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Superflippy is a graphic designer in the southeastern U.S. She has one son and is married to a physicist, despite never having taken a physics class in her life. At home, she runs MacOS X on a dual-processor cheese grater, but uses a MacBook Pro at work.
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Superflippy is a graphic designer in the southeastern U.S. She has one son and is married to a physicist, despite never having taken a physics class in her life. At home, she runs MacOS X on a dual-processor cheese grater, but uses a MacBook Pro at work.
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Eschew obfuscation
Thursday March 29 2007, @09:21AM
Someone twittered about the version of Firefox with an "orthographic corrector." I wondered why this was so great, and whether this was something I needed. So I went to the page they linked to and still didn't get information about this feature beyond the fact that it existed. So I looked up "orthographic" on Google: Of or pertaining to orthography, or right spelling.
That's right, orthographic corrector = spellcheck.
That's right, orthographic corrector = spellcheck.
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Hehe (Score:2)
[Cut to software company]
Manager: We need a new feature in our product, so we can sell a new version and make piles of money.
Toadie: How about we just rename some of the features with hard to understand