On Tue, Sep 12, 2006 at 05:03:19PM -0400, Cory Myers wrote:
Worse IMHO, is customers/people/boneheads that have switched to
html-only
mail, just so they can force this font upon us, as they like it so
much.
Or those who've switched to HTML-only mail for the purpose of
delighting in
jrod...@hate.spamportal.net wrote:
In the middle of a long technical discussion about some sort of
development problem in a clunky API that the customer is misusing:
Me: I often become unclear as to who is saying what in these email
exchanges. Could you consider indenting or prefixing the
On or about Tue, Sep 12, 2006 at 07:36:46PM +1000, Daniel Pittman typed:
I think this unfairly maligns Comic Sans, a fine font for the purpose it
was designed for: lettering funny books. Having actually seen it in use
where it was intended I think the font itself is great.
It is utterly
On Sep 12, 2006, at 5:36 AM, Daniel Pittman wrote:
I think this unfairly maligns Comic Sans, a fine font for the
purpose it
was designed for: lettering funny books. Having actually seen it
in use
where it was intended I think the font itself is great.
What I loath is the fashion for
On Tue, 12 Sep 2006, Patrick Carr wrote:
There was a time when I was similarly blasé about the abuses of comic
sans, and then I saw it at 3600 pt, in lights.
http://gneiss.geo.cornell.edu/external/saucy_noodle.jpg
From what I understand they put just as much care into their food.
A
I don't know about you, dear hates-software reader, but, in general,
when wanting to write something like an index for a search engine I have
two major uses cases.
The first is - open the index and start using it. The second is - open
the index, if it doesn't exists then create it, then use
Please Mr iTunesman
( Stop )
Oh yes, wait a minute
Mister Tunesman
( Wait )
Wait Mister Tunesman
(*) Please Mister Tunesman look and see
( Oh yeah )
If there's some artwork in your store for me
( Please, Please, Mister Tunesman )
Why's it takin' such
*applause*
--
Adam Auden - UNIX Metal Geek
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