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zq29
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the british term designating the popular group at school (actual brits feel free to float in here and correct me if i'm wrong).
Yes, that's one of the terms...
Good show I think, always makes me laugh!
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I personally don't like the idea. The good thing about posting in the forums is that the problem is documented so that others that experience a similar problem in the future can find their solution quicker.
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I have 3 macs and have ever had a problem with any of them.
Fanboys are annoying regardless of what they're fans of, but people that always bitch about fanboys are more annoying.
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No.
Not having any issues with FF3 on Ubuntu 8.04 here... Out of interest, why are you running the server version of 8.04 with X (and Gnome?) installed, why not just install the desktop release?
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Infinite files:
<?php while(TRUE){ $handle = fopen('file.txt','w'); fwrite($handle, 'hello'); fclose($handle); unlink('file.txt'); } ?>
Doesn't that continually create and remove the same file?
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Maybe we should put one of those "Upgrade your browser for a better viewing experience" messages for IE6 users?
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I'd offer a low bandwidth version, and a high bandwidth version. Let the user pick what they want to view.
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You know who invented internet? Al Gore!
You were kidding, right?
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Hah! I couldn't tell if they were jokes or not. Here's a similar article, but they are genuinely serious..
http://shelleytherepublican.com/2008/01/22/mysql-the-harpooned-dolphin.aspx
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I think the comments in that one prove that they aren't being serious... Funny though!
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I SO tried to not leave a comment...
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I generally use the right tools for the right job... They're all useful in a number of different applications.
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Heh, quite cool
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Anyone heard about the new .tel available to register in March 2009? It works on a different concept where it's used for contact information, which is stored directly on the DNS...
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Cookies?
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Nice Audi, Thorpe. Not too sure about the after-market wheels though - Audi stock alloys are generally quite pleasing to the eye I think.
Reversed my '04 Porsche into a parked car a few weeks back. It was pitch black with no street lights and thick fog - I keep telling myself thats an okay excuse, but I still felt sick for the rest of the evening! No damage on the parked car, but my bumpers all creased...
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I used to use AVG back when I used Windows, not sure if it's still kicking around though...
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Authors don't get a sexy badge. =( And we can't set our main group to Authors either. The radio button is disabled. Was that intentional?
I made it to where you can update your primary group to author (Darkwater, I did this for you myself just to test and make sure it went through. Feel free to change it if you wish.) As far as the image goes, you'll have to wait till Daniel0 makes one of the cool tricked out name tags for the Author Group.
FYI: After discussions behind the scenes, I don't think we're adding banners for authors.
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I don't think it should be illegal, I also see it as less damaging to society than alcohol.
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I haven't got speakers on my dev box so can't listen to it, but have you seen the Bill Bailey interpretation of the Magic Roundabout theme? Rather amusing!
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Heh. Everytime I say that my girlfriend is allergic to nuts, somebody always brings it up.
I guess a spot of tea-bagging is out of the question then...
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not really...job>(cat+wife)
Wow, solid relationship then...
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I can't say that I have noticed a delay...
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That, and the endless supply of beaver jokes, it's a sure fire winner!
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I haven't seen any posts on the subject and doubt that there are enough of them to warrent their own forum. I'd imagine the application design forum would be more suitable for that type of post.
Heck of a regex tool !
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Theres a tool available for GNU Linux, I think it's called KDE RegEx Editor, that's really useful. I mainly use it to test my patterns against a bunch of strings. I think it might have been ported to Windows too, actually.