As opposed to the professional journalists from CNET, ZDNet, and slashdot itself? Given a choice between John C. Dvorak's latest bowel movement of a story and some idiot blogger's "reviews," I'll take the reviews.
Jesus H. Christ on a Hot Cross Bun, man, what does it take for you to consider something a problem? Does it have to burn your house down before you accept that yes, this is indeed a serious issue?
I wake up hungry, but for some reason I can't eat in the morning. I'm so repelled by food that I can't pack a lunch even when I know I'm going to be hungry later.
Because of this, I generally try to eat a good meal right before I go to bed.
Odwalla sells nutrient-dense food bars that will raise your blood sugar enough to keep you from passing out all the time. I'm underweight myself and often can't be bothered to get myself some real food; these work great for those times.
Drinking a six pack of dark ale daily will raise your caloric intake significantly, too.
Gecko polls servers for changed content when moving through history. As far as I know, Opera is the only major browser that gets that part of HTTP/1.1 right.
History mechanisms and caches are different. In particular history mechanisms SHOULD NOT try to show a semantically transparent view of the current state of a resource. Rather, a history mechanism is meant to show exactly what the user saw at the time when the resource was retrieved.
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Project #1: Eat this delicious pastrami sandwich.
Results: Delicious.
Project #2: Eight hour nap.
Results: Zzzz.
Don't forget the pirates...
Yarr.
torrent
posted on May 20, so I don't know if it's final or what.
As opposed to the professional journalists from CNET, ZDNet, and slashdot itself? Given a choice between John C. Dvorak's latest bowel movement of a story and some idiot blogger's "reviews," I'll take the reviews.
Just type "FUND" a few hundred times.
Do it before you build anything, because it causes earthquakes.
...I'd rather it be the latest, greatest and most secure. And I still don't trust SP2...
So you want security, but don't install Microsoft security updates because you don't trust them?
Dot dot dot.
What does IMAP have to do with SMTP?
What Firefox needs is full-blown per-site preferences. It's scheduled for 2.0, so we'll be waiting a while for it.
OmniWeb and Safari (with PithHelmet) both offer a full set of preferences for every site I visit, something I can't live without in Firefox.
I disable JavaScript, but not because I'm paranoid about security issues.
Like Flash, 90% of all JavaScript is designed to annoy. Like Flash, I'll have no truck with it.
I know with keywords in Safari and Firefox I haven't intentionally visited google's front page in ages.
When I hit that site the first three popular links were about del.icio.us.
HTML is so non-semantic anyway, it really doesn't matter. Bring on the age of custom schema!
Whoever told you that Firefox was "100% compliant" was selling something.
Firefox whiffs some CSS2.1 rules among other things.
You can't stop them. They'll wade through your rights, reach down your throat, and pull your fucking heart out.
My bleep downloads seem to play fine on my iPod.
Should I file a bug?
No bug here...
Jesus H. Christ on a Hot Cross Bun, man, what does it take for you to consider something a problem? Does it have to burn your house down before you accept that yes, this is indeed a serious issue?
How the hell do you expect to get a warning before your kernel crashes?
"WARNING: Your kernel will crash in ten seconds. Owing to the very nature of the event, there is nothing you can do about it."
Sounds like PrintFu is what you're after.
Preferences > Web Features > Enable Javascript > Advanced > Allow scripts to: [x] Change status bar text.
then let me know what you think of Real player.
It's like the "I guess we better make a Mac version" edition.
The "Info Display Panel" was done with Active Desktop before Konfabulator existed.
Small bits of html on the desktop is nothing new.
I wake up hungry, but for some reason I can't eat in the morning. I'm so repelled by food that I can't pack a lunch even when I know I'm going to be hungry later.
Because of this, I generally try to eat a good meal right before I go to bed.
Odwalla sells nutrient-dense food bars that will raise your blood sugar enough to keep you from passing out all the time. I'm underweight myself and often can't be bothered to get myself some real food; these work great for those times.
Drinking a six pack of dark ale daily will raise your caloric intake significantly, too.
You know, rah rah rah, go team! and stuff. Your cheerleading has nothing to do with my point.
Let's be more concerned about what MoFo can do to make people change from IE and less concerned with celebrating a victory that has yet to happen.
Gecko polls servers for changed content when moving through history. As far as I know, Opera is the only major browser that gets that part of HTTP/1.1 right.
http/1.1 specification