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Posted Thursday 20th September 2007 17:22 GMT
So use the open source alternative - Pidgin (formerly Gaim) - which runs most IM systems including AOL, MSN and Yahoo (but not Skype yet).
Posted Thursday 20th September 2007 17:22 GMT
So use the open source alternative - Pidgin (formerly Gaim) - which runs most IM systems including AOL, MSN and Yahoo (but not Skype yet).
Posted Thursday 20th September 2007 18:28 GMT
big deal. i'm just pleased this post wasn't titled "Yahoo! in! ninth! circle! of! security! hell!" as would be the traditional overused Reg norm.
Posted Thursday 20th September 2007 21:42 GMT
You forgot the exclamation marks! So I added some! The fact that this convention annoys the crap out of me and many other people as it makes it really hard to read the title, is reason enough to continue it. As to the messenger problems. Security, in an instant messaging client are you drunk.
Posted Thursday 20th September 2007 21:42 GMT
The way it should be!
Posted Thursday 20th September 2007 21:57 GMT
Bring! Back! Yahoo! Exclaimation! Marks!
Posted Friday 21st September 2007 05:20 GMT
Aside from the seriousness of the article letting all those uneducated users of pc's, panic, could we (read you) stop with the exclamations after every word when it comes to something to do with Yahboo, please?
It's extraordinarily annoying to have William Shatner as Capt. Kirk style voice in your head whilst reading the headline.
I'm worried it will become such the norm that I'll be asking the fella 'do! you! want! a! drink! ?! or even worse, you'll infect PCW and new punters will hear things like 'The! Motherboard! needs! replacing! It! will! take! 6 weeks!, bad enough when said normally.
ugh!
Posted Friday 21st September 2007 10:37 GMT
So Sue hears William Shatner's voice when reading Yahoo! titles?
Funny, in my mind it's the voice of a dalek...
The! Voice! Of! A! Dalek! I! Say!
Posted Friday 21st September 2007 10:38 GMT
yahoo must be referred to as Yahoo! I think they got arsey about it once, so it's! all! the! way!
Posted Friday 21st September 2007 13:26 GMT
If you find punctuation makes sentences hard to read, you may wish wish to consider some remedial English classes.
And yes, I am drunk, thanks for asking :-)
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