But knowing to not shoot selfies of yourself being a total jackass is something that can make some sense a lot earlier than 18. If some 15 year old can know enough not to drop his pants in front of his grandmother or in front of his classroom at school, he already has what it takes to know not to do it online.
Mod this up. (I've already posted in the thread, so I can't.)
Did you confront the responsible party? No? Then don't ask everyone else to fix your problem, which is with that person, not with us or the Internet.
I can see you've not actually been to Shenzhen recently. I have.
Solitaire is for chumps. All the cool kids know that 3D Pinball is where it's at.
That's because your parser's broken.
Breaking themes and extensions with every new release isn't a useful feature? Who could tell?
Well, I was wanting to listen to some James Brown.
OTOH, if I'd visited YT due to an attempt at rickrolling me...
Opera.
The latest version of Chromium appears to be good for little other than crashing my desktop on startup.
I don't know how useful you consider the site, but this morning's Firefox update broke YouTube for me.
The guy ignored the signs on the outlets stating that they were for use by cleaners only, not by passengers.
The police dropped the original charge but he apparently couldn't keep from mouthing off to the officers involved about it so they arrested him again.
*Yawn*
Formerly known as Jasc Trajectory Pro--a product I once held high hopes for, until Adobe assimilated it.
I don’t hit many problems other than the BBC insist on using Flash to serve video and increasingly serve articles as video only (sigh)
Makes it easier to hide the increasing number of spelling and grammatical errors seen in BBC articles.
HomestarRunner already has you covered.
(Requires Flash. Bite me.)
Eh? My Android tablet supports Flash.
I'd miss MyBrute.
Those who can, do; those who can't, write. Those who can't write work for the Bell Labs Record.
