Comment: Indeed doesn't work (Score 1) 103
"Can I get a hug?" translates into "laH Hugh chaw'a'?"
and translating it back to English results to: "Breaks can he suffered him?"
Assuming, ofcourse, that this sentence is translatable. Is it?
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"Can I get a hug?" translates into "laH Hugh chaw'a'?"
and translating it back to English results to: "Breaks can he suffered him?"
Assuming, ofcourse, that this sentence is translatable. Is it?
I think I heard of this site when I first heard about Linux.. probably before 2000. I think I visited it twice in my life. Then and today.
That's so old.
And that's one ugly site. I have nothing against those retro photos, but it's a real bad selection of colors.
At first, I could just disconnect from the internet to get work done.
But now, since I have to interact with servers on the internet during work, I just set up a proxy which allows me only to connect to the work servers. It's called Privoxy and it can run on windows or linux, and it's easy to enable/disable it.
The previous mobile site was much better.
I want to have the same experience I have in Slashdot, where I can read stories just by scrolling, without having to click on each article and move to a new page for every item!
I'm kinda addicted to Pandora, so I use Seamonkey just for accessing Pandora.
I have to use a US proxy in order to access Pandora since I live in Israel and Pandora cannot be accessed outside the US. So I defined a proxy (through ssh SOCKS) in Seamonkey and I use it only for accessing Pandora.
Explain.
That girl sounds cool. I wonder why she keeps her picture private!
Yea, it's fine w/ me.
What's not fine is that it took
Here's an example of what they are telling their customers:
IE is becoming a really outdated browser - we can't offer full support for IE, though we do try our best to offer that. IE uses different syntax for CSS than many other browsers, and generally causes problems. It will be nice when everyone stops using it!
Thanks for using 4ormat, Stefan
So it implies that IE manages to display most of their content, but thet don't really bother fixing IE-related problems.
You are such a good boy. Here. Let me pat you on the head. *pat*
Now, if only you could play well with Linus.. it'd have made me a much happier father.
I wrote a short story called "It's hard living in Jerusalem during the winter".
Search engines, can you please help people find it?
Google: First result.
Bing: Not found - at least not in the first 250 results. Searching with quotes does help though.
DuckDuckGo: Miserable failure - even quotes don't help - and it IS supposed to use other search engines.
So either Bing and DDG suck, or they just hate me personally. Either way, I'm not going to use any of them.
"I am coming too! I want to live on the moon!!!"
Unless I failed to understand the poll.
I didn't see any application link or name in that article, and a google search leads only to slashdot and that article.
Did they mean a website, maybe?
PS: I hope the new ruling party of Syria will be nicer to Israelis than ASSad.
I don't like Flash (mostly because of its non-free nature), but paradoxically, I worry what would happen when it dies.
Currently, ALL the annoying ads are in Flash. So I just block Flash with FlashBlock (and click on the Flash objects that I want to see, which are usually embedded videos). That makes the web very tolerable for me.
What will I do when Flash dies, and everyone moves to HTML5 ads? Will it be easy to block them as well? I suspect it'll be much easier for publishers to make it hard-to-block ads, now when it's all in the HTML.
Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish. -- Euripides