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Here's hoping someone is devoting the same creative energies to solving the
"FFx has locked me up again" bug in v 2.0.
-tj
On 12/12/06, Marcus G. Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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J T Johnson wrote:
> Here's hoping someone is devoting the same creative energies to
> solving the "FFx has locked me up again" bug in v 2.0.
Pooh pooh pooh! The call seems more for analytical skills.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=relevance+desc&bug_statu
Marcus:
Thanks for this link. I had been unsuccessful in my search for something
like this.
Ah, the power of the well-sourced listserv; may it reign for ever and ever.
-tj
On 12/12/06, Marcus G. Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
J T Johnson wrote:
> Here's hoping someone is devoting the s
One thing seems sure is that the world's obsession with multiplying
wealth, power and the complexity of our lives will stop being fun and
loose credibility, the same way any 'unstoppable' force built on
contradictions does. There's nothing more perfectly certain to be
embarrassed than a plan to a
Phil Henshaw wrote:
> One thing seems sure is that the world's obsession
> with multiplying wealth, power and the complexity of our lives will
> stop being fun and loose credibility
Money, value and stability are different. Thus we have markets,
mechanisms for determining interest and exchange
That describes, in a jocular way, the concept of homeostasis. When the
regular balances aren't enough, you just rely on your reserves of
creativity. The reserves don't cover the gap for infinite strains
tending rapidly toward infinity, just for some range of unexpected
events. The interesting o
>
> That describes, in a jocular way, the concept of homeostasis. When the
> regular balances aren't enough, you just rely on your reserves of
> creativity. The reserves don't cover the gap for infinite strains
> tending rapidly toward infinity, just for some range of unexpected
> events. The i
