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Yeah it's not a 'fair' comparison of web browsers, people who'll be familiar with torrents are probably more likely to be more familiar with alternative software, consider your 'average' situation at home, parents buy computer, parents use computer, chances are, they're not looking for...

I've heard the same argument used with Linux before... "There are no viruses for Linux as Windows has the most market share, therefore people concentrate on the security holes in that."

It's not about what they're downloading, it's about what browsers they're using. And who downloads Firefox through a torrent for that matter?

Yeah I think what would work best is if online members feel it is a question which could help someone else and provide good content for the forum then they could ask the user who's asking the question to post a thread and they'll respond there.

I do like this idea, although, I think the chat channel would be better off for informal chat, the whole point of posting a problem in a forum is to get a response and allow others with the same problem, no matter how small or trivial, to get an answer too, I think people would take to using the...

w00t, 9,000 posts for B and 20 real-world levels for Matt. I'm drunk. Love to all.

Saw that about a month back, made me laugh so much more than the original!! "Clarissa left me now my heart feels pain... ...chocolate rain."

Yeah I think I've been there before...

Cool, I'm living in Leicester at the minute as I'm at Uni, so I have to travel past Milton Keynes on the motorway to get here, luckily not through it... that place is a concrete jungle, each junction looks just like the last and you end up going mad!

I have Warhawk too, love that game.

Go-go AJAX power! But yeah, I think a 'quick preview' would be a good option, the quick reply as a 'post' could be kinda confusing for some though.

In response: 1. I use "bloody" a lot, just because I do really... 2. I suppose so, I've been told I'm an up-standing gentleman and a respectable person... 3. Meh, if they're there then leave them be, I don't mind. 4. (It was fancy dress...) 5. I suppose I do, I've been told I talk "posh"...

Right, well tables are a bad idea when making a layout, it's more accessible and 'proper' to use divs and CSS. Tables are still useful, for tabular data. It's also more correct to place all styling in the CSS section of your document or in your CSS file.

AJAX Browser Support That link might help, IE (being the pain that it is) uses an ActiveXObject instead of an XMLHttpRequest. As far as a the design goes - you've got a lot more to think about than just IE and Firefox. Opera? Safari? Just because they're less popular browsers doesn't mean...

It's because browsers render things differently, some are more standards compliant, there are many different ways to do things depending on what you're doing, it depends what the problem is as to the workaround.

Why is British English funny? It's our language... so why is it weird for us to pronounce things differently? Surely other people speaking it differently are the one's pronouncing things wrong? Plant with an 'E'?? Now that's just plain strange.

Lots of people I know who've come to visit in the past have avoided that part of town in fear of the roundabout... It can be pretty crazy if you don't know what you're doing. I myself don't drive yet so I just leave it to others :P

Aww dang, what've I done now? :P

Most Americans find the concept of a 'roundabout' confusing... In my hometown we have a really cool one: Magic Roundabout (Hemel Hempstead - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

Happy Day-of-Birth :D