@Bort said:

they predate humans

predate verb said of an animal: 1 to eat or prey upon (another animal). 2 intrans to hunt prey.

I thought he said there was no such thing as a deadly spider ;)

I guess I have far lower standards when it comes to discerning between classy and not classy. It seems a reasonable point to make not to act irrationally and do things that won't actually help and might make things worse.

Because it's not me who has to implement or support this, I recommend dealing with collisions by replacing characters in the name with identically rendered ones from the Cyrillic or Greek alphabets. If the filenames are only checked by eye nobody will notice, and if it's automatic it won't happen right away and you can blame the automatic checker.

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What is the maximum number of duck sized horses that you'd fight before you'd rather fight a horse sized duck?

Why's the second one not classy?

No!

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Yes.

In before 100 posts arguing about the meaning of "many" and "most".

It's a relief to know that having your opinion ignored in the name of equality isn't the exclusive domain of men. And that women when initially confronted with the situation tend to act in much the same way men do.

The video link is broken :(

I've never quite understood that sea-lion comic completely. The analogy seems to break down when comparing twitter to ones own private kitchen and bedroom.

What is the maximum number of duck sized horses that you'd fight before you'd rather fight a horse sized duck?

What's your favourite desktop search software?

That's that then.

Time to argue about something only tangentially related for a thousand posts.

Oh gee golly Windows sure sucks in how it handles filenames or something. Linux is way better.

The video link is broken :(

I guess I have far lower standards when it comes to discerning between classy and not classy. It seems a reasonable point to make not to act irrationally and do things that won't actually help and might make things worse.

Why's the second one not classy?

@Bort said:

they predate humans

predate verb said of an animal: 1 to eat or prey upon (another animal). 2 intrans to hunt prey.

I thought he said there was no such thing as a deadly spider ;)

I've never quite understood that sea-lion comic completely. The analogy seems to break down when comparing twitter to ones own private kitchen and bedroom.

I like steak and dresses.

In before 100 posts arguing about the meaning of "many" and "most".