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Look what I got part 2

Wednesday, 17. December 2008, 13:06:17

Look what I got part 2

Japanese characters. FunnyOleg's massive lunch

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coxy # 17. December 2008, 13:12

Can't look. It won't load.

OC is being bad.

Tamil # 17. December 2008, 14:26

amnith # 17. December 2008, 14:33

Congrats, part 2 :-)

EspenAO # 17. December 2008, 14:33

OC fixed. Was bad. Now good.

coxy # 17. December 2008, 14:49

Indeed. Now good. Mmmmacbook.

aaas # 17. December 2008, 15:00

Espen looks so happy on his new toy

slackwrdave # 17. December 2008, 15:45

You're making a lot of money at Opera, aren't you?

Looks like a fun Christmas!

amnith # 17. December 2008, 17:04

OC, by the way?

EspenAO # 17. December 2008, 17:15

OC = Opera Community. Almost like that tv-show thingy.

You're making a lot of money at Opera, aren't you?

Nope. Just lucky!

amnith # 17. December 2008, 18:17

MyO or MO > OC, imo. Mostly because OC reminds me of that TV series.

coxy # 17. December 2008, 18:31

I think MOC needs to settle on a name/brand anyway. You need to choose between:

'My Opera' and lose the 'Community'
'Opera Community' and lose the 'My'
'My Opera Community' and keep it all.

I guess if you were calling the site 'My Opera Community' the url is my.opera.com which is good for looking like my.opera.community.

The url would also work for the site being called just 'My Opera' - with my.opera.com working alongside myopera.com

However, at the minute, the title of the site says 'Opera Community', the site's logo says 'My Opera', the footer says 'My Opera community' and the url suggests it could be all three.

Consistency, boys!

Furie # 17. December 2008, 18:52

Are you cutting off the contest entries before anyone else wins again?

Furie # 17. December 2008, 18:55

Quite often I refer to it as Bloody Opera, but BO isn't really a good brand.

amnith # 17. December 2008, 18:57

I can agree with MOC or MO, but I think I like the latter the best. "MOC" is too close to "MOCK" in uttering

I got used to MyO after I played with the CSS and discovered #myo. Before that I always used My Opera.

TriMN # 17. December 2008, 19:11

Bytte?

Nerak # 17. December 2008, 19:13

Flippin' show-off!

EspenAO # 17. December 2008, 20:58

Coxy, you have valid points. Will look into that...

coxy # 17. December 2008, 21:41

I have other valid points about Opera Community and Opera Browser in my browser's 'Notes' - but I'm saving them for a rainy day.

amnith # 17. December 2008, 22:56

coxy, the valid point man (VPM).

AOTEAROAnz # 17. December 2008, 23:34

Shaunak # 18. December 2008, 01:57

Methinks My Opera has a nice ring to it....

Plus I believe you guys have registered the domain http://www.myopera.com/

qlue # 18. December 2008, 03:39

Of course, MO is likely to be uttered as 'emo'

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coxy # 18. December 2008, 09:17

glue, but that's what blogs are? a whole load of emo-ness.

Furie # 18. December 2008, 12:41

http://prestopnik.com/emo_haiku/index.php

DBabbit # 19. December 2008, 02:53

An early Christmas present!

Chas4 # 21. December 2008, 21:09

My Macbook Pro
http://my.opera.com/Chas4/albums/showpic.dml?album=551911&picture=8458267

from a few years ago now With Opera 9.63 and Opera 10 Alpha 1

Now EspenAO has a way to show off Opera Link and his linkaholic abilities

Mickeyjoe_irl # 26. December 2008, 00:27

Originally posted by Espen:

Nope. Just lucky!

Very lucky

Now you're just rubbing it in.

Chas4 # 26. December 2008, 06:01

EspenAO did you get the one with the unibody and if so what do you think?

Chas4 # 5. April 2009, 19:30

Do you use it a lot?

amnith # 5. April 2009, 21:14

IF he does. He's like a big grin every day at work.

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