When you have great drugs the company doesn't matter at all. Nothing's better than having in-depth conversations with extremely witty and intelligent people that are all just a figment of your imagination.

Youtube doesn't support dial-up either, that doesn't mean you shouldn't.

There are plenty of free libraries you can use to retain IE6 compatibility with your website. Yes it's quirky and a pain in the ass but if you can't offer at least basic functionality for IE6 users then you're doing something wrong. The anti-IE6 movement just means that there are a lot of developers out there who are too lazy or inexperienced to deal with an older browser. They should take more pride in their work IMHO.

Also happens for me in the Windows version.

There's a setting for that. :) Advanced | Configuration | Application Layout | Miscellaneous | Allow multiple instances.

I suspect our views about religion are very similar. The difference is that I don't ridicule people that disagree with me on the subject, unless they use their views as an excuse to belittle others.

Well I'll be sure to give you a tolerance trophy if I ever meet you. I like the guy just fine, I send him money and I use his software every day. Sorry for pointing out his eccentricities to try and make my post more interesting. Sometimes I forget that the internet is serious business.

Do you declare anyone with religious beliefs contrary to your own as a "whack job"?

Generally speaking, I declare someone a "whack job" if they strongly hold any ridiculous beliefs unsubstantiated by science or reason. Religion has nothing to do with it besides being a common source of said individuals. But the purpose of my post wasn't to troll Jesus freaks, s/whack job/superstitious/ if you feel my tone was too pejorative.

I still haven't found anything I like as much as UltraEdit, even if the author is a bit of a whack job.

As a satisfied user I just wanted to give another shoutout to Sphinx. It really is fantastic, better than Lucene if you want something lightweight and easy to configure, and the speed and relevance of search results are excellent. Commercial support is available and it's being used on Craigslist and The Pirate Bay among other notable sites. Anyone who's struggling with MySQL's anemic fulltext search would do well to give it a look.

Your idea sounds similar to DKIM; although there are no certifying authorities with the DKIM system, it provides a method of authentication so existing filters can work more effectively.

In fact, you can.