Yeah. The last thing you'd think of doing would be right-clicking the drive icon and selecting 'properties'.
IT'S SO OBTUSE.
OK, lets try and install some software on this linux box... hm configure, make, fucking what switch is that, where the fuck is it, ahh bollocks, I'm obviously NOT SMART ENOUGH to use this alternative OS. That will guarantee it's growth in market share.
The point is, MS seem to be looking forward, to the new users rather than trying to appease existing windows users. From what I've read, the new file system/structure seems pretty logical. Especially if you try and think of it as something other than a 'desktop file system'.
I look forward to seeing it develop. At least MS are trying to innovate.
I actually quite enjoyed that, and the other chapters. You should think about signing up to akpcep.com and submitting them to a more relevant readership.
This is all well and good until you get into useability issues, access for the disabled etc. which is the reason the w3c sets standards - so that voice browsers, text-only browsers etc can utilise the sites.
Plus IE is tremendously forgiving of 'bad' code, if you're coding 'proper' HTML4.01 or even better, XHTML1.0, it's going to look and work exactly the same in all browsers as a byproduct.
The problem I suppose with saying 'they should just upgrade their browser' is that if the site is there to attract customers or business (ecommerce etc), and you said to the client "with the site as it is you are potentially losing 6-8% of your business" I think they would look at it differently.
I find it a bit strange you charge clients extra to write web-standard code.
As a web developer, I agree with the first paragraph of the parent.
It IS easy to say "Fuck Netscape", it's a lot harder to say "Let's make this fully standards compliant". There really is no excuse for using non-standard markup, especially as the browser market (for all platforms) continues to diversify.
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Oddly, I have a Railway Museum in my town too.
Which is I'm sure you'll agree, a fascinating fact.
Yeah. The last thing you'd think of doing would be right-clicking the drive icon and selecting 'properties'.
IT'S SO OBTUSE.
OK, lets try and install some software on this linux box... hm configure, make, fucking what switch is that, where the fuck is it, ahh bollocks, I'm obviously NOT SMART ENOUGH to use this alternative OS. That will guarantee it's growth in market share.
You skinflint.
Buy the poor little bastard an XBOX.
He's a dork, and you're the one quoting fucking Hulk Hogan's entrance music?
You twat.
"Enlightened"?
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Good job I don't expect unbiased news on
Does she ever offer to rip them up for you?
If anyone wants to give me a Mac, that would be very nice of them.
Ripping up beermats is allegedly a sign of sexual frustration.
Here's a revolutionary idea:
Don't fucking buy it then.
Very good attitude, quite refreshing on /.
Different strokes fer different folks etc.
The point is, MS seem to be looking forward, to the new users rather than trying to appease existing windows users. From what I've read, the new file system/structure seems pretty logical. Especially if you try and think of it as something other than a 'desktop file system'.
I look forward to seeing it develop. At least MS are trying to innovate.
Falsehoods on all counts, I have 2 machines running FAT32 partitions of up to about 20GB with absolutely no problems. It's not an issue.
IT BURRRRNS!
I've just been pwned.
In what respect does GameCube 'kill' XBOX?
I like the new cargo pants, and some of their summer shirts are to die for.
I actually quite enjoyed that, and the other chapters. You should think about signing up to akpcep.com and submitting them to a more relevant readership.
Ha ha.
Almost had me that time!
This is all well and good until you get into useability issues, access for the disabled etc. which is the reason the w3c sets standards - so that voice browsers, text-only browsers etc can utilise the sites.
Plus IE is tremendously forgiving of 'bad' code, if you're coding 'proper' HTML4.01 or even better, XHTML1.0, it's going to look and work exactly the same in all browsers as a byproduct.
The problem I suppose with saying 'they should just upgrade their browser' is that if the site is there to attract customers or business (ecommerce etc), and you said to the client "with the site as it is you are potentially losing 6-8% of your business" I think they would look at it differently.
I find it a bit strange you charge clients extra to write web-standard code.
Ever heard of Kazaa?
As a web developer, I agree with the first paragraph of the parent.
It IS easy to say "Fuck Netscape", it's a lot harder to say "Let's make this fully standards compliant". There really is no excuse for using non-standard markup, especially as the browser market (for all platforms) continues to diversify.
Cool. How much do these activities pay?
You knob.
/. users could tell you to get an education so you don't have to work in manual labour.
By your reasoning most
Out of genuine interest:
Is there any scientific reasoning why or how essential oils can heal tissue?
Utter bullshit. I'm a brown sash in Kung Fu, I walk at least 1 hour a day and I'm bang on the ideal weight for my height. Uninformed crap.
Rod Jane and Freddy, Motherfucker!