You know what really grinds my gears....

[ACE-FLO]

The Law... it's supposed to protect us, not penalise us. Sad. And a shame for England. Institutionalised racism is rife inside police forces... and if they treat eachother like that na am sayin'?

[Mr Phlanj]

nah there not racist, they just dont like you

[DJ Techno]

hmmmm


you what the most heard to grind somebodies gears. when somebodies had a bad day. and the next person trying to be funny.

says!

"Suck To Be You!"

then u can do two things break their arm
or grind your teeth together!

[SaturnReturn]

Haha, I've had this "Sucks to be you". It really is annoying. I feel like saying, "Well thanks for kicking while I'm down, but if you could avoid kicking me in the nuts next time, it would be much appreciated".

[Mr Phlanj]

the best is a bender quote from futurama..."if it's any consolation, my life's going great. money, babes. I got it all"

[Lance]

I've had internet the entire time; I was taking a vacation from modding here and from adminning somewhere else. Watching the Olympics, writing stuff, reading other stuff, testing almost all of the pre-release builds of Opera 10.5 [which is now released. It kicks Chrome's ass.] <That's what I spent most of my time doing.

[Mr Phlanj]

and that grinds your gears dose it??

[Lance]

It puts oil in the gearbox. Much smoother shifting that way.

[ProblemSolver]

@Lance: When is the Linux port ready, any idea? There is currently no
information about it.

[Lance]

I don't know; they released another test build yesterday for Mac and linux/unix. If they maintain the pace of development that they did on Windows, there may be another build tomorrow or the next day. But no one knows when actual release of a 'final' will occur. The answer is always WIR, When It's Ready. Windows version went from pre-alpha test release to final in about 2 months, while mac/linux builds were developed simultaneously, but require more work than the Windows version did. They also made a special effort to get the Windows version ready for the European browser choice forced on Microsoft as part of the anti-monopoly no-browser bundling decision. Beginning on March the first, MS was to give browser choice to everyone using XP, Vista, and Seven. The Opera desktop dev team's blog is here> http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/
Test versions are released there.

[BulletWraith]

when people don't stay on topic

[Lance]

People were wondering on the previous page where I might be, so I answered their question.

What grinds my gears? People who are perfectly willing to go offtopic without ever coming back but who bitch about me, when I only go offtopic for a post or two, because I'm the one who did my job and stopped them when the topic had already been ignored for six to eight posts and shown no sign of ever returning.

[BulletWraith]

I see you still haven't lost your sense of humour

when people talk in movies
when my shaver runs out of juice and only halve my face is done
drunk people who arn't good at being drunk
drinking in general
when people take things too seriously

[Lance]

My irony meter just pegged against the stop/burnt out the LED.

[mdhay]

...when my shaver runs out of juice and only halve my face is done...

+1. I liked never having to shave. Good times.

[yeldar2097]

When your PS3 randomly resets itself and you can't reactivate your PSN ID because PSN won't accept your date of birth -_-

[mdhay]

Erm... WTF?

[ProblemSolver]

@Lance: Essentially what I was looking for. I was just wondering why the Linux
port lacks behind this time, but the Windows7-free-browser-choice may explain
it to some degree. Anyways, the Unix snapshot doesn't have a PowerPC binary,
yet.

[Lance]

It explains it entirely except for the fact that more code had to be written for mac/unix.

[OneAVGNFan]

My math final on Monday. Took me three hours from start to finish. All before my 45 min. drive back home at seven in the night. Tiring

At least there was on rush hour.