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flexibeastFirst, the serious stuff: the security (or not) of Windows Vista.
Second, on a lighter, and related, note: What if people took the same attitude towards cars as they often do towards computers?
Third, i discovered last night that despite claims to the contrary, Internet Explorer 7 doesn't seem to honour the position:fixed CSS property, even when pages have a strict doctype, as it's supposed to do. i discovered this by a friend of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
naked_wrat's sending a screenshot of how the PAA Web site looks in said browser. As a quick fix, i removed that property from the site style sheet, which unfortunately changes the site behaviour; but i don't know if i could be bothered to set up an IE-specific fix.
Finally, what would happen if there were more truth in IT-related job titles?
Second, on a lighter, and related, note: What if people took the same attitude towards cars as they often do towards computers?
Third, i discovered last night that despite claims to the contrary, Internet Explorer 7 doesn't seem to honour the position:fixed CSS property, even when pages have a strict doctype, as it's supposed to do. i discovered this by a friend of
naked_wrat's sending a screenshot of how the PAA Web site looks in said browser. As a quick fix, i removed that property from the site style sheet, which unfortunately changes the site behaviour; but i don't know if i could be bothered to set up an IE-specific fix.Finally, what would happen if there were more truth in IT-related job titles?
