or full screen mode. Maybe it's the crippled bitch that is the free version, but I'd rather use Real player than Quicktime (and that's saying something). Personally, I'm a fan of Kplayer... but WiMP will do in a pinch. Is there any decent player for Windows that will skip to the next file instead of crashing if it encounters problems with playback?
You want to mock my tyopgraphical error, then make up a word like "unlazy". As long as we're nitpicking stupid shit, consider your nits picked.
When they talk about municipal WiFi networks, do they say, "WiFi, a wireless networking standard"? They may have the first few times, then it's on you to figure it out if you weren't paying attention.
He wasn't asking the community, he was blaming the editors for not explaining a term that's apparently been used on Slashdot 110 times before. Thanks for actually reading the original post, though. I just disagreed with the assertion that this is the editors' job.
Seriously. They REALLY need to lay off. Yeah, it's funny stuff, and a popular show, but how could anyone want to see the same episodes THAT MANY times?
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Not only can it vaporize druglords and pop corn, but it can point the way to a campus party. Now /that's/ utility!
cable?
If you ever get lost, lay the cable on the ground, and ask the backhoe operator how to get back to civilization.
Good luck!
Honestly though, if the net outcome is that Macs get faster processors, and more often, that could be a good thing.
People don't really look like that. You don't look like that. Get over it.
Now I feel old :)
Can OSX do it?
or full screen mode. Maybe it's the crippled bitch that is the free version, but I'd rather use Real player than Quicktime (and that's saying something). Personally, I'm a fan of Kplayer... but WiMP will do in a pinch. Is there any decent player for Windows that will skip to the next file instead of crashing if it encounters problems with playback?
Oh, nevermind.
n/t
You want to mock my tyopgraphical error, then make up a word like "unlazy". As long as we're nitpicking stupid shit, consider your nits picked.
When they talk about municipal WiFi networks, do they say, "WiFi, a wireless networking standard"? They may have the first few times, then it's on you to figure it out if you weren't paying attention.
If anything, blame the submitter.
Call me crazy, but what can be put together can in many cases be taken apart and put back together again.
They're great for actually looking at the link, and seeing that your post has absolutely no relevancy to this artwork.
He wasn't asking the community, he was blaming the editors for not explaining a term that's apparently been used on Slashdot 110 times before. Thanks for actually reading the original post, though. I just disagreed with the assertion that this is the editors' job.
http://www.advogato.org/proj/Monkey%20Nutsack%20Li nux/
It's been mentioned on Slashdot. In fact, when I put acid2 in the search box, I get 110 results. One of the articles includes the following:
"Acid2 is a CSS/HTML test suite put out by the Web Standards Project (WASP)."
Exactly what would you like engraved on your silver platter?
What's C? What's RSA? What's a race condition? It isn't "News for people who are too lasy to learn things on their own", now is it?
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Surprising.
Does wonders for convincing people to do things.
Muy comico.
They were far from running out of ideas. The Simpsons still has a decent percentage of good episodes, and that's enough for us die hard fans.
Seriously. They REALLY need to lay off. Yeah, it's funny stuff, and a popular show, but how could anyone want to see the same episodes THAT MANY times?
That's gotta cut a good 12 slices out of your pie, right there.
At least not that I've seen in my limited Windows admin experience. They always seem to be manual hotfixes and service packs.
Aren't we supposed to give her the Spanish Fly first? Beavis, you dumbass.