But there is only ONE King of avatars....

i been looking 4 one 4 u

It's gotta have shades and lambchops...

Dave are you making these?

It's a package you can get - I've seen a banner ad for them before

It's like "10,000 new smileys for your IM's" or something like that

hm... well I surely wouldn't buy them... or would I ?

no i dont make them but i have like a gig of just cool icons i use for sites

i think i got these off a torrent site and as bo bum said now i see them everywhere in one of those download 10,000 free smilies where 20 are good and the rest suck and it fills your puter up with spyware

www.jamwerx.com/open/Smiles.rar

thats this set if u want them which it sure looks like u do

I was just thinking these'd make nice "mood" icons for a site...

this is just too dam funny!
this is an email that just came in off the w3c standards mailing list.
someone from the ie7 team asked for suggestions on bettering ie 7
(i'll be bad and cross post on the firefox thread)
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Subj: Re: [WSG] Slightly OT... Interview with IE Dev team
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2005 19:28:24 -0000
From: "Kornel Lesinski" <kornel@osiolki.net>
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> I was wondering if any of you have any specific questions, queries, or
> comments regarding the development of IE, and more specifically, IE7
> which may, or may not, come with Longhorn (before... if we're lucky)


Does Microsoft feel resposibility for the web?

Do they realize how much web traffic is wasted, because IE holds back web
standards?
(according to stopdesign.net it's 950gb of junk markup *per day*, on
microsoft.com alone)


What about fixing long-standing rendering bugs?

On http://positioniseverything.net/explorer.html you can find some nasty
ones
(severly broken float model is my 'favorite')

On IE blog I've read excuses that such things need to stay for sake of
compatibility.

Indeed funny it'd be when fixed IE would cease to be "IE-compatible",
but how long Microsoft can keep it's pet bugs?


Why 8 years is not enough to implement PNG transparency? (that's a popular
question