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Spiders have never scared me. Once this huge house spider (which had a 10cm diameter with legs out) crawled across my living room, and I picked it up, and put it in the loft (there's loadsa spiders there for it to befriend). I don't mind seeing real gore, but particular types (like intestines spilling) makes me freak. I can watch it, but after a few minutes I start to feel like my abdomen is exploding, or something. And it makes me feel sick, but, yeah, I generally don't get ill from looking at gore. Although, one thing I get scared of is powerful wind. A tree almost fell on me once in a gale-force winds. Scary stuff.
Steve Vai - Bad Horsie
^^ TEH WIN!!
^^ TEH WIN!!
Me and 7th were talking about image editing by hand 
Not programming. It's funny when people say "omfgomfg i maed my site wiv notpad omfg i r soooo 1337 
". Don't design a site as an image, cause it will never turn out as expected when you develop the stylesheet (unless you go the assholes route and image map everything!).
Not programming. It's funny when people say "omfgomfg i maed my site wiv notpad omfg i r soooo 1337 ". Don't design a site as an image, cause it will never turn out as expected when you develop the stylesheet (unless you go the assholes route and image map everything!).Oh just remembered, the animated PNG extension is MNG. Atom can just filter for MNG like he can with other extensions.
Animated PNG's don't have a PNG extension
You would have to redraw the image using the probe every few milliseconds, good luck ;P
RAM is too volatile, depending on the DRAM refresh timer, the RAM will clear too instantly for your hands to probe the image into it
or you could manually dig data into a HDD platter using a microscope and a microscopic pin 
There is an animated PNG format, and most decent browsers support it too, can't remember the name of it though.
Jason Becker - Perpetual Burn
GIF sucks, PNG for teh win!
I have a fear of pointless threads.
/me screams and hides from this thread
j/k
/me screams and hides from this thread
j/k
Image mapping SUCKS. Especially for users of text browsers (Like I do, then X isn't availible).
Haha, webdesigning programs suck.
Get rid of that Head font, use a standard font like Verdana, and provide a generic family like "serif".
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How did I know Jahzel's reply would be about bashing steam? 
Ok, but be prepared for Steam to take ages "validating the files"..
Meh, you should get a boxed copy. Then you can install it on machines with dialup/slow DSL with minimum waiting time, although it can take ages to validate, so if you have fast net, it's quicker to download.
Steve Vai - Fuck Yourself
#Fuck yourself with a rubber hose,
stuff it in your mouth, and down your trough.
Up your nose or in your heiny hole,
I don't care, where it goes.
Now it don't matter if your straight or gay,
you should fuck yourself, anyway.
Now, you don't have to listen to a word I say,
but if I know you, you'll be humpin' away.
Fuck yourself with your neighbors nose,
if you can't use that, use a ten foot pole.
Stick it up your ass and go for a stroll,
everyone will know, you've been to the show.
If you can't take it, eat my stool,
masturbate with some crazy glue...
etc etc#
#Fuck yourself with a rubber hose,
stuff it in your mouth, and down your trough.
Up your nose or in your heiny hole,
I don't care, where it goes.
Now it don't matter if your straight or gay,
you should fuck yourself, anyway.
Now, you don't have to listen to a word I say,
but if I know you, you'll be humpin' away.
Fuck yourself with your neighbors nose,
if you can't use that, use a ten foot pole.
Stick it up your ass and go for a stroll,
everyone will know, you've been to the show.
If you can't take it, eat my stool,
masturbate with some crazy glue...
etc etc#
Make the windows solids
bitorrent, private ftp/http servers and DC for teh win!~
Ooh, just noticed! Well done!
For webservering, unless your site isn't too high bandwidth, you should have at least 512k upstream, for sure.
Bz2! Bz2 for the great win!
Don't advertise.
Grr, evil seventh merging my posts!
The IE style is very very clean, and minimal, it's just that the browser sucks. Firefox takes IE's already simple interface and adds an amazing browser underneath the interface. It doesn't need tons of features to be great, although if you want you can turn it into bloatware by adding 1000s of extensions, which there are plenty of.
Compiling it for Linux now I always liked GIMP the way it is, but I prefer photoshop's interface, and easiness. Ok, it won't compile, due to the fact the configuration script doesn't like my version of libtiff. Same with the binary package. Oh well, it was worth a try.
I always liked GIMP the way it is, but I prefer photoshop's interface, and easiness. Ok, it won't compile, due to the fact the configuration script doesn't like my version of libtiff. Same with the binary package. Oh well, it was worth a try.Try usin Bzip2, now there's a nice file compression format, except you poor Windows users don't get a native bz2 compressor. Hah.
in a very small wooden hut that
Who needs Opera? Firefox can CSS override too By the way, Fx releases are for pussies, I run beta releases and unnofficial/self-compiled builds all the time. My current scragz render test wr time is 1.3secs using a custom fx build with every extension disabled and the O3 (Optimiser level 3) flag (with plenty of config tweaks of course). Opera at stock does 1.92 for me. Stock Firefox 1.0.2 does 1.83, and 1.0.3 gets 1.94. Oh, also, with the cache cleared, all of the aforementioned browsers perform approximately 0.3 secs better, although I haven't tested the speed difference of disk cache to RAM cache, the latter most ilkely being faster.
Scragz Mozilla-compatible Table Render test: http://scragz.com/tech/mozilla/test-rendering-time.php
By the way, Fx releases are for pussies, I run beta releases and unnofficial/self-compiled builds all the time. My current scragz render test wr time is 1.3secs using a custom fx build with every extension disabled and the O3 (Optimiser level 3) flag (with plenty of config tweaks of course). Opera at stock does 1.92 for me. Stock Firefox 1.0.2 does 1.83, and 1.0.3 gets 1.94. Oh, also, with the cache cleared, all of the aforementioned browsers perform approximately 0.3 secs better, although I haven't tested the speed difference of disk cache to RAM cache, the latter most ilkely being faster. Scragz Mozilla-compatible Table Render test: http://scragz.com/tech/mozilla/test-rendering-time.php
Didn't you read? Fixed in Fx 1.0.3.
So does punctuation and grammar.
Eww, Java. Sun's stupid Java Machine doesn't work so I can't try it now. I tried it ages ago and I recall getting 78 wpm, 0 errors, 100% accuracy. Although it took a few attempts.
Hmm, what does Linux stand for? I think I knew ages ago. Doesn't it just mean Linus Unix?
Hmmm, bug in the Linux build?
Doesn't work under Opera 8 at all. Just says "Now loading...". Firefox loads pretty much instantly.
But England > Scotland. So therefor my rambling > ministeve's opinion.
No, the little menu next to the content, with "Ask a question" and "Product info".
I've found a bug in Opera! Go on http://www.bocspecialgases.co.uk and goto the main page. The menu don't load in Opera, loads in Firefox though. Looks like Opera is owned again.
IEMC, that wasn't alphanumeric. This is:
sh3349dhk59aj
sh3349dhk59aj
Half-Life 1 > Half-Life 2 > Halo *
HALO SUCKS!
HALO SUCKS!
How can you talk about compact? I can run Firefox with one bar (everything in menubar). Now, that's some space real estate.
...how mature
Hmm, after viewing the Scragz table test on both my optimized Firefox beta (with all tweaks) and a stock Opera. Opera got 1.5 roughly, and 1.7 for Firefox... although, after a reload, Firefox got 1.3 and Opera 1.6. I kinda like the way Opera shows more verbose information, but it's way too bulky, has a bad rendering engine, has ads, and is commercial. Firefox wins overall imo.
I gave Opera a try, but the Linux version really does SUCK.
Opera is commercial scum. I prefer to wget the html and read through it tbh. Much quicker, no rendering! Woot.
habboi, XHTML isn't "Java stuff". It's a superset of HTML which has XML features and a modular style (well, XHTML 1.1 does).
EWW! ASP!! /me pukes