18 Aug 07
Originally posted by WoodgieIt's much easier that way, but it's possible to listen to the entries without Firefox and gspace. You can simply log into the gmail account and download the files from there. But you won't get them sorted neatly in folders and stuff.
Does that involve using that freaky firefox stuff?
But of course it would be much better to get over your firefoxophobia and install it. TFC is sooo much better with all the extra features you get by using ouroboros' scripts and extension.
18 Aug 07
Originally posted by NordlysYou have not had any children, so how can I take you serioulsy?
It's much easier that way, but it's possible to listen to the entries without Firefox and gspace. You can simply log into the gmail account and download the files from there. But you won't get them sorted neatly in folders and stuff.
But of course it would be much better to get over your firefoxophobia and install it. TFC is sooo much better with all the extra features you get by using ouroboros' scripts and extension.
You long haired firefox free loading hippy.
(And so it begins)
😉
19 Aug 07
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Originally posted by Nordlyshey, cool! 😵 never realized that before!
Firefox is almost the same as foxfire, which is revontulet in Finnish, which is nordlys in Norwegian. So if you say something bad about Firefox, I feel personally insulted. 😠
but essentially it just means firefox is backwards. no surprises there. possibly it's even satan's evil spawn. red hot spawn.
revoild. (can a genetive be constructed with an 'o' in norwegian like it can in old swedish?)
19 Aug 07
Originally posted by wormwoodGood point about Firefox being wardsback.
hey, cool! 😵 never realized that before!
but essentially it just means firefox is backwards. no surprises there. possibly it's even satan's evil spawn. red hot spawn.
revoild. (can a genetive be constructed with an 'o' in norwegian like it can in old swedish?)
An 'o' for the genetive? No, I don't think that works in Norwegian. What about "revsild"? That's delightfully ambiguous.
19 Aug 07
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Originally posted by Nordlysthe thing is, old composite nouns in swedish are usually joined with an 'o'. if I remember right it's the genetive in old swedish (similar to 'of' in english), and can be used only with 'old' words. I suspect räv and eld might very well be such words, and it would make sense that same would apply to norwegian. these days it's mosty visible in town names etc., maybe there are such in norway as well?
Good point about Firefox being wardsback.
An 'o' for the genetive? No, I don't think that works in Norwegian. What about "revsild"? That's delightfully ambiguous.
I'll go consult my trusty google earth. 🙂
I found a moloveien in bodø. now, is it mol-o-veien or molo-veien?