And very interesting articles they are. This crae only reads the local newspaper.
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Rwanks, Rwaxxy! *munch* *munch*
I'd prefer a Scooby Snack.
Went from Mosaic to Netscape (1 till 4) to Mozilla and then to it's spin off FireBird (0.6 and upwards), erm, Fox. Never been an IE user. Never liked the interface. Same goes for Opera.
That was a NetGeo lookup, by the way. Plain ip block lookup (ergo: checking who is responsible for that ip-range) would yield Montreal Quebec, Canada.
The site checks your ip address. According to the ip-address modemcable190.122-37-24.mc.videotron.ca resolves to, you're in Chantilly, Virginia, US of A. Instead of calling your ISP, I'd sooner contact the site and tell them their detection scheme is flawed.
# To skin or not to skin # Whether it's nobler in the mind # To suffer the slings and arrows # Of outrageous fortune # Than to see the skin count of NextStart dwindle If you take into account that the people that make the skins are usually those that use the program, you could say that the user base has stabilised or people are just happy with the skins they are using now.
Sumo. Fights only last a couple of seconds, so it's the ideal sport for the instant gratification youth of today.
bowling balls - http://www.google.nl/search?q=bolwling%20balls Martinsville - http://www.google.nl/search?q=martinsville The world would be a better place if people learned how to use a search engine.
You might want to tie up those tractor boys and run over 'em. "No officer, I really did not see those boys. It was an accident."
I got Photoshop Elements bundled with my scanner. Haven't really ran it yet. Not too sure if I'd jump on the PSP bandwagon before thoroughly testing Gimp.
Image > Mode > Indexed Color Palette: Local (Perceptual) (any of the "local" variants will do, actually) Color: 16 Forced: none
Oi, <jafo> Fibon a cci </jafo> And by the way, the first number is one, as is the second. A Fibonacci sequence is defined as f(n) = f(n-1) + f(n-2), with n being a positive integer, f(1) = 1 and f(2) = 1. Okay, so I'm a smart ass. And a spoil sport probably. And I can't spell, hence the edit. Or on second thought, I can spell, my input just gets mutilated. [Message Edited]
All I have to say issss "China was right" (and that's without finger giggling).
Sounds like a logical decision. Time to merge all sides of customisation.
Speaking of "full GUI skinning". Since when have there been themes on the *nix platform? I have this hunch it predates all of this.
Wiki's are cool, but usually quite chaotic as well. It would require some strict moderation or limited editing access.
The key to all of this, is that Mozilla uses "OS native" widgets if set to the default skin, meaning that it will draw buttons as such just like the OS draws them. So if those gets skinned by WindowBlinds, Mozilla will show them skinned. Toolbars on the other hand, aren't widgets, so they don't get skinned by WindowBlinds.
Ack! Soon there'll be no place for me to hide from the frosticle.
It owuld appear that the situation has already been dealt with. The "getting angry over not fixing his machine"-thing started it. The food incident was the confrontation. The conclusion any sane person would derive from it, is that your friends stand behind you and his petty divide and conquer tactics are backfiring on him. Case closed. Ofcourse, if he's that socially inept not to notice this, homicide's always an option.
Mario Kart Double Dash is definitely _not_ an improvement over Mario Kart 64. How could they take the turtle shield out?! Anyhow, another completely random pick: River City Ransom.
Funny, the first thing I thought when I saw that was "oi, doesn't that look a lot like a Nazi flag?". But the chick in the center gave me James Bond associations. Anyhow, it's pretty harmless.
I've seen the PocketPC's "handwriting recognition". Took me forever to enter a 't'. Palm's perhaps just as bad. Until these things have true handwriting recognition and I can train them to recognise my handwriting, it's no go for me.
Not too shabby. Don't like the grating on the top though.
Hmm... Could it be that simple? Obviously not. For a minute, I though you''d allow people to input plain html, but that doesn''t seem to be the case. Conclusion: admin toys. [Message Edited]