What if the government makes it a compulsion for cars, in lieu of safety and .... (fill your own pick of complicated legal term) :omg:
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From the Internet??? :-\
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Not a dream...not a dream.....:suss: "Welcome to the real world " - Morpheus, The Matrix
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umm...I don't see any warning at the top of the forum telling me to use ie4+ or a gecko based browser.... And now I get this on FireFox when i try to navigate to www.codeproject.com/lounge.aspx XML Parsing Error: no element found Location: http://www.codeproject.com/script/common/ErrorInternal.aspx?aspxerrorpath=/script/Forums/Edit.aspx Line Number 1, Column 1: Getting to the Lounge using www.codeproject.com > click on Lounge works though Chris...help :doh:
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Before I get chided for irritating Chris by adding to the overwhelming amount of complaints that CP has been getting for some time now, I would like to inform you of a minor complication that I have been noticing on my browser. Being one among the 0.77% of Opera fanatics in the world[^], I simply refuse to switch to "The Fox" just because I have problems navigating CP. The problem I'm facing is that the famous Quick-View of CP does not always work on my Opera. Every time I click on a link, the whole page is refreshed. I have configured Opera to mask itself as Firefox, as well as set all possible options that CP has provided me with. This used to work just fine before CP was updated recently. I'm sure there are more of us Opera-ians in the CP world. Please let me know if anyone has any solutions for this. P.S.: Forgot to add that this is not always the case. There are times when it works just the way it used to before.
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Well, they think the Lounge IS a waste of time :)
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I need help with something on CP. CP is one of my favourite sites, and I visit it at least 10-12 times a day at work. Out of those visits, 80% of the time I'm on the lounge. And I never seem to get enough of the wisecracking, helpful, and occasionally bellicose individuals who frequent the Lounge as well. Now the problem is, I have recently been shifted to a location which is...well, let's say, visible to everybody entering our building. Since the "yellowish" page is what's almost always seen on my display, the "big 'uns" are prone to be interested on what I am doing visiting such a "waste of office time" site. I don't think it's such a good idea to be letting myself getting "caught" being on the lounge ;P My question is, is there any way I can "mask" this appearance of CP Lounge, so that it does not seem so identifiable. I tried changing the mode to user mode on Opera, but that just makes CP look like a badly designed website from the '90s. :-D Anyone have any ideas if I can change the color of CP or some other way for my browser? Any help would be really appreciated. -- modified at 0:08 Friday 30th November, 2007
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Happy b'day CP:rose: Hope we can look on you for more great articles, and more and more lounge postings to bring smiles on our faces.:)
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OK, this may probably not be the right place to be asking this question, but here goes.... A friend of mine asked me today how much time and money must've been spent in creating games like Second Life. This left me wondering. How do the guys at such companies estimate the time and cost factors...and what really must've been the estimated cost for such games? Any ideas, anyone?
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2064? AFAIK, it's 2064 running here in Nepal, for the last 7 months. The new year that you are referring to might be Nepal Sambat, the new year for the native people from Nepal. And the new year in that case is 1128. Get your facts right, man! :wtf:
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Haven't had that one for some time, but my guess is it's some variant of the Brontok virus. Try googling for a fix.:)
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Who the 68 65 6C 6C is Kyle Edwards? :wtf:
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Just like to keep jumping between moods ;P
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Right now: Ayreon Also keep switching between JJ Cale, Maiden, Metallica, Dream Theater, Friedman,Kenny G.....the playlist keeps changing. :)
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You can try Process XP[^] if you need to see what ports are used by an application or service.
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mmmm...makes my mouth water. Hope the cleaner does not get angry at all the saliva around my table ;P
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What are you? The Repost Police?;P
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No continue. This question been giving the problems to scientists for the years. No one answer can fix this. Yes Please. ;)
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