A. Pagaltzis wrote:
* Jarkko Hietaniemi [2006-06-26 18:05]:
[snip]
address books but they are live in one pile of shit called a
PST).
Pile of ShiT - now it all finally makes sense!
Maybe "Pile of Steamy Turds"?
Regards,
Oh how that does my soul good. Thank you for that
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* Jarkko Hietaniemi [2006-06-26 18:05]:
> Robert G. Werner wrote:
> > Don't get me started on Outlook.
> >
> > Who has ever heard of having two place in one file to store
> > your fucking address book (and they really are two separate
> > address books but they are live in one pile of shit called
On Fri, Jun 23, 2006 at 05:18:10PM -0500, Peter da Silva wrote:
> > can someone please send steve a memo that having apple + q so close to
> > apple +w makes it far too easy to quit something you didn't mean to?
>
> Surely someone's written a Haxie (err, APE plugin) to require CMD-Q CMD-Q
> within
David Cantrell wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 03:12:46AM -0400, Foofy wrote:
>
>> I just put each attribute on its own line. Easier to read and edit.
>> > attr='blahblah'
>> attr='blahblah'
>> attr='blahblah'
>> />
>
> A, the language that has twice the brackets of Lisp with
Robert G. Werner wrote:
> Guy Thornley wrote:
> [snip]
>
>> Outlook hate deserves a whole hate-thread of its own, I'm sure :) Even from
>> us types that don't use it, but occasionally attempt to communicate with
>> those that do..
>>
>> - Guy
> Don't get me started on Outlook.
>
> Who has ever he
On 6/26/06, Kevin O'Rourke wrote:
Peter da Silva wrote:
> Heh. My first reaction was "why are you still running Windows 9x?"
I'm not, it's Windows XP Pro.
> Not that kind of scheduler. :)
No, I meant the cron kind. Imagine if every bit of software you
installed on a Unix/Linux system came with
Peter da Silva wrote:
> Heh. My first reaction was "why are you still running Windows 9x?"
I'm not, it's Windows XP Pro.
> Not that kind of scheduler. :)
No, I meant the cron kind. Imagine if every bit of software you
installed on a Unix/Linux system came with its own special version of
cron. Th
