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by pbhj 17y ago
an equivalent to how pngcrush works then
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by pbhj 17y ago
http://www.google.co.uk/trends?q=(ckeditor|fckeditor)%2Ctiny...
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by pbhj 17y ago
Thats: %d - 2 digit day number by month; %b - 3 letter month name; %Y - 4 digit year CE; for those who don't recall so well.
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by pbhj 17y ago
Of course I meant a justification for the mixed up ordering as being of greater utility (more easily parsed, understood, less confused, more easily read, better sorted, more standardised with other users) than the other common orderings. Le
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by pbhj 17y ago
I don't think their market moves that much, slippers might be OTT.
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by pbhj 17y ago
When it's cold I sleep in my bathrobe (we call it a "dressing gown" which is a particularly poor name for it as one wears it when not getting dressed!). It has long sleeves, is below the knee in length and snug - very comfortable.
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by pbhj 17y ago
No you couldn't, suppose your A does better in the first market and your B worse (accounting for size) in the second. You choose A. Which does even worse in second market. B was doing the best job for the second market, it is just that mark
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by pbhj 17y ago
lol
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by pbhj 17y ago
It's 99% correlated (in line with) the longer test method. OK. Then you learn that there were 77 in the study. So they got the result wrong 1% of the time, for 0.8 of a child? Shenanigans. "the two tests have a 99% correlation" "they recrui
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by pbhj 17y ago
"My take away: easier to make money off rich firms than poor individuals." A worthy insight IMO, one of those 'I know it but it helps to be reminded' comments.
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by pbhj 17y ago
US date order always makes me laugh - it's like people looked at date order and thought if the day comes before the month that will be the European way, lets flip it. Then they realised that would be YYYY-mm-dd and so be ISO standard order,
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by pbhj 17y ago
They can request you don't use it as condition for access to their platform - claiming it's a trademark is different. The mark (in the EC at least) needs to be indicative of the origin of goods or services and needs to be distinctive in ord
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by pbhj 17y ago
Was he homosexual or bisexual - his engagement and his acknowledgement to his fiancée that he had "homosexual tendencies" (eg http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/Biographies/Clarke_J... ) suggests that he was not exclusively attracted
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by pbhj 17y ago
"By all means express regret that a previous government did such and such" Of course the government didn't act unilaterally against the wishes of the people - they implemented the laws as required by society at the time.
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by pbhj 17y ago
One of, if not the, scariest moment of my life was waking up at home on the couch and not knowing where I was or who I was. It lasted for maybe 5 minutes and then things started fading back as I wandered about the house. Frightened the life
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by pbhj 17y ago
It's about programming, bad title.
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by pbhj 17y ago
I don't do a lot of web design but for my last two projects I was v.close to switching back to HTML4 to make the transition up to 5 easier when it's finalised. I think my next project (for myself) will be HTML5 but I can't quite bring mysel
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by pbhj 17y ago
Um, sex!? Or was that to obvious.
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by pbhj 17y ago
Wouldn't that be "I pity the fool who breaks the two second rule" ?
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by pbhj 17y ago
When you have a good job, good food and good company times are nearly always good. I'm sure the varied interesting diet pays off in staff motivation and happiness.
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by pbhj 17y ago
You could simply name all respondents by their response position in the thread, first is person1 (hope that's not too limiting!): person1:yay person2:people here like intelligent comments person3:go to digg if you want to yay all the tim
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by pbhj 17y ago
"only a fool breaks the 3 second rule" (takes roughly 3s to say)
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by pbhj 17y ago
Where do you drive? I tend to leave about twice the gap of other vehicles on the motorway, still strictly not the full stopping distance (but having been a motorcyclist I feel I read ahead well). I always find that people invade my stopping
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by pbhj 17y ago
He could have got reasonable country data without any extra questions by using an ip-to-location API; I think Google have one available.
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by pbhj 17y ago
It's industrial design or product engineering, not science. They applied a known system of using "phase change material" to regulate the normalisation of the temperature of the contents of a vessel, in this case coffee/beer in a mug/stein.
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by pbhj 17y ago
If Denise moves the ball to the bucket then perhaps putting balls in buckets is more common than putting balls in other containers. Sally being a child is likely to mirror Denises behaviours and therefore is probably more likely to place th
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by pbhj 17y ago
You say he is "overstating [your] claims" yet you wish the death of all religious people? You flame and then smother so that you can flame once more it seems.
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by pbhj 17y ago
So basically you find you can't use logical discourse or demonstrate your truths scientifically and so resort to ad hominem attacks?
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by pbhj 17y ago
What network are you on, if your access is via a corporate net then perhaps your connection is being tunneled to another location first; or maybe it's picking up a proxy server address?
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by pbhj 17y ago
Pointless post What's my response Flag it! [I think I got it right, never done Haiku before]

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