[quote user="Wolftaur"]Or "Insert FONTS into DF0:", which I used to see on our cable network's "Preview channel" on a regular basis. :)[/quote] Wouldn't that be "Please insert volume FONTS in any drive"? Or were they using a different version of AmigaOS...

There's one advantage, though - unlike The Enterprise Rules Engine , you don't have to recompile it every time you change it.

I've seen this happen in other places as well, and I, too, have no idea what causes it. Lowercase letters almost look like they were rendered in fixed pitch even though the font was variable, though uppercase stuff does not appear to follow that rule.

[quote user="Maciej"]The nerve of her, not being totally confident in her understanding of what was going on![/quote] The nerve of you, resurrecting a four month-old thread just to post an inane comment like that.

OK, I've been reading this site for a while, and I don't have as many WTFs to share since I mainly deal with the hardware side of IT as opposed to the software side, but I think I finally found a genuine WTF worthy of this site. Before the WTF, some background on its origin. I was servicing a...

The first thing that came to mind was the following URL fragment: widgets.asp?cat=%27%3B+drop+table+widgets%3B+-- I'm pretty sure that's not a good sign...

[quote user="ds0"]That's not black.[/quote] Try turning off subpixel rendering (looks like what Windows calls ClearType, not sure what MacOS calls it), then check it again.

WTF-y possible workaround for #3: when your code is called, move some of the 3rd party data off-chip and use that memory. Just re-load that data before returning. Depending on how much memory access your function does, it might well be faster than putting your stuff off-chip.

There's still a "Netscape" browser?

[quote user="kswanton"]...before someone gets 'DROP' happy?[/quote] Considering the error message that appeared on the page says "Invalid object name 'tbl_Directory'.", it's possible that somebody already did .