IE5/Mac Supports all of these, and it supports them well.
All I was saying is that the parent poster should distinguish IE/Mac and IE/Win, since they are different products and they have wildly different levels of standards support.
Secondly, the fact that I voted for the right party and lost is little consolation when I'm getting little "Private and Confidential" third notices in the mail.
Of course I'm voting to better my situation. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like I speak with the masses. It's apparent that this country is largely comprised of SUV-driving home-owning smiley happy fuckers that are all to content to live off my misery.
It's easy to say "oh, well just quit, then" when they situation is purely hypothetical to you. Unfortunately, not many of us are in a position where we can just tell our boss to get fucked, as much as we'd like to.
In the last year my department has been whittled down from eight employees to me and another guy. It sucks ass, but I've got to pay the bills.
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Which isn't a big deal, I guess.
Mastering Regular Expressions is now in its second edition. Mr. Friedl has posted a nice writeup about what's different in the second edition.
Thank you.
You're too funny.
I run FreeBSD servers for personal stuff, but I've had excellent results with Apple's XServe in business environments.
Given that OS X can run pretty much anything Linux/*BSD can, why would you say it's worse for the sever room than Linux?
Better in so many areas? Care to elaborate, or am I just supposed to tell my boss "well, it's better...but only in vague, hard to articulate ways"?
The "new mac os" isn't a GUI for Unix. It may have BSD underpinnings, but that has fuckall to do with Unix, unless you happen to be posting from 1985.
It's not just a kernel and a gui in a box, either. It's a system. Like FreeBSD, sort of. A collection of software more than just an OS.
IE5/Mac Supports all of these, and it supports them well.
All I was saying is that the parent poster should distinguish IE/Mac and IE/Win, since they are different products and they have wildly different levels of standards support.
Pardon the typos, I'm extremely drunk.
Two words, man.
moz-opaciy:
You want to talk non-standard compliant, there it is,
See, I'm offtopic for saying that maybe a product released by microsoft wasn't enirely evil. As we all know, this is wrong.
IE5/Mac was, at the time of it's release, the most standards compliant browser in history.
IE6/Win isn't doing so bad either, really. I've found that most of the XHTML/CSS2 sites I author work fine in IE6/Win.
What do you want, Windows nightlies?
The very concept fills me with dread.
One day we will see a thread without a theory about how "M$" is going to use this new development to fuck us all.
One day, man.
Don't show me Window stuff and make me want it :P
EV:Nova was tons of fun. It's cool that all the plugins will work with the Windows version.
Looks like you guys are also getting pop-pop. It's a really simple game, but it's a hell of a lot of fun to play with friends.
Ambrosia Software has been doing this on the Mac for ages. Their games are always fun, reasonably priced shareware.
I've bought more than a handful of their titles, and have had more fun with them than most commercial releases provide.
From what I've read and experienced, the performance hit only involves writes. Reads are unaffected.
Writes are about 10% less efficient, which a pretty good tradeoff for that peace of mind.
the difference between normal people and regular people.
Oh no!
Sincerely,
Apple Computer
I've seen hundreds of database driven Flash sites. It's fairly simple to do.
I agree that Flash is evil, but that doesn't justify skewing facts.
You know, it's just so hard to use Google.
Two clicks away from Google's results? That's too much to ask!
Hell, clicking these links is probably too much to ask.
Linux
The linux client is pretty impressive, too.
see you all in about a month.
I alternate between a classic Casio calculator and my Seiko kinetic.
The LCD on my Casio doesn't work so well anymore, and it makes me sad.
Is anyone still producing calculator watches? Where can I get a new one?
You can just pull on the end that's stuck in the wall. Comes right out.
Ah, modern conveniences.
If Slammer or it's ilk takes your subnet down, it doesn't matter if you're using a C64, you're getting hosed.
I use a Mac, too, but I have no illusion of immunity.
Firstly, I have never voted republican.
Secondly, the fact that I voted for the right party and lost is little consolation when I'm getting little "Private and Confidential" third notices in the mail.
Of course I'm voting to better my situation. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like I speak with the masses. It's apparent that this country is largely comprised of SUV-driving home-owning smiley happy fuckers that are all to content to live off my misery.
Either that, or people in my class aren't voting.
Either way: fuck!
R-E-N-T
It's easy to say "oh, well just quit, then" when they situation is purely hypothetical to you. Unfortunately, not many of us are in a position where we can just tell our boss to get fucked, as much as we'd like to.
In the last year my department has been whittled down from eight employees to me and another guy. It sucks ass, but I've got to pay the bills.
"Fuck the recession, there is no recession!"
I almost spit out my ramen when I read that, but I can't afford to waste food.