I think you'll find that "Live Bookmarks" fall a bit short of the mark in as far as reading RSS feeds is concerned. If I click the link it works for me. I get a message from Firefox at the top of the page saying, "To protect your computer, Firefox prevented this site (slashdot.org) from installing software on your computer."
It's not supposed to be funny at all. It's a link to an XUL application (Firefox extension) And, as far as I know, Thunderbird has a RSS news reader, not Firefox. The link probably isn't working because your browser (If you are using IE) doesn't know what to do with the XPI file, or (if you are using Firefox) the installation of the XPI is being blocked.
... we all fought back. Being passive about the spam problem isn't going to do much about getting spam to go away. I, for one, support what Lycros have done and I can't wait for them to get the makelovenotspam site back up again, so that I can download the screen saver.
... if I stick a barcode on the sexy number in the mini-skirt that sits in the cubical opposite mine, and then take a pic of the barcode, that someone will buy her for me?
Just recently got into XUL and it's great! There are still a few bugs but I have no doubt that they'll be ironed out in future versions. Apart from being a more secure and faster browser, IMHO XUL is going to be the final nail in IE's coffin.
... but it's still nice to see someone prepared to take them on. Go Google! Go Firefox! Go Linux (And go anything and everyone else that is undermining their monopoly)
According to my better half, fluff is the "polite form" of fart. So I guess that makes a fluffer a farter? Mmmmm... Applying the same logic, I guess flatter means wet-one?
A summary of the usefulness of MS Word in two short sentences! The REALLY funny bit is, did MS Word also add the full stop to the "After" sentence? LMAO
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I think you'll find that "Live Bookmarks" fall a bit short of the mark in as far as reading RSS feeds is concerned. If I click the link it works for me. I get a message from Firefox at the top of the page saying, "To protect your computer, Firefox prevented this site (slashdot.org) from installing software on your computer."
It's not supposed to be funny at all. It's a link to an XUL application (Firefox extension) And, as far as I know, Thunderbird has a RSS news reader, not Firefox. The link probably isn't working because your browser (If you are using IE) doesn't know what to do with the XPI file, or (if you are using Firefox) the installation of the XPI is being blocked.
;-) You'd get taken to court by a buncha cowboys!
Cybersquatting or intimidation?
Silly me! There I was using my CD-ROM drive on Mandrake looking for the Easter Egg on my Matrix Reloaded DVD!
But my sister wants to open her own "Servers that Run Linux" company too. Is this only a male thing?
... we all fought back. Being passive about the spam problem isn't going to do much about getting spam to go away. I, for one, support what Lycros have done and I can't wait for them to get the makelovenotspam site back up again, so that I can download the screen saver.
... my brain is so slow! Signed - Pinocchio
...has recently passed a 10 month sentence on all who ate turkey on thanksgiving day. Almost as ridiculous!
Sounds as if they are going to put "traditional weapons" in the hands of madmen.
Unless of course it happens to be your head talking on the phone when it decides to explode?
... ending with X that makes you deaf? Exploding cell phone?? Damn! That has more than three letters.
Bill? Is that you?
I agree! A hit-man would have been a lot cheaper.
Because you are honest? Oooops... Sorry I mistook you for someone else.
I had no idea that Hardy's surname was Gopoly ;-)
... if I stick a barcode on the sexy number in the mini-skirt that sits in the cubical opposite mine, and then take a pic of the barcode, that someone will buy her for me?
I'm buy-sexual... If I can't get it I buy it.
You insensitive clod!
I've been using a few different anti spyware tools in parallel because it seems as if there isn't a single tool that can reliable remove all spyware.
Just recently got into XUL and it's great! There are still a few bugs but I have no doubt that they'll be ironed out in future versions. Apart from being a more secure and faster browser, IMHO XUL is going to be the final nail in IE's coffin.
... but it's still nice to see someone prepared to take them on. Go Google! Go Firefox! Go Linux (And go anything and everyone else that is undermining their monopoly)
According to my better half, fluff is the "polite form" of fart. So I guess that makes a fluffer a farter? Mmmmm... Applying the same logic, I guess flatter means wet-one?
... I can talk and watch at the same time. I always knew that having an eye in my ear would come in handy one day.
A summary of the usefulness of MS Word in two short sentences! The REALLY funny bit is, did MS Word also add the full stop to the "After" sentence? LMAO