it will affect! And if by some
chance this is a mistake, we're not held responsible, because we
warned you! So, you gotta ask yourself the question, punk: do you
feel lucky? [Yes] [No]
...or even not bother with the confirmation dialog in the first place.
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for a perceved deficiency in _anything_ else, but I can't think
of it now.
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to sue when the box with the light turns out to be lying.
(And an extra helping of fail for me for mailing back to Peter
directly instead of to the list.)
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the contents which have scrolled off the top.
This sounds like a delightful re-implementation of the decision which
dumps out help text (or --help text) to stderr, meaning one has to
jump through hoops in order to read more than the last screen's worth
of it.
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on the Outlooks of everyone else for that fix to be
worth anything.
Does Mutt run on Windows yet? :) (and yes, that *still* wouldn't
fix his problem, because everyone else's Outlook would still be in
the default you-don't-need-to-know-that mode!)
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the argument because of all the software it
generates that we end up hating.
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YEARS.
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be useful.
But what it all comes down to is that this is the particular way I
will tollerate^W^Wlike being kicked in the nuts. Your tastes are
obviously different. And Windows proves that people can get used
to anything.
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exist. There isn't any other way to invoke screen, IMO.
But I wear a cup when dealing with screen anyways. Just seems
prudent.
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waiting for you downstairs.
If you want to hate NetApp filers, how about mixed-mode filesystems?
(Sorry for the direct email Peter, I'm obviously the stupid monkey of
the day.)
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need a drink.
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was halucinating again). AND the web
managagement thing claims it is green across the board.
We're afraid to reboot the system attached to it.
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generate a ton of messages which no one ever read.
Neither of which are tool tips, but exemplify the spirit of dumping
out a ton of useless noise when a gnat in Lower Tunisia contemplates
scratching its ass.
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as the default device and now print to _that_ instead.
Doing this also has the pleasant side effect of making information
sent to collegues much less likely to be accidentally doctored
after the fact.
/me waits for PDF hate.
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expect.
So Outlook is broken, but if you are not using Word as an email
editor, it is probably consistantly broken.
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was on the client, because the store was
compressed. So if your client stopped reading the message once
the advertised number of bytes passed by, you usually didn't get
the end of the message.
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to be in.
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by ignoring the List-Id header. But tbh, I hate Daniel
more than I hate his software.
This was my first reaction too, but then I wondered if I was confusing my
hatred for the software with hatred for people who don't know how to use
their software, broken as it proabably is.
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in the user portion of their email address (ie me)?
...which I don't actually hate, just dislike, so I guess it isn't
really appropriate.
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cannot cover up the top three lines of the email list with
the preview pane.
I'll just repeat that the user had been sitting there for TWO WEEKS
wondering why he had no email.
Kill. Me.
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on this.
Ah, but back in the early days of the perl-on-NT effort from
ActiveState (please please please don't make me remember any more) I
used to say it's a damn good thing that there's more than one way to
do it, because most of them don't work!
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never happened
because NetBackup couldn't find a tape to dump its databases to.
Say what you want about NetVault (and believe me I will), but it gets
all this RIGHT. Which is stunning when you consider how much else
NetFault gets WRONG.
_HATE._
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