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  1. Thank you. You've just summed it up for me. <chef's kiss>
  2. And intentionally so. "I'm not going to name names, but Many Famous People have done X! You'd be shocked if I backed my claims up with any support whatsoever, but I can't, because <vague morality implications>..."
  3. The GP said worse: "the 1900s."
  4. Mudslinging without the slightest trace of proof.
  5. Wow. Fascinating.
  6. "A Progressive Web App (PWA) for discovering and exploring U.S. National Parks."

    So, advertising your side project? Because it is useless for checking out Scottish Highlands trails.

  7. Appalachians:Himalayas::Childhood scar:Pimple.
  8. So, you expected a map that omits all adjoining land to the mountains?

    Most people wouldn't object to an article about Kilimanjaro containing a map of where it is in Tanzania, but for reference, here is a map of just the mountain: O.

  9. And the "convincing politicians to support the public good over the wishes of the lobbyists who fund their careers".
  10. ... because of this particular instance of false memory. Which wasn't.
  11. Thank you. I wasn't going mad.
  12. So, something like how Star Trek inspired most of NASA scientists?
  13. Which is restating what the GP said...
  14. Currently.
  15. Wait, where is BBQ mutton a thing?? I need a specific location for Waze, stat!
  16. Universal (country-wide) professional adoption, which implicitly requires equivalent display of features that are not often used by the general public.

    For a similar reason, faxes will never die out in the US, because the legal industry requires them.

  17. > The stated intent of the US National Security Strategy is to destabilise and undermine Europe.

    Cite, please?

  18. And by your logic, Linux won the OS wars.

    So was 2010 or 2011 the Year of the Linux Desktop?

  19. One of the WEIRDEST features of Word is that it (silently) retains keycombos that refer to a menu structure that was replaced many versions ago... simply to avoid irritating customers with trained reflexes.

    Ctrl-o? Selects the Home menu.

    Followed by 'e'? Deselects the Home menu, and presents the "Select Case" subwindow... like it did when it was on the Format menu, which no longer exists.

    Documentation for this? Um, well...

  20. No, your strawman has nothing to do with the article's content.

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