>even a few percent are still using old browsers, your complaints department will be swamped by annoyed users Not if you're contact page isn't accessible either.
FC4 aims to be a working, out-the-box easy to use, free distro good for newbies. It is, but still for me as with FC3 I was frustrated I couldn't play.mp3 out the box.
*matt quietly hums some rage, before it gets to me and then proceeds to kick out TAKE THE POWER BACK!*
The present curriculum I put my fist in 'em Eurocentric every last one of 'em See right through the red, white and blue disguise With lecture I puncture the structure of lies Installed in our minds and attempting To hold us back We've got to take it back Holes in our spirit causin' tears and fears One-sided stories for years and years and years I'm inferior? Who's inferior? Yeah, we need to check the interior Of the system that cares about only one culture And that is why We gotta take the power back
The teacher stands in front of the class But the lesson plan he can't recall The student's eyes don't perceive the lies Bouning off every fucking wall His composure is well kept I guess he fears playing the fool The complacent students sit and listen to some of that Bullshit that he learned in school
The circle of hatred continues unless we react We gotta take the power back
I don't think we can trust the inaccurately-named 'internet archive'. There are two things we need to do
1) Petition. Hard.
2) Save all the content of the site, else the BBC will let it mould.
Yeah, is great fun, enables you to bluff your way through any conversation.
Tom: Have ever heard any Dream Theater? (At this point,I hover my cursor over the highlighted phrase and it displays the first few paragraphs of the wikipedia article in a tooltip)
Matt: Yeah, prog rock right? I borrowed their Train of Thought album once.
Much quicker than switching to Firefox and searching Wikipedia.
All email users wishing to protect the internet from underhand moves to force in opressive standards like these, take a stand against Microsoft like this...
Configure your email client to add to the junk score of any emails coming from hotmail.com or with an X-Mailer tag of Outlook or Outlook Express. This is beneficial to results anyway. Conversely, whitelist any emails sent from Thunderbird, Evolution, KMail and [insert fave OSS mail client here]. Spammers haven't caught onto this yet technique yet, but for now, I know any email from users I respect will get to me, at the risk of losing the occasion "OMG u open source fag, windows is t3h r0x0rr0r0r!"
I don't answer my phone often. It removes me from my work and then I have to answer questions as if I was under interrogation. If someone really wants to talk to me, let them come to my door, and then we'll speak on my terms.
Even when I still used IE and Windows, I always went straight for the "text-only film times" page on the Odeon site. So much quicker to load, and I don't have to select where my cinema on a map, just scroll down to O(xford).
I don't care about pretty pictures. 90% of the content I want should be found in one click.
Oh yeah, and in the words of the W3C tips, don't say click, cos not everyone will be clicking.
I use lynx when I get sick of the web.
The biggest problem for light-weight browsers intended for lo-res devices is the many sites that don't comply with standards (need much more complicated rendering engine (XHTML intended to be simply to interpret than HTLML)), require images (esp large colour ones), and worse still flash.
Now check http://www.nokia.com/ That's never going to display on one of their phones!
>This morning, I found a new, better way to butter my toast. It's so revolutionary that it may be part of the anti-margerine ecosystem.
Please share, preferably under the GPL.
Slashdot Mirror
now it's a production box, I hope they've disabled error messages, or they could expose secure information.
Evince came with FC4. It's much faster than xpdf for me, and has a cuter name.
Unplug your phone. Log out of your IM. Close your mail client. It's so easy. Free yourself.
Isn't 1940 versions prior to Battlefield 1942?
Still better name than
>even a few percent are still using old browsers, your complaints department will be swamped by annoyed users
Not if you're contact page isn't accessible either.
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah.
BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three, BBC Four, BBC Five, BBC Six, BBC Seven, BBC Heaven!
BBC, please!
(Listen to austin power soundstrack)
Is there a Haiku localisation (en-HK) to translate my OS?
FC4 aims to be a working, out-the-box easy to use, free distro good for newbies. It is, but still for me as with FC3 I was frustrated I couldn't play .mp3 out the box.
Wow. My fave comedy program. Pretty Obscure. On Slashdot. I'm amazed.
I have to say here though, however sexy Noel Fielding and her hair is, the Boosh was better on the radio. So much more surreal.
*matt quietly hums some rage, before it gets to me and then proceeds to kick out TAKE THE POWER BACK!*
The present curriculum
I put my fist in 'em
Eurocentric every last one of 'em
See right through the red, white and blue disguise
With lecture I puncture the structure of lies
Installed in our minds and attempting
To hold us back
We've got to take it back
Holes in our spirit causin' tears and fears
One-sided stories for years and years and years
I'm inferior? Who's inferior?
Yeah, we need to check the interior
Of the system that cares about only one culture
And that is why
We gotta take the power back
The teacher stands in front of the class
But the lesson plan he can't recall
The student's eyes don't perceive the lies
Bouning off every fucking wall
His composure is well kept
I guess he fears playing the fool
The complacent students sit and listen to some of that
Bullshit that he learned in school
The circle of hatred continues unless we react
We gotta take the power back
I don't think we can trust the inaccurately-named 'internet archive'. There are two things we need to do 1) Petition. Hard. 2) Save all the content of the site, else the BBC will let it mould.
Mac OS uses a BSD kernel too, right?
If site linked is down, there is story and 4 larger photos at http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/06/ph otogalleries/giantcatfish/index.html
Tom: Have ever heard any Dream Theater? (At this point,I hover my cursor over the highlighted phrase and it displays the first few paragraphs of the wikipedia article in a tooltip)
Matt: Yeah, prog rock right? I borrowed their Train of Thought album once.
Much quicker than switching to Firefox and searching Wikipedia.
If the artists aren't going to get any royalties from this, then this is the RIAA committing piracy.
Anyone know if there's a death penalty in Australia?
Please list suitable tortures for spammers.
...because who would actually pay $150 for Windows XP Home?
Paint Shop Pro 1.5, right?
Can't wait to see this channel hacked, before they start 'educating' us about online security.
I went to doubleclick.com to read their press release, but I couldn't without first subscribing. Damn!
All email users wishing to protect the internet from underhand moves to force in opressive standards like these, take a stand against Microsoft like this...
Configure your email client to add to the junk score of any emails coming from hotmail.com or with an X-Mailer tag of Outlook or Outlook Express. This is beneficial to results anyway. Conversely, whitelist any emails sent from Thunderbird, Evolution, KMail and [insert fave OSS mail client here]. Spammers haven't caught onto this yet technique yet, but for now, I know any email from users I respect will get to me, at the risk of losing the occasion "OMG u open source fag, windows is t3h r0x0rr0r0r!"
I don't answer my phone often. It removes me from my work and then I have to answer questions as if I was under interrogation. If someone really wants to talk to me, let them come to my door, and then we'll speak on my terms.
Even when I still used IE and Windows, I always went straight for the "text-only film times" page on the Odeon site. So much quicker to load, and I don't have to select where my cinema on a map, just scroll down to O(xford). I don't care about pretty pictures. 90% of the content I want should be found in one click. Oh yeah, and in the words of the W3C tips, don't say click, cos not everyone will be clicking. I use lynx when I get sick of the web.
geek can't get laid, blames women.
The biggest problem for light-weight browsers intended for lo-res devices is the many sites that don't comply with standards (need much more complicated rendering engine (XHTML intended to be simply to interpret than HTLML)), require images (esp large colour ones), and worse still flash.
Now check http://www.nokia.com/
That's never going to display on one of their phones!
>This morning, I found a new, better way to butter my toast. It's so revolutionary that it may be part of the anti-margerine ecosystem. Please share, preferably under the GPL.