Well, you see, when you fix a bug, you, well, fix the bug. All the CSS hacks out there exploit unfixed bugs, so you see by fixing them, they ruin your hacks. That's why you don't hack. Use conditional comments.
I agree google analytics is helpful. However, it also increased my page load times by a long shot, so it had to be removed. It simply doesn't serve fast enough.
So I took a look at my netvibes homepage and now I use who they use, statcounter.com... it's simpler than google analytics, loads a lot faster, and you can see the results in real time.
The windows virtual machine method is a pain. I wasn't aware that method was reliable, since the last time I read about it they were still having issues getting it to work properly.
"... I wonder how you manage with CSS? I personally use dreamweaver..."
Says he with 20 validation errors on his website.:)
It's a pain to have multiple instances. Not impossible. I've been testing in IE7 for months, but thanks for your feeble attempt at being a smartass. Much love.:)
It's a "bad news" if you want to test in IE6 *and* have a fully patched OS.
It's a good news in that they've taken leaps and bounds as far as standards support. Still not as good as it should be, but at this point I'll take anything.
And why would open registration make it fail? Just because you dislike the additions doesn't mean everyone else will. In fact, I would rather point out that you're in the minority in that thought. These guys are going to do whats best for the business, and opening registration means more money... plain and simple.
hehe... something about your post inspired me to think of "non lethal car bombs"...
The only people they're gonna use these non lethal weapons against is american citizens anyways... like when we try to protest near a "presidential debate".
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I work for a company that pays very well.
There's a very high turnover rate, and I believe the 50 - 100 (yes, 100) hour work weeks may have something to do with it.
Which they don't and which they won't.
My grandma doesn't care about DRM. Only we do.
Every political party is a private organization...
When it's something original, sure, patent it.
Patenting it because you were just the first one to get there? Lame.
Well, you see, when you fix a bug, you, well, fix the bug. All the CSS hacks out there exploit unfixed bugs, so you see by fixing them, they ruin your hacks. That's why you don't hack. Use conditional comments.
Yeah, I put it where it belongs (right above the body tag), but that doesn't help for event attachments on window load.
I agree google analytics is helpful. However, it also increased my page load times by a long shot, so it had to be removed. It simply doesn't serve fast enough.
So I took a look at my netvibes homepage and now I use who they use, statcounter.com... it's simpler than google analytics, loads a lot faster, and you can see the results in real time.
"I found it actually impossible to buy a new mobile *without* internet access."
You can have my piece of crap cingular phone if you want it. I'm paying for a multimedia package I can't even use.
Phone with no internet access available from cingular
That was more of a broader comment directed at the thread in general, but since you bit...
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I have a 1080p native resolution 37" Westinghouse LCD, and she looks mighty good.
http://static.flickr.com/79/234576469_54bb688b73_
(That was an experimental setup. My eyes couldn't take the 1000:1 contrast ratio)
Thanks bud, but I'll still use my eyes.
You can sit and pull tech specs out of your ass until you're blue in the face. The rest of us will use our eyes.
(jeez... did I leave out any body parts?)
You can track your weight with such web 2.0 gems as:
Skinnyr
Traineo
Gimme20
and
RunFatBoy
And that is my spam whoring for the day, ladies and gents.
The windows virtual machine method is a pain. I wasn't aware that method was reliable, since the last time I read about it they were still having issues getting it to work properly.
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:)
"... I wonder how you manage with CSS? I personally use dreamweaver
Says he with 20 validation errors on his website.
Exactly. *Our* reasons to switch browsers aren't near enough reason for everyone to switch browsers.
Perhaps you misunderstood.
:)
It's a pain to have multiple instances. Not impossible. I've been testing in IE7 for months, but thanks for your feeble attempt at being a smartass. Much love.
It's a "bad news" if you want to test in IE6 *and* have a fully patched OS.
It's a good news in that they've taken leaps and bounds as far as standards support. Still not as good as it should be, but at this point I'll take anything.
...that Bush is, in fact, a space cadet.
(Oh come on you knew it was coming)
Better than what the RIAA calls us... lol
... but is it really front page news?
:)
I mean, I congratulate the couple on their new house, but come on...
... for it to be obsolete.
This is a private venture that used to be owned by Microsoft. Microsoft doesn't fund, did not develop, and has nothing to do with this site anymore.
I plan on buying a wii because nintendo games are fun, and it's the console I want.
Sony and Microsoft have nothing to do with it.
And why would open registration make it fail? Just because you dislike the additions doesn't mean everyone else will. In fact, I would rather point out that you're in the minority in that thought. These guys are going to do whats best for the business, and opening registration means more money... plain and simple.
Have they used "Think of the children!" yet?
... that microsoft is patenting everything? Suits like this cost money.
It's rediculous, and patent reform is the only way out. These are major companies, too. Average Joe stands no chance in court against the big dogs.
hehe... something about your post inspired me to think of "non lethal car bombs"... The only people they're gonna use these non lethal weapons against is american citizens anyways... like when we try to protest near a "presidential debate".