

That’s what blood ought to be in the age of social media.


That’s what blood ought to be in the age of social media.


What does making sense have to do with MS-Windows?


I think you’re overinterpreting a bit. Actually the MS-droid doesn’t really say anything. Just that the taskbar is not movable. Which was exactly the question.Typical evasion strategy.


building the taskbar from scratch meant that they had to cherry-pick things to put into the feature list first, and the ability to move the taskbar didn’t make the cut, for several reasons that Microsoft values.
Translation: Nobody really knows (or wants to take the blame), we probably just forgot to put on the feature list. Anyway, I’ll just use the usual vague weasel-words that don’t really mean anything.


Dozens of packets containing unsafety belts, running scissors and beer explosives were confiscated at…
That’s what the Platonians want you to believe. Fools! Blind, dumb followers of the Athenian sophistry! Socrates was innocent!
Easy. It’s Atlantis. Not only Americans would fail here, also ancient Greeks because they located Atlantis somewhere in the Aegean sea where an undersea quake sunk a couple of islands. Claiming Atlantis was lost and can’t be found, of course, is cheap. It takes the illuminated mind of a trained alchemist to see the truth behind the blindwork of the temple knights and the dark forces of the Vatican.


That’s the origninal meaning of “reactionary”. Did not expect to see a revival of an ideology from the early 20th century.
I’d read a book. One day, if I am really sick. If reading novels makes you feel “unproductive” (you’re fucking sick, you’re not expected to be productive) read something with practical or educational value.
Inferior potassium, maybe, but our potassium is best of world!!


Annexion plans?


I’m sure they’ll find somebody else.


Yes. In some weird way, they are the equivalent to pornography.


That’s what you get for critisising AI - and righ so. I for one, welcome our new electronic overlords!


Sans serif is fine for signs, headlines, single-word content. Not so fine for text blocks, paged text, columns because it does not provide the horizontal guide that serifs provide.


There are a couple of fonts to make reading easier for various groups - visually impaired, dyslexics etc. I am not sure Calibri was designed specifically for any of them. The main problem is that there’s not the one font tht fits all.
The only two incarnations of Windows I found to be acceptable were NT4 and W2k. Anything later was mostly a step into the wrong direction.