Not alone. It did the same thing to me. I think it has something to do with the fact the HTML on his page is mangled (no opening/closing html tags, doesn't even think about closing the body)
This article contains material on evolution. Evolution is a theory, not a fact, regarding the origin of living things (and light sources). This material should be approached with an open mind, studied carefully, and critically considered.
Ice cream is cold, creamy, and sweet treat. ice cream cone An ice cream cone is nice to eat on a hot summer day. iced tea Iced tea is a cold drink. jam Jam is a spread made from fruit. jelly Jelly is a spread made from fruit juice.
Seriously, though - Why is this on the front page of Slashdot? It isn't news in the least (pages are created all the time on Wikipedia, and just because this one is related to Science doesn't make it news), and although it is slightly interesting, it's also inaccurate - "Methionylthreonylthreonyl...isoleucine" is the longest, coming in at an obscene 189,819 letters, not including dashes, leaving "Methionylalanylthreonyl...leucine" behind at a pathetic 64,060 letters.
I repeat - why is this news?
"Is it just me... but does anyone else find it ironic that there isn't a torrent available for downloading Bittorrent?"
Not really. Either A) You don't have a copy, in which case the link is useless, or B) You're upgrading, in which case it's probably a wise idea to get a fresh copy, just in case there's a slight "bug" in the last version (it's a contrived example, but I'm using it).
They said the picture was one of the first. Maybe it's the same picture, just a different compression scheme (since whatever they were using then is probably outdated, or too large for the "modern internet")?
Support: "Hello?" Customer: "I'm having some trouble with my HAN. It's constantly dropping packets!" Support: "Well, what are you downloading?" Customer: "Would you believe me if I said 15GB of Lesbian videos?" Support: "Please hold."
Imagine if a new rollercoaster opened downtown, and they offered free rides. One day, the rails break, and twenty people die - however, the company that built the railroad takes no blame, as the riders were simply "testing" a "beta" of the rollercoaster, and thus knew full well something like this could have happened. Yes, extremist. Same train of thought, however.
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Not alone. It did the same thing to me. I think it has something to do with the fact the HTML on his page is mangled (no opening/closing html tags, doesn't even think about closing the body)
In your case? Erm, maybe hire a writer?
Why not set up a "Charity Search" function with a full list of valid charities and the classic Google search interface?
This article contains material on evolution. Evolution is a theory, not a fact, regarding the origin of living things (and light sources). This material should be approached with an open mind, studied carefully, and critically considered.
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Joke Sundials, anyone?
Ice cream is cold, creamy, and sweet treat. ice cream cone An ice cream cone is nice to eat on a hot summer day. iced tea Iced tea is a cold drink. jam Jam is a spread made from fruit. jelly Jelly is a spread made from fruit juice.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&cSeriously, though - Why is this on the front page of Slashdot? It isn't news in the least (pages are created all the time on Wikipedia, and just because this one is related to Science doesn't make it news), and although it is slightly interesting, it's also inaccurate - "Methionylthreonylthreonyl...isoleucine" is the longest, coming in at an obscene 189,819 letters, not including dashes, leaving "Methionylalanylthreonyl...leucine" behind at a pathetic 64,060 letters. I repeat - why is this news?
Interesting that they lack a bio category, but have a politics one. Which has more in common with Sci/Tech?
"Seems like an interesting idea, but imagine 40 years from now having to explain the grafedia link tatoo. That doesn't sound to brilliant."
"Daddy, what does 'goatse' mean?"
If your visitors own a scanner, that's half the battle.
I just had a vision.
"Wil Wheaton is...Wonder Woman!"
#elm { width: 200px; } ...Would of course produce a bear.
"Is it just me... but does anyone else find it ironic that there isn't a torrent available for downloading Bittorrent?"
Not really. Either A) You don't have a copy, in which case the link is useless, or B) You're upgrading, in which case it's probably a wise idea to get a fresh copy, just in case there's a slight "bug" in the last version (it's a contrived example, but I'm using it).
Because as you know, "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" was such a flop here.
They said the picture was one of the first. Maybe it's the same picture, just a different compression scheme (since whatever they were using then is probably outdated, or too large for the "modern internet")?
I can already hear the Tech Support calls...
Support: "Hello?"
Customer: "I'm having some trouble with my HAN. It's constantly dropping packets!"
Support: "Well, what are you downloading?"
Customer: "Would you believe me if I said 15GB of Lesbian videos?"
Support: "Please hold."
My progressive rock albums only grow bigger with compression..
Imagine if a new rollercoaster opened downtown, and they offered free rides. One day, the rails break, and twenty people die - however, the company that built the railroad takes no blame, as the riders were simply "testing" a "beta" of the rollercoaster, and thus knew full well something like this could have happened. Yes, extremist. Same train of thought, however.
Eh, it won't happen. Most likely will just be more annoying, "Find _KEYWORD_ On EBay" ads. Don't believe me?
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If the guy is constantly screwing with the page, report him. Wikipedia does have a system for that, you know.
Maybe it was arson?
In other news, it's a nice day outside, the sun is shining, the air has a crisp chill to it. I think I'm gonna go for a walk.
Touching that damn metal edge is enough to kill an elderly person twice my size - I think it'll do the job.
So, wait, what's the difference between Kb/s and KB/s, then?