And since you can't have both IE6 and IE8 installed at the same time on the same machine without jumping through hoops (and apparently it's too difficult a learning curve for IT to support Firefox for some 99% of the apps while relegating IE6 only for use with this one application in question), we're stuck with IE6 as a corporate standard.
Which also means we can't get off XP easily either. Bleah all around.
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Ya ever wonder if Slashdot had been a Facebook app, whether anyone would have used it?
SO.... calling it a "20-girl Go-go-rama. Free buffet" would be perfectly legal?
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Not that the slashdot crowd would be in to either football or go-go-rama's. Or even know 20 girls to begin with.
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Yeah, I know it's a cliche. Actually, our local cops are at the diner, not the donut shop. But diners are a regional thing. Donut shops are pretty much worldwide.
Phone's been on ever since when they take a roadtrip. All in the perspective, I guess.
It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.