Peter Stein wrote:
You plus 2 others doesn't equal everyone.
And you alone are lot of people?
Part of the problem was that nobody bothered to read the steps to
reproduce that I originally submitted. You may have noticed that my
detailed examples for this bug was the last entry.
Yeah:
1.
Sören Kuklau wrote:
Would someone from Netscape or so volunteer to let About.com know that
mozilla-*@mozilla.org e-mail address should *not* be in any mailing list
because they are a mailing list themselves?
I've just send a mail to abuse.
Hope that helps.
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Morten Nilsen wrote:
okay, who will write them?
I suggest someone with a position of importance mozilla.org
Is it possible in the US to take some legal action against him? Maybe
that would make him learn.
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BigRedFed wrote:
Apparently they were all resubscribed again. I went through and
unsubscribed them all another time. Sent another message for abuse too.
Very good.
I vote for legal action. This not fun anymore.
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Morten Nilsen wrote:
I encourage everyone who love mozilla to send good letters to his ISP,
with good documentation of his acts.
Maybe a native speaker could write a good one and post it here?
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Brian Heinrich wrote:
Depends on your background, I s'pose. HTML messages have their problems
(largely due to how e-mail clients mark 'em up, from what I can see),
and may not have any added utility over and above a plain-text message,
but, damn!, they're generally more readable.
John Reyst wrote:
1. Doesn't work with the menu on www.wizards.com
Seems to work here.
2. Shockwave doesn't appear to work (yet)
Did you install the plugin?
3. Sometimes when setting preferences to Autocomplete addresses as you
type them you hit the OK button but nothing happens
??
Works
Peter Stein wrote:
I just downloaded 0.9.9 and it has the same problem.
This is after I submitted bug #125290 which after repeated
emails has gone completely ignored.
The message seems clear, if your bug doesn't affect those
working on the project you're wasting your time submitting
Stuart Ballard wrote:
I'm not sure what I think Mozilla should *do* about this - I've always
just chalked it up as the cost of having a secure password. Perhaps an
option to always prompt for the password when you first start mozilla?
Stuart.
Preferences -PS -Master Password -Master
Peter Stein wrote:
How do you know? I certainly have not corresponded with you.
Are *you* on the Mozilla project team and have *you* investigated
this problem? There is no evidence that *anyone* has taken a
serious look at this. Don't believe me? Look up the tracking
report for the above
Peter Stein wrote:
Right on. During a visit with relatives in northern Bavaria I happened
to catch a TV show in which someone speaking Platt Deutsch was being
interviewed. I couldn't for the life of me understand a thing being said.
Plattdeutsch is not German but it is very close to it.
It
Peter Stein wrote:
And of course Kugelschreiber und Gummikopf ! :-)
^^
I don't want to know how they pronounce that ;-)
It was funny enough with english people trying to say my name.
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Senator Dan Burton wrote:
He is nothing but a silly little weenie troll who hates Netscape (and
apparently Moz by association) and endlessly flames and trolls groups to
the point where the group is near-wrecked.
The best way to get rid of a troll is to simply ignore him.
By the way there is
Pascal Chevrel wrote:
Many mozilla users use it, if people use it, it is by definition useful.
I prefer Xchat. Chatzilla is too slow.
I guess that it is pure provocation from your part, Opera mail client
totally lacks of ergonomy and features. You can't even create
sub-folders or create
Magnus W wrote:
As an official representant for Magnusia, I would be happy to take Britney
off your hands. Please contact me for the arrangement of those matters.
Don't trade with biological weapons please.
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Johannes Trommer wrote:
[...]
Yes, for example Autobahn und Kindergarten ;-)
Not to forget Rucksack ;-)
has anyone a list of germen words used in english language??
Angst
Zeitgeist
Bratwurst
Schadenfreude
Blitzkrieg (erm, this word is not used any longer in german.)
Realpolitik
Ben Bucksch wrote:
I read somewhere no the web: English (and German) are not Latin-based;
they're Germanic, not Romance.
That's why it's called German and not Roman :-Þ
And especially for the readers of The Sun: There is no known influence
from the huns. ;-)
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Sören Kuklau wrote:
And here again, why not children's garden or so?
Because nobody wants his childs planted?
Oh, I've just found this link:
http://members.eunet.at/robb/rlgereng.htm
It seems there are a lot more words.
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Johnny wrote:
What language is that?
looks great, i really do want to learn that one.
johnny
That was german. You'll need a lot of time to learn that ;-)
Aber ich wünsche Dir viel Spaß dabei!
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Brayan wrote:
german?!
i have heard: you can say in one word, almost an entire sentence
is that true?
Not realy. But you can build very large words like:
Donaudampschiffkapitänsmützenfabrikbesitzer
That would mean the owner of the factory for the hat of captains of
steamboats on the
Garth Wallace wrote:
I beg to differ. At least German's vocabulary is somewhat related to
that of English.
Yes, for example Autobahn und Kindergarten ;-)
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Garth Almgren wrote:
I see your point and like the idea of least to greatest, but many people
have been trained too well. Whenever I see something like 070101 I
immediately think July 1st, 2001.
That reminds me on a show of Jay Leno. He was asking people on the
street about conversion
Christopher Jahn wrote:
Because that's some weird ass non-standard date format.
This side of the pond uses mmdd.
;-)
What's more weird?
small unit - medium unit - large unit or
medium unit - small unit - large unit?
:-Þ
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Christopher Jahn wrote:
A fur trapper may walk into a saloon after months in the woods,
and ask the date.
It's September, stranger. The 23rd, to be exact he might be
told. A Saturday.
LOL
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Sören Kuklau wrote:
See http://www.raumausstattung.de/999/533.html . Both applies. And no
need to get angry.
Go to http://www.din.de/
They know how they are called :-)
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Garth Wallace wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
10 PRINT HELP!
20 GOSUB 10
30 END (I know... with the GOSUB it isn't necessary, but shortcuts
aren't cool ;)
Shouldn't that be GOTO? I still remember bits of BASIC...
GOSUB is also possible but not very good here.
GOSUB is like a procedure
I've just tested the newest nightly build for Linux. There seems to be
an error in the internet search function. I've configured Mozilla to use
Google for searching. When I use the search item in the URL-bar nothing
happens. When I press the 'Search' button it opens the Netscape-search.
Anyone
Peter Lairo wrote:
And are prison cells in Germany much larger? No!
Sure they are. And they are in a real building, protecting the prisoners
of strorms and rain.
And prisoners don't
have the nice surround-view nor pleasant tropical climate
I suggest you spend your next holidays there.
Peter Lairo wrote:
That's because it's *cold* in Germany. Subtropical cultures don't need
the solid contructions as are needed in the norther hemisphere.
Sure. That's why people can life in boxes made of wire and wood. People
in california also think that there ist nothing better than
Travis Crump wrote:
Okay, I will bite, I did a simple Google search and here is what I came
up with:
a) I assume you are referring to the Lagrande case.
Yes, he did.
b) The German goverment was informed in 1992, seven years before they
were executed. Prior to that it was unknown
Robert McDonald wrote:
Is there a way (prefs.js?) to get mozilla to identify itself as IE?
You can use the Evangelism Sidebar.
http://mozilla-evangelism.bclary.com/sidebars/
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michael lefevre wrote:
at home, mozilla tries to connect to a host called cnn, finds that it
doesn't exist, and then tries adding the www. and the .com
Is it possible to add other TLDs like .de or .net?
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