The market for xxx was always for non-xxx businesses - there are so many more of them needing to defend their brands. The porn industry was second.
We all knew this right, that why we all suggested it was a bad idea at the time?
I don't file my email into folders, I have a computer to do that. They are good at that kind of thing you know... popfile.
So now my search is faster than yours because I can target a foldered subset of my emails without the overhead of moving emails to the right folder. Looks like I win.
Or if we don't all descend from a common source (the rest having died or being killed off), does that give weight to racist arguments that blacks and whites are separate species?
No. And dogs that look different are not different species either. They are dogs.
I don't need to close Firefox and reopen it. It is perfectly able to close itself at random times for me.
When a Mars mission narration refers to "miles" and "feet" it makes me shudder.
Does anyone really uses HTML in emails? I mean seriously?
Certainly. Hopefully every email I send and receive is rich text aside from mailing lists and notifications.
Welcome to the new millennium where we don't *have* to use plain text for everything.
Not for me. It only understands Windows line feeds, so anything else I have is all on one line.
I am sure they will fix this eventually.
I want a new image format.
I want alpha, I want CMYK or whatever colourspace. I want exif or whatever metadata.
But more than anything I want it to support both lossy and lossless algorithms so we can finally see an end to people using jpg for everything, including hard contrast logos.
It would just take a checkbox on the save dialog with some wording to encourage lossless where appropriate.
driving side choice, and coke formula.
The coke formula thing is my favorite. The rest of the world went - ok whatever, a new taste coke. They shrugged and moved on.
In the US, there was outrage, and the subsequent re-introduction of the old formula as coke classic.
Units, date formats, coke, etc will never change because changing stuff is clearly anti-american.
Britain also horrendous libel laws.
Given that warning letters without significant supporting evidence can be considered damaging to the reputation of an individual, it would seem appropriate that if you are on the receiving end of a warning letter, you should sue the sender for libel.
If this happens enough, then it might results in changes to one of the DEA laws or libel laws, so it would be a win win type deal.
"Engineering meets art in the parking lot and things explode." -- Garry Peterson, about Survival Research Labs