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  1. about 16 hours ago on Brewster Rockit

    Calling Pam ‘the skinny one’ may also be unsafe.

  2. 1 day ago on Stone Soup

    Yes, Quirk still lives. And it is still hideously expensive. It was $950 or so; it’s now $700.

    There was a bug in Quirk starting in version 2.something; I could reliably crash it by entering the proper sequence of commands when printing color seps to a laser printer or an imagesetter. I reported it to the Quirk mothership. The bug persisted to at least v5; I reported it with every major update. I don’t know if it was in versions after 5.x, as the company junked Quirk and moved to InDesign. Hideously expensive and full of crashing bugs that aren’t fixed over many years and multiple versions is not a good look. That, plus the heavy-duty copy protection, truly annoyed many users. Quirk checked for other copies with the same serial number over the network; it did so randomly during normal operation, slowing down while it did so. Hideously expensive, crashing, and so paranoid that it slowed work down is really not a good look. I was working in a newspaper. Everyone in Editorial, Advertising, and Pre-Press had to have Quirk. At nearly $1000 each (no volume discount…) that was A Lot Of Money.

  3. 1 day ago on Over the Hedge

    Bald eagles are fish eagles. They love fish. They’re also lazy and have been known to pirate fish from ospreys. They tend not to pirate fish from seagulls because (a) seagulls like smaller fish and (b) seagulls tend to move in large flocks and will come after the eagles and mob them.

    Bald eagles also like waterfowl, mostly ducks, as geese and swans will put a serious hurt on them. My sister used to live in Way Far North Michigan, and some bald eagles nested in a tree near her. A pair of swans nested on the creek bank behind her house. The eagles conspicuously stayed far, far, FAR away from the swans. Both the eagles and the swans were regulars, coming back several years. That creek was full of fish, and the eagles didn’t have to pirate.

  4. 5 days ago on Tank McNamara

    A drunk.

  5. 5 days ago on Tank McNamara

    Only if the sassenach managed to steal some from the Real Britons. Britain for Britons! Germans out! Send them back to Saxony!

  6. 5 days ago on Tank McNamara

    Green beer? That’s a big nope.

  7. 5 days ago on Over the Hedge

    P. trog is… much more vicious than H. sap. P. paniscus, on the other hand, lives for sex. H. sap (and probably P. trog) only wish that they got the kind of sex that P. pan does. (G. gorilla eases back and ignores lesser beings.)

  8. 5 days ago on Lio

    Snow goons. Lots of snow goons.

  9. 5 days ago on FoxTrot Classics

    DOS ain’t done ‘til Lotus won’t run.

  10. 6 days ago on Bloom County

    Kermit.