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2013
Happy New Year! -
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I'm not understanding why this is happening. LiveJournal when viewed in Firefox on Ubunutu will open everything in a new tab. Post to journal - new tab. View Friends page - another new tab. It only does it in Firefox on Ubunutu. Seems to work fine in Chrome and in anything on Windows ( Read more... ) -
Just a thought on the presidential election
If Obama is re-elected, we can all rejoice b/c Romney was defeated and can hope the R's finally learn that they need to start nominating pro-freedom candidates. If Romney wins, we can all rejoice because Obama was defeated and can hope that Obamacare will be repealed.
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Question about social networks?
Here's a question for folks. Those of you who are on multiple "social networks," do you post exactly the same content to each or is it significantly different ( Read more... ) -
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Ok Why is it when I click on "Friends" or "Journal" or any of the menu items at the top of my LJ page, it opens a new tab? I'm looking at the HTML and I don't see a reason for it. -
protopage bait-n-switch
So apparently protopage isn't all it is cracked up to be. I've been wondering how they make money. Apparently after a month they will plaster ads all over your page and then demand money to remove them ( Read more... ) -
Ozone hole?
What happened to the hole in the ozone layer? It just occurred to me that it has been years since I've heard anything about it. -
LJ account expiring
Ok so my paid LJ account is about to expire. I do recall how annoying it was to have ads on the site. It's only $25/yr and is well worth it to get rid of the ads. However I'm not really on here much any more. Unless G+ and Facebook become a lot more annoying, I don't see me being on here enough to worry about it.
It's been fun LJ. -
Happy Bill of Rights Day
http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/today-is-bill-of-rights-day/
It’s a disturbing snapshot, to be sure, but not one the Framers of the Constitution would have found altogether surprising. They would sometimes refer to written constitutions as mere “parchment ( Read more... )