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CO 1E Apr 29, 2010 12:33 pm

! Flight successfully changed to IAD-FRA.

ssullivan Apr 29, 2010 12:33 pm

I just blew four of the five attendees in this session away by teaching them how to use tabbed browsing in IE. Apparently only one person in here even knew tabbed browsing existed. After watching one person struggle with trying to find the correct browser window because she had about 25 things open in her Windows taskbar, I figured it was time for a quick lesson in modern Internet browsers, circa 2005.

They were all shocked and awed by this new revelation. I could have done nothing else this week right, but just for this one item I'll get great reviews on my client evaluation this week.

CO 1E Apr 29, 2010 12:34 pm


Originally Posted by belynch (Post 13866877)
! That worked

! I have a quite a bit of domestic updating to do; my lifetime mileage total should be 700k-750k, not 350k or whatnot.

Mackieman Apr 29, 2010 12:35 pm

ToYesterday in History: In 1997, Duke Nukem Forever development was announced.

It remains unreleased. :rolleyes:

CO 1E Apr 29, 2010 12:36 pm


Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 13866883)
I just blew four of the five attendees in this session away by teaching them how to use tabbed browsing in IE. Apparently only one person in here even knew tabbed browsing existed. After watching one person struggle with trying to find the correct browser window because she had about 25 things open in her Windows taskbar, I figured it was time for a quick lesson in modern Internet browsers, circa 2005.

They were all shocked and awed by this new revelation. I could have done nothing else this week right, but just for this one item I'll get great reviews on my client evaluation this week.

! Unbelievable.

sockrebel Apr 29, 2010 12:37 pm


Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 13866883)
I just blew four of the five attendees in this session away by teaching them how to use tabbed browsing in IE. Apparently only one person in here even knew tabbed browsing existed. After watching one person struggle with trying to find the correct browser window because she had about 25 things open in her Windows taskbar, I figured it was time for a quick lesson in modern Internet browsers, circa 2005.

They were all shocked and awed by this new revelation. I could have done nothing else this week right, but just for this one item I'll get great reviews on my client evaluation this week.

wow! I can barely remember what I did without tabbed browsing.

FT Lurker Apr 29, 2010 12:40 pm


Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 13866883)
I just blew four of the five attendees in this session away by teaching them how to use tabbed browsing in IE. Apparently only one person in here even knew tabbed browsing existed. After watching one person struggle with trying to find the correct browser window because she had about 25 things open in her Windows taskbar, I figured it was time for a quick lesson in modern Internet browsers, circa 2005.

They were all shocked and awed by this new revelation. I could have done nothing else this week right, but just for this one item I'll get great reviews on my client evaluation this week.

! The guy next to me at work always has 20+ Mozilla windows open

Steph3n Apr 29, 2010 12:42 pm


Originally Posted by FT Lurker (Post 13866925)
! The guy next to me at work always has 20+ Mozilla windows open

:rolleyes: sometimes two windows, ALWAYS tabs!

Mackieman Apr 29, 2010 12:42 pm


Originally Posted by sockrebel (Post 13866899)
wow! I can barely remember what I did without tabbed browsing.

Really want to blow your mind? Think about what we did before mouse scroll wheels. :-:

ConciergeMike Apr 29, 2010 12:44 pm


Originally Posted by CO 1E (Post 13866871)
! The doemstic portion is not at all complete, but most of the dots and routes are on there. I still need to add MSY, SNA, SJC, and a few others, though. International routes are 100% accounted for, I believe.

! My 5/5 run is in my FM, and I will fill in the details when I get home. I like plugging in future flights so I don't forget.

! I hate my Roth IRA provider. My mother opened a Roth for me several years ago and I never funded it. The branch office sucks, and the guy that my mother used has since made several crap picks. I'm on hold trying to switch the account to something that I can self-direct, as I can't ever get my rep on the phone. The first :rolleyes: at the broker dealer that is servicing the account that picked up the phone did not know the tax implications of wanting to close a Roth. (There's such little money in there that I didn't care about the penalty, until they told me that their account closure fee would have eaten most of the account.)

ConciergeMike Apr 29, 2010 12:47 pm


Originally Posted by Mackieman (Post 13866891)
ToYesterday in History: In 1997, Duke Nukem Forever development was announced.

It remains unreleased. :rolleyes:

! 1997 was the height of the poopstorm called political correctness. Games that portrayed cops as literal pigs and had much violence and boobies faced the same uphill battle then that they do now.

ConciergeMike Apr 29, 2010 12:49 pm


Originally Posted by FT Lurker (Post 13866925)
! The guy next to me at work always has 20+ Mozilla windows open

! My mother finds tabbed browsing confusing. This is the same woman who refers to the Web by the name of her ISP. "Michael, the Comcast thing is broken." (Translation: "Comcast thing" = home modem/router setup.)

ssullivan Apr 29, 2010 12:49 pm


Originally Posted by CO 1E (Post 13866896)
! Unbelievable.


Originally Posted by sockrebel (Post 13866899)
wow! I can barely remember what I did without tabbed browsing.


Originally Posted by FT Lurker (Post 13866925)
! The guy next to me at work always has 20+ Mozilla windows open

I can't live without tabbed browsing. It drives me insane if I'm having to work on a client's computer and they don't have a browser that supports it installed. But apparently it's still a revolutionary concept to computer users who don't explore their software and learn about everything it can do, and just stick to the bare-bones basics that someone taught them 15 years ago.

I'm always amazed at IT people who complain about Microsoft and security, and then do stupid things like keep their computers running Windows XP and IE 6, ignoring the enormous number of security improvements that exist in later versions of that software.

ConciergeMike Apr 29, 2010 12:52 pm

! I wonder if someone at Smith Street, despite their having much more on the hot plate this week, is lurking in Teh Box and realizing enjoyment and perhaps a chuckle or several from Post Like CO IT Day.

Mackieman Apr 29, 2010 12:55 pm


Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 13867010)
! I wonder if someone at Smith Street, despite their having much more on the hot plate this week, is lurking in Teh Box and realizing enjoyment and perhaps a chuckle or several from Post Like CO IT Day.

The Box is perused by folks on Smith Street. :)


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