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Wed, Dec 02, 2009

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..just how much IE sucks.

And so does Windows.

Especially Vista.

And whilst we're on the subject, I'm not all that fond of Photoshop either.

And as for MS Word and the *&%$ing *&^@#*&?~!@ that decided it was a good idea to hide all the menu options by default if you haven't clicked on them lately.. Just don't get me started!

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Ray
Comment from: Ray [Visitor] · http://lostaddress.org
And as for MS Word and the *&%$ing *&^@#*&?~!@ that decided it was a good idea to hide all the menu options by default if you haven't clicked on them lately.. Just don't get me started!

And if you haven't already encountered it, just wait until you try to use Office 2k7!!
03/12/09 @ 19:09
Dthdealer (William)
Comment from: Dthdealer (William) [Visitor] Email · http://www.jbserver.com/forums/ForumHome.asp?ForumId=1
Hiding menu contents in Office is painful, especially on school computers where your configuration to turn it off is overwritten every time you login.

And then there's the drawing canvas. Many a day has a whole page lost its formatting while drawing an object because the pizzabox decided to appear in the middle of your text.

IE is a complete failure. It's almost as if Microsoft purposely makes their software full of glitches.

This could be a possibility. In this way users are pushed to buy the latest windows ( $ for microsoft ) which requires more modern hardware ( $ for oems).

Nixes are by the users for the users.
Windows is by the rich for the rich

A _multi-billion_ dollar organisation creates a product less useful than any of the *nixs. I smell something odd

Wasn't there a James Bond movie with a giant media organisation following along the same lines? Ah yes, Tomorrow Never Dies.

By memory the corrupt head of the organisation requested his software to be full of bugs to tie the world to paying for their updates.


And a general comment about the posts on this blog - they have become less frequent and lacking much depth. What's happening to what was some of the best reading on the internet?

04/12/09 @ 08:04
sinn3r
Comment from: sinn3r [Member] Email · http://sinn3r.org/
And if you haven't already encountered it, just wait until you try to use Office 2k7!!

I quiet like 2k7. After a few hours of learning, you'll get a feeling for it.

Without learning it, your comment is like "ehww PS cs4 sucks, 'cause paint is easier to controll."
04/12/09 @ 13:46
oneandoneis2
Comment from: oneandoneis2 [Member] · http://geekblog.oneandoneis2.org/
@Ray: Encountered it. Hate it. Fortunately don't need to use it often. I gather OO is planning on copying it. May have to resort to Koffice. Or TeX..

@Will: Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.

As for the posts - It's called "life". Too much to do, too little to blog about. Things'll calm down eventually.

@sinner: I've spent a few hours using it. Nothing has ever made me revise my very low opinion of it tho.

And PS *does* suck, because Gimp's interface is better ;o)
04/12/09 @ 15:38

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I almost can't talk about it.

Really.

I'm so very hurt and embarrassed and humiliated and just awful right now.

I was told once, that you should never say something behind someone's back you wouldn't say to their face and here's a good example of why I wish everyone would think a little more before they spoke. Because sometimes you say something you never intend for someone to hear but they do.

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As we were talking, her husband called on the other line and I guess she mentioned that Cary had finally emailed me back because when she came back on the line with me she was laughing. "Well, that's funny, because when he told Cary that he'd given you his email and he hoped that was ok, I guess Cary asked him if you were a Cougar."

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You know how sometimes something quite little touches on what's a really deep insecurity for you and it becomes this huge thing? This devastation?

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See, I'm sensitive about my age. I've talked about it a little bit here, but I already feel like I missed out on getting a man when it was a good time for that, that I wish I'd met my husband in high school or University. That it's hard being single when your friends are getting married or already coupled. So I already am insecure about being single at my age. I'm already sensitive.

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Do I look that old? Do I look ten, fifteen years older than him?

I'm not. I'm maybe five years older than him, but do I look it? Act it? Where is this coming from? Didn't I leave his hotel room, so didn't I shut him down? Isn't he the one who told me I was hot? So, wasn't he the one who was interested in me? Since when did I become the older woman chasing him?

And putting the age thing aside, which is hard enough, is me emailing him enough of an act that it looks like I'm throwing myself at him? That I'm chasing him, trying to lure and capture him?

I am so so humiliated. I can't even begin to explain it.

I know that you, and any other friends I talk to about this will tell me flat out that this guy is a loser and a jerk and immature and wrong, but I'm not ready to go there yet.

I'm not ready for this to be about him because I'm still hurt and insecure and rocking from the shame of it all.

I'm cringing that someone I was wondering about a future with thinks I'm an oversexed, eager, whore of an older woman.

Imagine what he'd think if I'd actually slept with him. Or kissed him.

Imagine how humiliated I'd feel if I'd done that. I can't even think about it, it's so bad.

But for right now I'm just hurt. I'm hurt and having to remind myself over and over that I'm young and attractive and beautiful and smart and wonderful and amazing and all sorts of good things because the voices that like to tell me bad things about myself are having a field day right now. An absolute field day.

I know I'll be ok, that this will go away soon enough, and I'm hoping that this hurt and embarrassment will soon turn to anger and that I'll move on and forget this, but right now I'm not in a good place with it all.

It's shame on top of insecurity on top of disappointment on top of sadness on top of regret on top of humiliation and wanting to curl up and die and erase myself from having gone to the wedding, having met him and having ever thought any positive thoughts towards him at all.

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And sometimes the hurt can go deep.

And sometimes it scars.

So right now I'm trying not to let myself get scarred, I'm just trying to hold it together. I'm trying not to be confused and embarrassed and ashamed and hurt.

But damn, I'm hurt.
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