Even if we don't let the new immigrants in Europe, we still have the old ones, their children and grandchildren to deal with.
Some of the old ones may not even have been regarded as immigrants at the time. IIRC, Algeria was considered part of France for about 125 years until Algeria achieved independence in the early 1960s.
Busted. We're writers, not developers, so we wrote our XML processing toolchain with XSLT, Bash, Perl, Ruby, Python, and PHP. We only re-publish about 30,000 pages of documentation in about 20 different end-user formats every single day, so it's not like it's a *real* application or anything...
Looks to me like RS were asking, "How did we [Americans] let this guy fall into murderous radicalism?" Which seems like a perfectly legitimate question.
Themes go heaps further than what colour the buttons are.
Themes are (or were) our way of undoing self-serving/short-sighted UI changes otherwise forced down our throats.
Or maybe you missed it when, for example, some tool at Mozilla decided that since he didn't like the status bar, no-one was going to have one anymore...?
Too bad I already already posted in this thread. Notwithstanding that, here's your complimentary -1, Fuck You, Your Condescending Attitude, And The Horse You Both Rode In On
I am SO VERY tired of hacking profiles, extensions, and theme files every 3-4 weeks to get them to keep working. I am tired of the never-ending Gypsy Switch.
I've used almost nothing but mainline Firefox since before it was Firefox (Mozilla Phoenix 0.6, late 2000--and my original profile that I've been migrating all these years dates back to Netscape 2.0 ca 1995). I've been stubborn as hell about sticking with it.
Because I WANTED TO BELIEVE, but fuck that noise.
I want to BELIEVE but at the end of the day I need to GET STUFF DONE. Time to try something else. Thanks for the link.
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Better yet, come meet me here - you know where I am!
So does the rest of the planet, including me. As you know quite well, Mr Internet Tough Guy.
Even if we don't let the new immigrants in Europe, we still have the old ones, their children and grandchildren to deal with.
Some of the old ones may not even have been regarded as immigrants at the time. IIRC, Algeria was considered part of France for about 125 years until Algeria achieved independence in the early 1960s.
You forgot to check your fail.
Nye was great on Almost Live!, but turned into a huge prick as soon as he left the show.
In that scenario, wouldn't *the boss* be the one likely to be wearing the smile?
It's a dependent clause.
No, it's not.
The "also" applies to "the decision", as opposed to "the initial results".
No, it doesn't.
The sentence is quite the run-on, and it's awkwardly constructed; however, it's grammatically correct.
No, it's not.
Stop trying to put lipstick on a pig, willya?
Won't they have to sue Van Halen first?
Isn't PHP Lesson #1 that you can find $anything you need to know about it by typing "php.net/anything" into your location bar?
Busted. We're writers, not developers, so we wrote our XML processing toolchain with XSLT, Bash, Perl, Ruby, Python, and PHP. We only re-publish about 30,000 pages of documentation in about 20 different end-user formats every single day, so it's not like it's a *real* application or anything...
*eyeroll*
You forgot to ask whether he'd like fries with that.
Humans were not made to live in houses, either. Get back in your fucking tree already. Nobody's stopping you.
+1. Sorry I've no mod points today.
Russia wasn't bombing ISIS. It was bombing non-ISIS insurgents.
They've been doing both. They're not mutually exclusive.
Looks to me like RS were asking, "How did we [Americans] let this guy fall into murderous radicalism?" Which seems like a perfectly legitimate question.
Humans had baseline values and morals long before religion was invented.
I'm gonna have to call [citation needed] on that.
I'm sure Turkey considers these points quite interesting, given that it's already coping with nearly 2 million refugees.
A "voluntary duty"? o_O.
Given that my chances of getting my wife on Linux are always going to be slim to none, I bought her a MacBook Pro.
Now I can drink coffee from my "Friends don't let friends run Windows" mug in good standing. 8-)
Do I trust Apple? Not a hell of a lot.
But I distrust Apple a hell of a lot less than I distrust Microsoft these days.
I'm a bit reluctant to blackhole the openSUSE repo. :)
I can just untar PaleMoon in my ~/bin and ignore whatever FF does, if I'm too feeling to lazy to check/uncheck a few boxes in YaST.
I'm not interested in "working with the software". The software should be working for ME, not the other way round.
Themes go heaps further than what colour the buttons are.
Themes are (or were) our way of undoing self-serving/short-sighted UI changes otherwise forced down our throats.
Or maybe you missed it when, for example, some tool at Mozilla decided that since he didn't like the status bar, no-one was going to have one anymore...?
Would these be the same patriarchal defaults that look like they were designed by and for 3-year-olds?
Too bad I already already posted in this thread. Notwithstanding that, here's your complimentary -1, Fuck You, Your Condescending Attitude, And The Horse You Both Rode In On
I am SO VERY tired of hacking profiles, extensions, and theme files every 3-4 weeks to get them to keep working. I am tired of the never-ending Gypsy Switch.
I've used almost nothing but mainline Firefox since before it was Firefox (Mozilla Phoenix 0.6, late 2000--and my original profile that I've been migrating all these years dates back to Netscape 2.0 ca 1995). I've been stubborn as hell about sticking with it.
Because I WANTED TO BELIEVE, but fuck that noise.
I want to BELIEVE but at the end of the day I need to GET STUFF DONE. Time to try something else. Thanks for the link.
I learned something today. Thank you!