Does it only work for traffic lights in the US?
I had a look but suddenly there appeared some nasty %#&* that gave me the chills...
Whoopee, must be a screamer.
Poor Internet ettiquette ;p
Cool, I want one for the car.
I had a look but suddenly there appeared some nasty %#&* that gave me the chills...
Hmm, I wasn't aware that there was anything profane in the link I provided. If so, my sincere apologies--I clearly missed it.
Lemme know what the issue is?
No, nothing profane. The film had all but just started when a message popped up that I tried to close just reappeared and bugged me. Poor english about pornographic material that I allegedly had tried to view and warned me about the risk of losing my family and credit card numbers which was truly weird as I don't view porn on www, am single, have no credit cards.
N00b as I am I got scared of virus, trojan horses or my computer getting hi-jacked or something...
And if someone did a study on the average amount of time it takes a traffic light to change after having clicked it, do you think they would find it is equal to the time it takes to do : 3 short clicks, 2 long clicks, 1 short click, 2 long clicks, and 3 short clicks?
Oh well, gives you something to do while you are waiting.
N00b as I am I got scared of virus, trojan horses or my computer getting hi-jacked or something...
If you install Linux on your PC you will be almost 100% certain to have none of those.
( No root privileges )
could we not start a discussion about friggin Linux :p it's bad enough in the chatrooms, one of many reasons why I don't use them.
Ian
Aww i'm sorry hun
I just hear bad things about Linux in terms of "user friendliness" which is vital with any product, be it sold for a profit or freely distrubuted.
Ian
Debating on Linux vs. Windows is just another political or even religious point-of-view power struggle. And, yes, it is some kind of boring.
Just install what you like, vote and believe what suits you and leave the others alone with their things. No more proselytizing, please.
If someone asks a direct question about what OS to use, ask for the purpose and the skills of the to-be-user and try to answer on base of that.
Yes, I have been working with both OSes, and even with some others from time to time. There is no OVER OS, just some OSes that are supporting some kind of work flow, while other support other kinds of work flows.
Ah, and: the original post makes use of the superstition of people. And of the convincing power of a manual. For further instructions, check out the 'tutorials' on
this site. Make sure to browse the guest book to see who is a True Believer!
I don't understand what you're trying to say, Yigal.
Maybe you forget that I have an unorthodox lack of intelligence for someone with AS... please explain, then?
