Stolen from darksakura
(Man, today must be my meme day... XD)
Your Hair Should Be Orange |
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(Man, today must be my meme day... XD)
Your Hair Should Be Orange |
That sums up my current state of mind/spirit/heart. Welcome to 1997, Eugene.
Just what I need when I have to conjure a new song by the end of next week. *sighes*
... On my hair? (Please be specific, including highlight colors if you have any in mind.)
P.S. The reason why I'm asking is 'cause I'm gonna get my hair done this weekend. ( Collapse ) I plan to have the back cut short though; the front/side will just be trimmed minimally.
If your site has a bunch of .xhtml files which choke IE 'cause Apache serves 'em under application/xhtml+xml
:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !\.xhtml$ RewriteRule ^ - [skip=2] RewriteCond %{HTTP_ACCEPT} application/xhtml\+xml RewriteCond %{HTTP_ACCEPT} !application/xhtml\+xml\s*;\s*q=0 RewriteRule ^ - [skip=1] RewriteRule ^ - [type=text/html]
Basically that means: If the filename extension is
This uses the fact that Mozilla/Firefox explicitly includes .xhtml
and the HTTP Accept:
header either doesn't have application/xhtml+xml
defined or has it defined but with quality of zero (meaning: I refuse the type
), override its MIME type and return it as text/html
.application/xhtml+xml
in the Accept:
header of each and every HTTP request while IE does not.
Note: If you have .xhtml defined in DirectoryIndex and want the above snippet to work for the directory URLs as well, it must be defined in the main httpd.conf; defining it in .htaccess does not work for an obscure reason that involves Apache's internal subquery processing.