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Re: Need help finding CSS bug in Opera
Group: comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets · Group Profile · Search for quirks in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets
Author: rhino
Date: Jun 16, 2008 08:57
...will be affected anyway. Am I asking too much in trying to get this to work in all 4 of the browsers I want to support? It's quite lucky that it seems to be working in IE7. I don't know the quirks and deficiencies of IE6 so I don't know what you can do there. The obvious compromise is to allow yourself to change the HTML a bit. If the subnavs weren't nested inside the li's they're the submenus of it would be ...
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Re: Why does some culture's language become replaced but others don't?
Group: sci.archaeology · Group Profile · Search for quirks in sci.archaeology
Author: Craoibhin66
Date: Jun 16, 2008 01:30
... *competent* authority is not a logical fallacy. If it were a fallacy, you could do no scientific work whatsoever. You might end up calling Hebrew Aramaic and Aramaic Hebrew just because you due to a personal, lunatic quirk don't trust the authorities involved. In fact, no less an authority than Karl Popper pointed this out. There would be no history if every neophyte had to do the work himself. Did he? I have not read...
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New fault reporting
Group: uk.net.providers.aaisp · Group Profile · Search for quirks in uk.net.providers.aaisp
Author: AAISP Status
Date: Jun 16, 2008 01:06
... it is proving very useful. We are constantly fine tuning our systems, and adding more automated "retests" to the system so that we can test and return faults to BT 24 hours a day. We have had to learn many of the quirks in the way BT operate. This morning I was pleased to see an excellent example of the system working well which I thought I would pass on to you. Customer could not log in, reported at 5pm on a Friday! We confirmed the...
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New fault reporting
Group: uk.net.providers.aaisp · Group Profile · Search for quirks in uk.net.providers.aaisp
Author: AAISP Status
Date: Jun 16, 2008 01:05
... it is proving very useful. We are constantly fine tuning our systems, and adding more automated "retests" to the system so that we can test and return faults to BT 24 hours a day. We have had to learn many of the quirks in the way BT operate. This morning I was pleased to see an excellent example of the system working well which I thought I would pass on to you. Customer could not log in, reported at 5pm on a Friday! We confirmed the...
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New fault reporting
Group: uk.net.providers.aaisp · Group Profile · Search for quirks in uk.net.providers.aaisp
Author: AAISP Status
Date: Jun 16, 2008 01:05
... it is proving very useful. We are constantly fine tuning our systems, and adding more automated "retests" to the system so that we can test and return faults to BT 24 hours a day. We have had to learn many of the quirks in the way BT operate. This morning I was pleased to see an excellent example of the system working well which I thought I would pass on to you. Customer could not log in, reported at 5pm on a Friday! We confirmed the...
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New fault reporting
Group: uk.net.providers.aaisp · Group Profile · Search for quirks in uk.net.providers.aaisp
Author: AAISP Status
Date: Jun 16, 2008 01:04
... it is proving very useful. We are constantly fine tuning our systems, and adding more automated "retests" to the system so that we can test and return faults to BT 24 hours a day. We have had to learn many of the quirks in the way BT operate. This morning I was pleased to see an excellent example of the system working well which I thought I would pass on to you. Customer could not log in, reported at 5pm on a Friday! We confirmed the...
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New fault reporting
Group: uk.net.providers.aaisp · Group Profile · Search for quirks in uk.net.providers.aaisp
Author: AAISP Status
Date: Jun 16, 2008 01:04
... it is proving very useful. We are constantly fine tuning our systems, and adding more automated "retests" to the system so that we can test and return faults to BT 24 hours a day. We have had to learn many of the quirks in the way BT operate. This morning I was pleased to see an excellent example of the system working well which I thought I would pass on to you. Customer could not log in, reported at 5pm on a Friday! We confirmed the...
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New fault reporting
Group: uk.net.providers.aaisp · Group Profile · Search for quirks in uk.net.providers.aaisp
Author: AAISP Status
Date: Jun 16, 2008 01:03
... it is proving very useful. We are constantly fine tuning our systems, and adding more automated "retests" to the system so that we can test and return faults to BT 24 hours a day. We have had to learn many of the quirks in the way BT operate. This morning I was pleased to see an excellent example of the system working well which I thought I would pass on to you. Customer could not log in, reported at 5pm on a Friday! We confirmed the...
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Re: Why does some culture's language become replaced but others don't?
Group: sci.archaeology · Group Profile · Search for quirks in sci.archaeology
Author: Martin Edwards
Date: Jun 15, 2008 23:46
... authority is not a logical fallacy. If it were a fallacy, you could do no scientific work whatsoever. You might end up calling Hebrew Aramaic and Aramaic Hebrew just because you due to a personal, lunatic quirk don't trust the authorities involved. In fact, no less an authority than Karl Popper pointed this out. There would be no history if every neophyte had to do the work himself. -- Corporate society looks after everything...
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Re: Ten Reasons Not to buy Microsoft Vista at this time
Group: microsoft.public.windows.vista.general · Group Profile · Search for quirks in microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Author: Charlie Tame
Date: Jun 15, 2008 20:18
...I'm happy with my Vista. I've had Vista for 8 months. It was installed on my new computer. I've had had no major problems. No reinstalls. No blue screens. No big crashes. No malwares or viruses. Vista has some quirks (as all OS do including Mac). In some case, problems were due to the computer manufacturer's poor software installation and not Vista's fault. I have 3 XP machines and they run FAST. But my Vista runs just as ...
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