redneck joe
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agallant80 I would quote your post but can seem to figure out how yet, but whatever you typed must be in a foreign language, like Klingon or something... :lol:
agallant80 I would quote your post but can seem to figure out how yet, but whatever you typed must be in a foreign language, like Klingon or something... :lol:
agallant80 I would quote your post but can seem to figure out how yet, but whatever you typed must be in a foreign language, like Klingon or something... :lol:
x2.I wish that we could figure out a way to get the word wrap in posts to work better with mobile devices, but I will take what I can get.
I, for one, am quite happy about the changes. The new format is much more user friendly for mobile devices like my Android phone. The navigation menu is especially nice. I wish that we could figure out a way to get the word wrap in posts to work better with mobile devices, but I will take what I can get.
More changes for changes sake. There was nothing wrong with the old format. If they are paying people to make these changes, they should fire them and only keep enough personnel to keep things running smoothly.
In addition to the BS changes, my GIF avatar is no longer animated.
Also, they didn't even give me three minutes to edit my post before they had to scream it out that I can't spell correctly.
Owning several different forums myself, the major reason you do big upgrades like this is due to security issues, all the different types of software that runs these types of systems run on .php software, as do many of the content management systems and blogs, the hackers are always targeting them, which gives them an in on all of the websites hosted on a server, I lease our servers from another company and they will shut down websites if you don't upgrade to the current version in a defined amount of time due to the security risks. Normally when I upgrade stuff, the visual aspect is the least of my worries, that can always be addressed after the software/security upgrade is done. So I would give it some time to get tweeked and taken care of, at least they were able to bring it up in a timely manner and didn't run into any major problems, which believe me, it happens quite often when upgrading stuff!
More changes for changes sake. There was nothing wrong with the old format. ............................................
There are over 70,000 registered users of the openSUSE forum, according to The Hacker News.
Pakistani hacker âH4x0r HuSsY' claimed responsibility for the attack, telling the site that the zero day employed not only affects vBulletin 4.2.1, used by openSUSE, but the latest version, 5.0.5.
Given that vBulletin is one of the most popular flavours of forumware out there, the firm will be scrabbling to produce a fix as soon as possible.
In November, vBulletin admitted customer user IDs and encrypted passwords had been stolen after it suffered a series of âsophisticated attacksâ.
In a possibly related attack, vBulletin customer MacRumours claimed the credentials of its 850,000 users had been exposed.
OpenSUSE said it has taken the forums offline until a fix or workaround is available. ®
I have a spell-checker that is imbedded right here in Firefox! it underlines all the mis-spelled words with a squiggly red line!Also, they didn't even give me three minutes to edit my post before they had to scream it out that I can't spell correctly.
How do I use the Firefox spell checker?
Firefox automatically checks the spelling of words that you enter in text boxes containing more than one line. As soon as you finish typing a word, it is checked against the words in the installed dictionary. If the word is not found in the dictionary, it will be underlined in red,