I don't know if you understand what comment 'threads' are, or what 'moderation' is, but if you were not such a fucking moron you would know that I was not replying to you. I was replying to this comment, by SledgeHBK.
Might sir suggest that sir browse at -1, nested rather than whatever ungodly configuration you use at the moment which confuses you so?
I await apology in the form of being removed from your freaks list. Only special people go there. thx n advnce!
I've never seen a more pathetic attempt to get FP. Let me guess...You saw a story with no comments, and thought you could get FP without being modded down by referring to the subject in hand in some vague way.
In fact, you were no way near first post, loser, and you will shortly be modded to -1, redundant.
Modular solution
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KDE 3.0.1 Ships
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some minor security issues with the HTML engine
A better solution surely would be to pick a browser, such as mozilla, and integrate it with the environment. To do otherwise would be reinventing the wheel each time an HTML engine was needed.
One of the goals of OSS is to allow developers to reuse each-other's code, so a technique like this would put KDE miles ahead of the Microsoft desktop, where such code reuse is not possible.
I agree with your criticism of his 'haven't seen it, must be crap' argument, but your second point is just pretentious.
He doesn't like a film; he finds it boring. But no! He's wrong, as you point out, because lots of other people like it. Well, lots of people like Vengaboys, but that doesn't mean I'll join them in their appreciation.
Oh, but they don't count, because important people don't like them. I bet you only like jazz, classical music and reading the works of Dickens and Shakespeare - after all, they are the culturally acceptable things to like for people who don't want to go against the grain, arent they?
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I suspect instead they will focus on talking about Moore's law, what with it being one of their favorite topics.
...inside the cunt of the TiVo
Instead of downloading porn and Britney songs, just combine them. Download Britney porn, and reap the savings.
As opposed to Anonymous Cumgarglers who also try (and usually fail) to get FP.
Note for moderators - this post should be moderated to +5 informative.
What exactly is cutting edge about this distribution? What does this have that no other distribution has, that is light-years ahead?
I see through walls and see the CLIT
That's an ambitious project for CLITs
I am a CLIT
Didn't he write The Hobbit?
Here, I post this at +2 to give you 3 karma. Godbless you Timmah.
Might sir suggest that sir browse at -1, nested rather than whatever ungodly configuration you use at the moment which confuses you so?
I await apology in the form of being removed from your freaks list. Only special people go there. thx n advnce!
In fact, you were no way near first post, loser, and you will shortly be modded to -1, redundant.
There should be a mod -1:Incorrectly claimed FP by AC fag
CLIT
That's strange - it's exactly how I like my dates to end.
Aye. But don't worry, It's one of the most linked to April Fools, and from the seventies, so there is no chance that we haven't heard of it before.
they get sued for copyright infringement.
Early post for Trollaxor!
One of the goals of OSS is to allow developers to reuse each-other's code, so a technique like this would put KDE miles ahead of the Microsoft desktop, where such code reuse is not possible.
Where have I heard that before?
Well maybe if they fix the link. 'tards.
DesiredUsername? Is that you?
Moon unit alpha, or moon unit zappa?
He doesn't like a film; he finds it boring. But no! He's wrong, as you point out, because lots of other people like it. Well, lots of people like Vengaboys, but that doesn't mean I'll join them in their appreciation.
Oh, but they don't count, because important people don't like them. I bet you only like jazz, classical music and reading the works of Dickens and Shakespeare - after all, they are the culturally acceptable things to like for people who don't want to go against the grain, arent they?