I think that comment is quite revealing. Thanks for sharing.

If by that you mean, "no actual NSA employees remaining in the wake of the subsequent agency housecleaning"--yeah, it certainly is.

Update: I did not know then that Opera had tossed out their rendering engine. WTF?? What's the point of using it now?

Did you pour the bong water over your cereal this morning?

Or did you really intend to imply that sites with layout never scroll that and no-one's ever had to deal with scrolling before?

Indeed. I'm seldom happier than when I can focus on my content and let the toolchain worry about the presentation. Be even nicer if we could get rid of the server toolchain, just feed everybody DocBook, and let their clients sort it out on their end.

Fortunately, it turns out that I'm pretty good with XSLT, so I get to work on the toolchain as well.

You've never actually worked for a magazine or newspaper, this much is obvious. :)

They did? Where'd this Opera come from that I've got on 2 laptops, 2 smartphones, and a tablet, then? Pixie dust?

I had a tower with 4 of those things in it. It was like listening to a B-52 start up in your garage. :)

You do realise that's a single quote and not an apostrophe, right?

That's not even worthy of a Flamebait mod--that's just stupid.

I am so getting a T-shirt with that printed on it.

That's going straight into my fortune file.

Et voilà! L'UTF, c'est votre ami.

Pardon me there, DJ Jazzy Trevor, but phenomena are plural.

It's only become fashionable to drop the definite article in the last 15 years or so. "The Ukraine" was considered correct in standard English for at least a couple of centuries prior to Putin's birth.