Mozilla: LiveLizard

Jan. 22nd, 2003 at 11:42 AM

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Testing with Mozilla Livelizard 1.7

They FINALLY put out a patch for Mozilla 1.2.1 =)

Am I as bad as the people who post nothing but surveys?

... a loud single clap struck as a unified, resounding YES from the bride's friends arose into such a powerful maelstrom that, for a moment, all the phosphor cells smattered against the left wall of her monitor like the Enterprise-D jumping to Warp 9.5 from a dead stop with Inertial Dampeners offline.

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kellingham

Jan. 22nd, 2003 12:05 pm (UTC)

like the Enterprise-D jumping into Warp 9.5 from a dead stop with Inertial Dampeners offline.

That's rather messy imagery...who would get the unpleasant task of cleaning that up.

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bride

Jan. 22nd, 2003 12:11 pm (UTC)

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Hehehe... they'd probably just beam the mess out >K}

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yduras

Jan. 22nd, 2003 12:07 pm (UTC)

it's still broken for me

even with the patch I still have the cannot log in bug.

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bride

Jan. 22nd, 2003 12:13 pm (UTC)

Re: it's still broken for me

Hmmm... at first I thought it didn't log in either, but I pressed the button again and it worked. Even then, it took a second and a half.

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yduras

Jan. 22nd, 2003 01:28 pm (UTC)

Re: it's still broken for me

Nope. Nothing happens at all. It's just broken.

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bride

Jan. 22nd, 2003 04:29 pm (UTC)

Re: it's still broken for me

*harumph*... Bad Livelizard. No buscuit. >={

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shashin

Jan. 22nd, 2003 01:59 pm (UTC)

Thankfully, YASA (Yet Another Spacial Anomaly) opened just at that moment and altered the fabric of space and saved many of those poor little phosphor cells. Unfortunately, though, the red phosphor cells did not survive, they burnt out...

That's a pretty swanky list of clients there, in a fit of creative indulgence, why not make your own client and add it to the list? ;) How'd you get the BeOS one?

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bride

Jan. 22nd, 2003 04:37 pm (UTC)

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why not make your own client and add it to the list?

I guess I could, but I just don't have the motivation to create something like that from scratch... and I don't think there isn't a platform that's not covered yet... unless I write my own OS like I had aspirations to do waaay back =)

How'd you get the BeOS one?

Husband Guy was A BeOS Nut^®. He had a machine with BeOS 5.02 for a while. He doesn't have it anymore though. BeOS has since sold all their assets to Palm, so I don't know if he'll follow it over to the Palm...

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shashin

Jan. 22nd, 2003 05:05 pm (UTC)

How about...... assuming you've got some time on your hands, one thing that may be really handy would be an email relay based journal entry system. Especially if you could embed your images into your email, send it to this special address then have it post the text along with the image to livejournal.

You can do it using either .procmail or a custom email account where your script logs in through something like POP3 and downloads the pertinant journal-emails.

Just an idea ;)

Palm got BeOS eh? That's pretty cool, hopefully that will be included on their future PDAs I'd buy one if they did.... I'm getting pretty frustrated with WinCE.

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ugly_boy

Jan. 22nd, 2003 10:09 pm (UTC)

... a loud single clap struck as a unified, resounding YES from the bride's friends arose into such a powerful maelstrom that for a moment all the phosphor cells smattered against the left side of her monitor like the Enterprise-D jumping into Warp 9.5 from a dead stop with Inertial Dampeners offline.

*Chuckle* at least you’re a better writer than most quizz-adicts.

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bride

Jan. 22nd, 2003 10:16 pm (UTC)

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*keehee* Thank you =)

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