jaweegian

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   by jaweegian 12y ago

   I wonder if this has been made possible by the improved support for ODF in Office 2013. I generally find it to be very good. Much better, at least, than LibreOffice 4 supports Office Open XML.
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   by jaweegian 12y ago

   I'd similarly be curious about letters that have multiple ways of forming them: for example, capital G's and the "serif"
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   by jaweegian 12y ago

   I still miss KDE 3. I've been so satisfied with the latest generation of desktop environments on Linux that I've moved to Openbox trying to get back basic usability and speed.
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   by jaweegian 12y ago

   I'll be a senior in college next year. We use Python for our introduction course (still 2.x due to a library incompatibility) and Java for the next level course. After that, it's about 90% Java, with C++ for certain courses. Only
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   by jaweegian 12y ago

   Is the problem with Chrome or the OS and font selection? I think everything renders on my Win 7 + FX 30 setup I'm using now. Generally, I have the best success with Win 8 + IE 11.
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   by jaweegian 12y ago

   Interesting. I got my current city as choice #2 for my state (Lookout Mountain, GA). My fiancee and I are considering moving to Greenville, which is my top result for SC.