kagamine

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by kagamine 12y ago
We have two sofas facing one-another with a table in-between, window to one side of the table. In houses here in Norway living rooms are often divided into 2 or 3 sections, where there is a dining area, a sofa(s) & chairs around a table
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by kagamine 12y ago
It's not even a question of there being a conspiracy, it's just a combination of incompetence and apathy. As an example of how easy your scenario is to achieve I received a letter from the courier division of the Norwegian postal
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by kagamine 12y ago
Finder lets you highlight a file then by pressing space it will show images in 100% size, play movies of certain file types, show PDFs in 100% size and let you scroll through them. It basically pops up a window much like a jQuery lightbox p
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by kagamine 12y ago
First thing I noticed, because it's first on the list, was namespaces. Very good to use ddl-this-list as you suggest an dthis is what I do, but it breaks in Angular when using, iirc, ng-show & hide and ng-if. I had to use camelCase
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by kagamine 12y ago
The space key preview was the one I meant, not the little box in a column to the right. Windows Explorer does not preview like Preview.
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by kagamine 12y ago
Norwegian plugs must be the UK plug's arch enemy, not grounded until the very last, 2 pins (the ground is on either side of the casing) and the sockets are at 0, 45 or 90 degrees (leading directly to exclamations of "Fuuck!"
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by kagamine 12y ago
Have to take issue with you on Pages, I have always thought it to be far easier to use than Word. Many a time I have started out with a Word doc and after half an hour just scrapped it and used Pages or, more recently, LibreOffice instead.
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by kagamine 12y ago
Iirc you used to be able to have the path visible at the bottom of the finder window but like so many things in OSX you have to set it to visible in the View or settings menu. I'm at work on a Winbox right now, anyone want to confirm t
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by kagamine 12y ago
Personally I hate it, I use NexusFile whenever I can. It may just be personal preference but I think Explorer is hard to use, doesn't preview anything like Finder does (and the Enlightenment File Browser also does on Linux). I think a
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by kagamine 12y ago
Round photos are so easy to have framed. /s The phone looked good but it seems to be made for a market of steampunk fans and cosplayers. Not sure how long it will be around with sales of about 100 per year worldwide at that price.
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by kagamine 12y ago
There is a law like that in most European countries afaik. In the UK it was called (back when I did business law 20 years ago) "fit for purpose" which was a vague description of 1. if it's a tumble dryer it should dry clothes
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by kagamine 12y ago
And cars. Let's not forget about fault finding a car requires a considerable investment in diagnostics gear.
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by kagamine 12y ago
I think too many people here are focusing on consumer electronics and in your example i found what I expect the French law is also about: white appliances. We actually don't buy fridges and dishwashers expecting them to last 3-5 years
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by kagamine 12y ago
Flow is nice, but the article does explain in the paragraph for id that us & id should be close to 100% when added. That's why they are placed together in the article.
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by kagamine 12y ago
ON the Internet these days having an opinion that differs from that of the person you are commenting after is "having a melt down". It's a 14 year old's way of 'winning' the argument. It is also why reddit is d
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by kagamine 12y ago
Sometimes the 'noise' from other people is the 2nd hardest part. I was told by an engineer in his 50s to go from door to door asking to speak to the boss because that's what he did with his 17 year old son and it worked for h
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by kagamine 12y ago
But you get to marry his daughter and make a useless heir who will be replaced by a random employee who you like more than your son!
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by kagamine 12y ago
I don't think the point was to look ahead at your legacy but to look back and see what we can learn. Japan is interesting in this respect as it is a nation that has a long and generally stable history. I remember reading in the Guardia
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by kagamine 12y ago
Why not Perl 2000? It's both futuristic and original. I don't think the name is the problem, I think that there is just too much competition among languages. If you ask a younger person which language they want to learn, will they
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by kagamine 12y ago
I'll tell what the Romans didn't give us, they didn't give us decent documentation, that's what!
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by kagamine 12y ago
Angular is not a framework, it's a very naughty boy. Now piss off. (Actual quote from Sergey Brin)
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by kagamine 12y ago
I was almost run over by a Nissan Leaf 2 weeks ago because it crept up behind me on soft snow. It was only going about 5-10 km/h. They could definitely manage to kill a child.
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by kagamine 12y ago
While browsers can't decide on a format for the Internet I can't imagine what kind a mess the auto industry could come up for custom sounds for cars. But the arguments would be funny to listen to, 2 guys in a pub, the first boasti
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by kagamine 12y ago
Although a better way to deal with this perhaps is for the "Your download is complete, thanks etc" page you see after clicking download to include recommendations from MS with their seal of approval. I would consider that a welcom
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by kagamine 12y ago
Less ironic when you consider that all of those Apps are from the same reputable company and not malware, nor do they have any hidden purpose beyond trying to assimilate the WinClones to the Appleborg (although it seems to have given Apple
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by kagamine 12y ago
I think that moottothemax is implying more that the crime is going elsewhere, perhaps there has been an increase in homes being burgled for example. The article doesn't cover that, the desperate/criminal are still desperate/c
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by kagamine 12y ago
You didn't really have to wait that long, I used it on a site a year ago (Autumn 2013) and managed IE8 support along with FF, Chrome, IE8+ with a combination of the 'old' flexbox and the new (+ a couple of IE hacks).
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by kagamine 12y ago
In a project right now that uses grunt, gulp, bower, npm, and angular (w. bootstrap). Just getting up and running to the point where we could actually code took too much brain. Going along nicely now though, at least until something needs s
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by kagamine 12y ago
In countries were chopsticks are the dominant form of cutlery (that sounds ridiculous), being a one-handed implement, is it considered bad form to hold them in the left hand. I chopstick in the left too. Can I travel to Asia and not be shun
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by kagamine 12y ago
I have always wondered, as a leftie myself, if appearance plays a part in people making a first-impressions decision about acceptance. For example, a lot of left handers part their hair on the 'wrong' side, so to righties it looks

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