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tuxchick

Nov 08, 2006
3:24 PM EST 		hey esteamed LXer editers, can we have the Features link back? Please pretty please?
dcparris

Nov 08, 2006
3:43 PM EST 		On my screen, it shows up at the tip-top of the page, in the red menu bar. You don't see it up there? You might need some glasses, or the screen reader aid to find it, but it should be the 4th item from the left. ;-)

Don
tuxchick

Nov 08, 2006
4:15 PM EST 		Um.

You just put it there!

:)
dcparris

Nov 08, 2006
4:46 PM EST 		Yeah. I painted it in as part of my digital arts class. At 8:40 PM. Right before I answered your post. :-)
hkwint

Dec 27, 2006
3:40 AM EST 		TC: Please remove the adhesive tape on your screen on that certain part of it. Behind it is... (drums please) ...the features section!

Or is the adhesive tape on your eyes? That would be really bad... Coming to think of it, Adblock plus embedded in my eyes, that would be the invention of the century. Could LXer patent that? Nah, we don't have money for that, do we?
dinotrac

Dec 27, 2006
9:40 AM EST 		TC -

Don't let them fool you. There really is no features links. That link at the top of the page just goes to a bunch of articles. Not a decent movie in the bunch.
tuxchick

Dec 27, 2006
7:21 PM EST 		wow, what a twisty maze LXer has become. I'm all dizzy now.
dinotrac

Dec 28, 2006
3:23 AM EST 		>I'm all dizzy now.

Dizzy, my head is spinning. Like a whirlpool, it never ends.

Somewhere, a Shondell weeps.
cr

Jan 14, 2007
12:47 PM EST 		> Somewhere, a Shondell weeps.

Serves 'em right, for the long version of "Crimson and Clover"... but it was Tommy Roe who released Dizzy, not Tommy James.

http://www.tommyroe.com
dinotrac

Jan 14, 2007
1:51 PM EST 		>but it was Tommy Roe who released Dizzy, not Tommy James.

Even more reason for a Shondell to weep! ;0)
tuxchick

Jan 14, 2007
3:41 PM EST 		wow, and I thought I was a moldy old coot. You guys definitely out-coot me.
cr

Jan 14, 2007
3:50 PM EST 		Hey, I'm not the one who put white-out over the Features link on the screen! What were you editing?

/me pulls the carbon paper out of the laser printer and hides it
hkwint

Jan 14, 2007
10:52 PM EST 		http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/aa/Tommy_James_an...

Wow, Dino, is that your generation?

PS the features link doesn't send all your info to the NSA, and the NSA doesn't want to know which Linux you are using and what you are not doing at LXer. Therefore, don't, I mean DO! click it!
dinotrac

Jan 15, 2007
8:16 AM EST 		>Wow, Dino, is that your generation?

Fraid so.
tuxchick

Jan 15, 2007
9:34 AM EST 		sheesh, so I trust re-typing more than copy-n-paste. Is that a crime?
DarrenR114

Jan 15, 2007
9:38 AM EST 		TC -

Depends, are you using MS-Windows or Ubuntu?
cr

Jan 15, 2007
9:38 AM EST 		> sheesh, so I trust re-typing more than copy-n-paste. Is that a crime?

Just don't use the gritty eraser on the screen before you do it, the grit can fall in and gunk up the ribbon.
dinotrac

Jan 15, 2007
5:10 PM EST 		>Just don't use the gritty eraser on the screen before you do it, the grit can fall in and gunk up the ribbon.

What a dweeb. Everybody knows that modern computer screens have self-cleaning ribbons.
dek

Jan 15, 2007
5:59 PM EST 		Wrong!! They have self-cleaning screens! Just like the following . . .

http://www.netscape.com/viewstory/2007/01/13/abbr-titlescree...

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