It has been a long time since I used the Opera web browser. I am a big supporter of open source, but I have always had a soft spot in my heart for that little browser from Norway. I first tried opera back when it was version 2.0, must be 7 years ago now and I used it almost continuously until about a year ago. Opera 5/6 for Linux were O.K., but very unstable and had poor plugin support. I was intrigued to see Opera 7.5 beta 1 was out, so I tried it. It is fast and slick and has very nicely done fonts. The interface is a little too funky when you first open it, but I quickly changed that. I will let you know how it works out. Even as a beta, it is super stable so far, better than Mozilla. One complaint though, it is trying to be something of a full communications center, which is fine, but I like the programs I have been using and I think I will continue using my old programs as well.
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Two Too many people using to incorrectly.
Quick english lesson for people writing on the web. There is a version of the word to that means too many. See, I just used it. Examples of how to use the fricken words to, too, and two.
To: I went to the store. <-Indicates direction Too: I ate too much candy. <-used to indicate the excessive Too: I want to go too. <- used to indicate inclusion into a group Two: There are two people standing on the corner. <- the number 2 NEVER use to to indicate something is excessive. Is shows an ignorance of english useage. Use too. The extra o does not cost anything more to type and you avoid looking like an idiot.
Posted by admin on May 1, 2004 in General Comments
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