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brandan
11y ago
i feel like 4chan has a good immune response to this disease.
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brandan
13y ago
i disagree. to create tasty hot sauce, one must first create the universe.
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brandan
13y ago
what do you think of my new intuitive keyboard layout: b is a and a is q and q is b!
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brandan
13y ago
ah, yes. up is left. there's nothing counterintuitive about that.
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brandan
13y ago
30 years of side scrolling gaming history on computers. four arrow key options for movement. this person chose up and down to represent left and right. user interface experience ( ) master ( ) proficient ( ) beginner (x) antagonistically co
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brandan
13y ago
i click and highlight and such out of boredom, similar to how i tap my fingers when waiting or thinking. if i click while a program is 'hanging,' it isn't out of frustration or expectation of a response. people actually do that for those re
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brandan
13y ago
http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Layer_Dialog inkscape shares many features with fireworks. it's a great alternative for a big chunk of similar applications.
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brandan
13y ago
http://www.inkscape.org/
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brandan
13y ago
that's a really impressive argument!
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brandan
13y ago
i think a more common problem is people taking flippant comments way too seriously.
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brandan
13y ago
Bad news for tall kids.
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brandan
13y ago
Interested in opportunities and connections. Currently employed by a structural engineering firm as a Revit modeler/drafter, Revit parametric programmer, pseudo-project-manager, Windows Server administrator, network administrator, and backu
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13y ago
http://www.design215.com/toolbox/wordpattern.php it's a pattern search, not just a character count search. check the instructions and examples, they're pretty straight-forward.
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brandan
13y ago
you can use scrabble word pattern searches to determine that there is only one english word that matches the pattern of the largest set of characters in this cypher. the rest falls into place from there.