*drop the artificial ingredients in as a final step

I assume it's healthier to drop the artificial ingredients as a final step, rather than add them during the mixing process like they do currently?

Inbox is the client, not the service. The "gmail" in "replacing gmail" is only referring to the client.

That is exactly my email situation to a T. The biggest inconvenience is one every few weeks I might have to dip into SA's junkbox and whitelist a sender, but I'm almost happy to do that in light of getting next to no spam by the time email reaches my google inbox.

Unicode trips up shitty programmers. It sounds a little more like it was one of those "out of your league" problems. Probably best to say away from CJK contracts tho. I've shipped shitloads of software with CJK localizations, and frankly, from that word soup you've produced, I don't think you have any idea what you're talking about.

Dutch has an extra character not in the Latin character set.

This is a little like saying it would be handy if the compiler knew what you meant when you wrote code that attemtped to do soemthing for which there is no specifically well defined answer. While you may know what default you want, it's not going to the the right default for another programmer. Hell, usually it's not going to be the right default for some other place in your code where you're allowing your software to try and divide a value by zero.

In theory, you could make a compiler that does something, but it's not a good idea because it would involve some set of programming being satisfied 'with the default' and many others now stuck with possible bugs because their software doesn't crash when it tries and does something mathematically undefined.

I can haz conflicting study next Tuesday.

Your search returned 1,245,245 results, none of which included the actual text you typed, but at some point in the past they apparently linked to pages that did contain the text you typed.

I'm not bothered by dissenting opinions. I'm bothered by reflexively produced bullshit showing neither reading nor thinking ability.

Then it's good neither the AC nor phantomfive were making that argument, now were they?

If you read customer requirements as well as you show you read a two-line slashdot post, I shudder to think of what code quality your customers get.

Will Buzz Aldrin please pick up the white courtesy phone? We have need of your your services.

OK, I was like, "meh". Traffic in Boston. Whatever. Then I noticed the hi-rises on the right... slowly moving (yes, I know the station is actually moving; but everything is relative).

Like trees. Smokey the HR bear. "Only you can prevent fire fires".

Uhhh... it was never cool. We're nerds. NERDS!!!