I've been a Fedora user since Fedora Core 3. It's my only OS, and most of my time is spent in front of it (for work and leisure). I was shocked when I discovered Gnome 3 and all the things it "broke" for me and the way I interact with my computer. I felt like my computer had suddenly lost a lot of its value and functionality.

I tried to get used to it, I tried add-ons, I tried Cinnamon, Xfce, Lxde... But nothing felt right. Until I tried KDE. I was shocked to find that it was -or could be made to look and feel- exactly like Gnome 2, but more modern and with a ton of options and cool features Gnome2 didn't have. I'm not going back to Gnome 2.

Or you could just use Google Translate and Google Books (to browse dictionnaries).
It worked for me and Atramenta :p

Or perhaps, just perhaps, people get grossed out whenever you make them sniff a vial of something they recognize as bodily fluids, no matter what kind they are.

In the unfortunate event that I have to reboot my computer, I will then spend about 10 seconds pressing Alt+F2 and a few keystrokes to relaunch the three Apps I need.

I then place each app on its own virtual desktop to keep things organized and I'm back to work.

No, I haven't. I stay away from german porn.

As a web developer with more than ten years experience who doesn't use any kind of "IE only" hacks and code, I disagree.

IE wastes time, because it's the only browser that needs extra care, but when you know what it can and can't do properly, you know how to code css that just works on every browser, IE 6 included, without hacks and without extra CSS files for IE.

Writing extra IE-only css code is a sign of incompetence.

Javascript is a different matter, but jQuery takes care of that problem just fine (mostly).

I was trying to find your website's footer you blistering idiots !

I don't know about lesbians but as for atheists not saying "god damn it" or "go to hell", it's quite easy to find as it's mostly dependent on the language and culture, not the religion. These expressions exist in french too for instance, but they aren't commonly used and sound quite ridiculous and outdated.