho, a potato farmer and his family are rejoicing.
Did anyone actually go look at the drive listed? It's a 5400 rpm drive. My grandma can remember information faster than that.
I doubt anyone else noticed this- but today is the first day where mass storage is available (according to pricewatch). There are several stores now selling 12GB hard drives models for only $250 shipped. This is truly an amazing milestone for those of us who ran out of space downloading Yanni mp3s. I just can't wait for the days when hard drives are replaced by women. Pretty women.
I'm not a Linux user, nor do I advocate Linux at all (I personally don't like it), but StarOffice is very, very similar to MS Office. If you don't believe me, go get yourself a copy of StarOffice (I can't remember if it's still free) and install it on your computer. I think the "average Windows user" would have no problem transitioning from MS Office to StarOffice.
I like the ice cream example better. It makes more sense.
Photoshop Elements? What a joke!! Yeah, and my moped can kick the crap out of a Ducati SS800. Have you even used Photoshop Elements?
Real Photoshop is $610 per seat unless you want to get into volume licensing.
Red was not the coolest person on that show I'm afraid. It's all about Harold and his section of the show about teenagers. Did anyone see the episode when he was trying to start a rock band?
If google doesn't speak dutch, neither do I. Someone please tell me in English what it said. ;-)
Shut up, manwhore. That wasn't the joke at all.
Ok, so we interviewed Dan Gillmor. How about interviewing Dave Gilmour? I'm sure he's an avid /. reader too. ;)