My atheist configuration doesn't allow me to believe in daemons: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10022442/37361421-26026212-26f3-11e8-8e97-d5136bce5e41.gif

I remember having to program a trap for double-clicking buttons in an application.

Then I had to implement a penalty for triple-clicking.

Later, I converted it to a progressive incremental penalty.

You're young. Young enough to have to google my username meaning. Maybe also google what GIF means: Graphics Interchange Format. Long tima go you could find images on the internet, and they were always GIF, because JPG didn't exist.

But yes, it's quite strange nowadays, I agree Oh, yes, I used the net before smileys were a thing :-)

Nice. Waiting to the first that uses it to run excel in wine

I can confirm I've never used psuedo random numbers

You're saying that in the U.S. you enter your office on Monday and exit on Tuesday?

I don't see the date of the offer, but they're in the (bad) news these days

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/internet-archive-hacked-data-breach-impacts-31-million-users/

I'd rather use this one which extends to all screens, but I've never used Windows on my systems (excepting Windows 2000 Pro for a year).

Mine is Nike (Just do it)

You usually should go with the symlinks for a normal usage. There're marginal use cases where you mount a folder, like modifying permissions, attributes, with not straight to learn tools like bindfs.

You mount a filesystem (container), whereas a folder is something contained in a filesystem (IOW, not a filesystem)

File existing and we're able to read it are two quite different conditions

I can't. Firefox on Android doesn't handle my personal certificate so it's a hassle to access gov sites

In Other Words

That's to add an "authority". Done that. But firefox doesn't find a personal (id) cert signed by that CA (fnmt.es)

Mine was a 386 (AMD IIRC), Slackware 1.0, more than 24h to compile the (0.99pl...) kernel

I'm testing with Google(Dot) Cursors. I do remember that a couple decades ago I was using something similar converted from CursorXP that had some transparency

Maybe they'll will hear their users instead of ignoring (reasonable) requests (like a toolbar, or sorting status bar items) that are many years old and have thousands of stars.

Try KleverNotes