daychilde

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by daychilde 16y ago
Here we go: http://www.frid.ge/?ginvitation=3kharhhlv8owo4wgk0wwo4kcc
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by daychilde 16y ago
If you're not meeting any monsters, check in the options and change from "Peaceful" to another mode. Beyond that - there aren't really any goals. It's a huge sandbox. However, there may be some depth you're missing: - There are some 'toys'
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by daychilde 16y ago
I think there's a difference in having access to a concierge-type service, where the nature of the service is not completely described (there's no set list of provided services, only rules to help the employees figure out if a request is ac
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by daychilde 16y ago
I just wanted to present a warning about Minecraft: That game is distilled binary crack. I have lost a couple of entire days to the damned thing, and I only purchased it a couple of weeks ago. So just be careful if you try it out. I'm a rec
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by daychilde 16y ago
It definitely took me a while after moving away from Dallas to change some of my driving habits. I still definitely change lanes more than most drivers around here - although I do my best not to cut anyone off, and I actually let drivers in
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by daychilde 16y ago
Well, further research and messing around: It looks like multiple-language highlighting (a single document with HTML, PHP, and CSS) is not really available. I looked in the forum to try and see if I could figure out how to maybe add it myse
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by daychilde 16y ago
I had the good fortune to do a three month internship in Seattle last spring. And I have to say - after growing up in Dallas, now living in Florida, and seeing traffic in other places... Seattle drivers are unique. I've seen this [appear to
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by daychilde 16y ago
I don't. >1. A fixed commenting period for each post of 24 hours. Permanent link to this item in the archive. >2. Until the period expires, none of the comments would be visible to other commenters. Permanent link to this item in t
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by daychilde 16y ago
Maybe I'm missing something -- I write PHP files with HTML sections - and often CSS <style> sections in HTML. I can't figure out how to get true multi-language highlighting working. Does anyone else have this working? If I choose HT
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by daychilde 16y ago
>an asteroid could destroy us all, Well... by that measure, any statement regarding the future is a prediction. "I'll see you tomorrow!" - but maybe an asteroid will hit overnight....
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by daychilde 16y ago
>earn a fan Live in South Korea, die of fan death? But on topic: I think the thing that infuriates me the most is when a support person clearly doesn't read what I write to them. I can't count the number of times I've had to reply and s
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by daychilde 16y ago
As a typekit user, I have insight into this. It's as PaulHammond said: Embedding fonts means downloading a copy of the whole font. TypeKit tracks how big the font files are. Each font might only be ~20-30K - but that's one weight/style. If
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by daychilde 16y ago
Probably just the ADHD, but I find myself running past this limit all the time. What really annoys me about it is that they don't limit the characters in the text box - you can happily paste a novel in there if you want. Just when you go to
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by daychilde 16y ago
Not using Taskforce (although I just signed up - sounds very interesting) - this seems similar to the "Defer" feature of the "Mail Tweak" add-on for Thunderbird. I love being able to defer emails until a specific time. I use it for the sm
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by daychilde 16y ago
Seems like everything I saw was posted "a days ago". When I open a story, it seems to skip to the comments - I have to scroll back up to read the story (Firefox 3.5).
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Out of work again; seeking your advice
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by daychilde 16y ago
http://webhostingtalk.com/ is my go-to place for hosting opinions. More specifically, I recommend iWeb.com - I've had dedicated servers with them for more than five years. They're top quality. I haven't had any unmetered servers with them
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by daychilde 16y ago
I just wanted to double-check your comment about "ten seconds" - really that much? As in, timed with a watch, or it "feels like" ten seconds? I'm only asking because ten seconds is actually quite a long time at an intersection, and it fasci
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by daychilde 16y ago
That, and a dev version of Tab Mix Plus, because the only truly cannot-use-if-feature-doesn't-exist for me is address bar, search bar, history, and bookmarks all opening in new tabs by default. It's the only thing I require. Search bar is s
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by daychilde 16y ago
My thought as well. So, blow through about $4.3 million in money from your scam, pay back $10k, and oh, they can't scam people using the scam they used that was already illegal. I'm seriously in the wrong business, with the wrong ethics.
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by daychilde 16y ago
Perhaps some might call me petty, but in my mind, credibility takes a serious hit when mistakes like "many more have there chips on the table" are made. That being said, I think this is a good attempt to encapsulate HTML5 into a short sta
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by daychilde 16y ago
I definitely agree that there should be options to turn the silent updates off... There are several companies I disable: Winamp, for a while, was updating WAY too often; I used to have trouble with Quicktime - but, in my humble opinion, tha
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by daychilde 16y ago
I would assume it would work similarly to how extensions update - or perhaps how the "Update Notifier" addon works. The way I configured it, it checks for updates to addons every few hours, and if it finds one, installs it silently. The nex
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by daychilde 16y ago
Actually, in ~1987 on our XT clone, my dad or I'd found a little program whose sole purpose was to play a short snippet of something like "Mushroom, magic mushroom" - I think from a commercial or something. It was grainy, but not only was t
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by daychilde 16y ago
When I worked for Bravo, which contracted me out to Software Spectrum, which contracted me out to Microsoft, back in 1999-2000 - I was supporting Windows 95/98 and all the applets installed (theoretically meaning I supported, for example, M
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by daychilde 16y ago
Always hard to predict the future - but the counter-example is Fark/Totalfark, which have stood for quite some time now.
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by daychilde 16y ago
Apparently, there are calc apps you can easily get that will store text. Apparently, a number of my classmates used this ability for tests - storing various information and formulas we were required to memorize. I'm not tooting my own horn
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by daychilde 16y ago
Also, a feature that I thought was useless and stupid when I heard about it, but that I've actually come to use upon occasion: Shake a window (grab its titlebar and move your mouse quickly left and right) and all other windows (some excep
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by daychilde 16y ago
So... do they makani power?
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by daychilde 16y ago
I think that's rather missing the point entirely.

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