Sounds like a great idea, if I have the time I'd love to. But one quick and dirty method is to go through http://www.quirksmode.org's list of css incompatibilities with IE 6 and see if they work. I know most don't have access to the beta, but yeah, maybe I can document.
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I checked out every css selector/property that I could find that I knew didn't work in IE 6. I was able to find no added support in IE7. They failed.
Yeah I can sympathize with poster's point, but can't empathize. I had simply an excellent public education, K-12. Inspiring and intelligent teachers in a safe, broadly multi-cultural environment.
He didn't say ".intercourse". I'm pretty certain common usage of the word sex encompasses fetishes..xxx however, is still more appropriate as it relates to pornography, rather than, say, sexual health.
Asa Dotzler has answered this on his blog (kind of):
I suspect it will be called something like "the Mozilla browser testbed" or something similarly unfriendly to end users but it will essentially be Firefox.
"Also, Britney" is an indirect reference to the amusement one feels due to the relevance of Britney Spears in this story. It also serves as a masculine form of code-speech in the form of silence, the silent element which follows "Also, Britney" best interpreted as "You know what I mean? She's hot, right?"
I've been asked twice when driving into Canada what hotel, name, number, etc that I was going to be staying at when going from Boston to Montreal. But of course, since we did it, it's the end of all human freedom.
Yes it can, and frankly, after just using it, it allows a much broader range of control over processes, execution hooks, startup items, BHOs, ActiveX Controls, etc that I've seen in any other anti-spyware product. GIANT/MS actually did a really impressive job. It actually found things (legitimate ones) that SpyBot and AdAware had missed. It also listed Kazaa but said in effect "This isn't really spyware, but sometimes installs spyware on installation" and left the default action to "Ignore" rather than "Remove." It includes realtime protection, too, with a broad range of control over what that is doing.
I'm also launching an effort to create a new video codec, because the more codecs the better, and I only like things that I do because all the other codecs 5ux0r5. But I don't really know ho to make a good codec, and it doesn't really work at all right now, so I need your help, thanks. Oh, I'm against the war, so that should seal the deal, thanks.
You obviously read wrong then. There are two types of claimants, and anyone who signed up between 1999 and 2004 has a claim to a portion of the settlement.
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You know, flamebait and all, I'm kind of growing fond of the get-some-priorities-person. The troll keeps working too, it's amazing.
Sounds like a great idea, if I have the time I'd love to. But one quick and dirty method is to go through http://www.quirksmode.org's list of css incompatibilities with IE 6 and see if they work. I know most don't have access to the beta, but yeah, maybe I can document.
I checked out every css selector/property that I could find that I knew didn't work in IE 6. I was able to find no added support in IE7. They failed.
Yeah I can sympathize with poster's point, but can't empathize. I had simply an excellent public education, K-12. Inspiring and intelligent teachers in a safe, broadly multi-cultural environment.
He didn't say ".intercourse". I'm pretty certain common usage of the word sex encompasses fetishes. .xxx however, is still more appropriate as it relates to pornography, rather than, say, sexual health.
Um, no it isn't. I'd say there were thousands of ceremonies for corpses just in the United States today. Funerals.
There doesn't seem to me to be any rational reason to disqualify a person from recognition just because they are no longer living.
Asa Dotzler has answered this on his blog (kind of):
I suspect it will be called something like "the Mozilla browser testbed" or something similarly unfriendly to end users but it will essentially be Firefox.
This is in the comments to this blog posting entitled "mozilla product futures".
Sure they can:
elems = document.getElementsByTagName("DIV");
for (i=0; i<elems.length; i++) {
if (elems[i].getAttribute("mycustomattribute") == "something") {dosomething();}
}
you're supposed to "watch" the tv show on tv
This movement is being led by the illiterati. Or the ignoragencia.
With all due low-user-ID respect. . .mix red and purple? Are you sure about that?
Sorry, once you go HP, you'll never go back.
"Also, Britney" is an indirect reference to the amusement one feels due to the relevance of Britney Spears in this story. It also serves as a masculine form of code-speech in the form of silence, the silent element which follows "Also, Britney" best interpreted as "You know what I mean? She's hot, right?"
Um, the reason I don't kill people or rape children is not that there are laws against doing so. . .is that what you're suggesting?
I've been asked twice when driving into Canada what hotel, name, number, etc that I was going to be staying at when going from Boston to Montreal. But of course, since we did it, it's the end of all human freedom.
If so, reply to this. Otherwise, liar, liar, commie, nazi, etc, etc, etc.
Yes it can, and frankly, after just using it, it allows a much broader range of control over processes, execution hooks, startup items, BHOs, ActiveX Controls, etc that I've seen in any other anti-spyware product. GIANT/MS actually did a really impressive job. It actually found things (legitimate ones) that SpyBot and AdAware had missed. It also listed Kazaa but said in effect "This isn't really spyware, but sometimes installs spyware on installation" and left the default action to "Ignore" rather than "Remove." It includes realtime protection, too, with a broad range of control over what that is doing.
or did you mean Scalia?
Then why is there OOo on Windows? Oh, because the "community" doesn't know what they're talking about.
I'm also launching an effort to create a new video codec, because the more codecs the better, and I only like things that I do because all the other codecs 5ux0r5. But I don't really know ho to make a good codec, and it doesn't really work at all right now, so I need your help, thanks. Oh, I'm against the war, so that should seal the deal, thanks.
Sorry for the nit pick, but this is not the "University of Boston" as the submitter wrote. I'm an alumnus, and it is "Boston University."
You are so right, it's time to send man to the Sun!
document.all
Apparently this is fixed on trunk, but not on the aviary branch.
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http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=217
You obviously read wrong then. There are two types of claimants, and anyone who signed up between 1999 and 2004 has a claim to a portion of the settlement.