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- changelog - changelog v1.08f --------------- * Firefox (and related browser engines) bug with comments fixed, thanks to anonymous chong. And there I was, wondering what precipitated the dearth of comments after my OpenID incorporation in late June. It turns out that the form autosubmission wasn't working in Firefox, which was a simple one-line correction, but remained unknown for months. Blind faith is dangerous. Been keeping up with homework in general, but lagging a little for my FYP. I should really cut back on the 武神 comics... The world seems to be in a slightly precarious economic situation, with respected institutions tumbling like ninepins - I confess that, as an Economics major, I never really got the hang of macroeconomics; It's one thing drawing arrows and shifting neat curves around on a graph, and another thing to remember the analogy of guiding the economy being like driving a car with a blackened windscreen, and with both the accelerator and brakes having a random delay. One wonders whether anybody at all (with the possible exception of Buffett?) has the full picture of what exactly the heck is going on. This week's EPL challenge ($361.25/$400 so far) is easy enough - while Liverpool have not been fully dependant on luck, I suspect that at this moment they could skew a free kick and have a passing bird deflect it into goal. Not that they should need any of that at home against the mighty Stoke City. $100 on Liverpool to beat Stoke City (at 1.15) Next: Timely Recess
c.wenhoo said... tough luck
gilbert said... actually, for some reason i'm not really sadded™ - why ah?
c.wenhoo said... because you are fake bert
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