Em dashes (maybe to replace the underscore, now that command-line operating systems are dead for many people and since the underscore has no function in English) and Euros.
A complete Unicode keyboard would be cool too, even if I'd have to take the door off the house to fit it in.
He's referring to a product called 'Duke
Nukem Forever', which will be launched on PC and Playstation later this year.
Aw, man, that's disturbing. It's like reading a letter from a soldier you know died in battle where he talks about what he wants to do after the war. If they only knew.
You don't design separate pages for each browser, you design for structure. That is, use H1s when you need a first-level header, use floating DIVs instead of tables when you aren't dealing with tabular data, use ULs or OLs instead of BRs for lists, and take care of all stylistic information in the style sheet. It'll take a good bit of testing to get it to look right in several browsers and you do need to be a little clever to pull it off, but it's possible and necessary. Or else you get crap like this.
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Why emulate something through an emulator? Why host a web server on a Dreamcast? WE'RE GEEKS. IT'S WHAT WE DO.
I'd like to see a checkbox in the Preferences box simply marked "[X] Suck".
Between this and this, I had to check to see it wasn't April Fool's Day.
"...stupider than me."
Em dashes (maybe to replace the underscore, now that command-line operating systems are dead for many people and since the underscore has no function in English) and Euros.
A complete Unicode keyboard would be cool too, even if I'd have to take the door off the house to fit it in.
Aw, man, that's disturbing. It's like reading a letter from a soldier you know died in battle where he talks about what he wants to do after the war. If they only knew.
If horribly misrendering a web site is a crime, I think Microsoft is in quite a bit more trouble than Opera right now.
I'd be offended to be called a geek, but Gray Davis' name reminds me of Final Fantasy.
You don't design separate pages for each browser, you design for structure. That is, use H1s when you need a first-level header, use floating DIVs instead of tables when you aren't dealing with tabular data, use ULs or OLs instead of BRs for lists, and take care of all stylistic information in the style sheet. It'll take a good bit of testing to get it to look right in several browsers and you do need to be a little clever to pull it off, but it's possible and necessary. Or else you get crap like this.
I like the way the 2000pt font gets bigger every time somebody mentiosn it.
http://www.gamespy.com/interviews/january03/war3tf t/
An interview with some more info.
It'll be like a combination of Lindows and Windows. We can call it Windows.
http://www.snopes.com/rumors/condemn.htm
Joke kills YOU.
DIE.
Or it can just, you know, come with Windows.