No, I think she's on to something. I remember how all those teachers who had personal lives destroyed my academic success.
I'm a lot less bothered by it since I learned that VLC can play directly from the rar file.Why in this day and age are TV episodes in torrents broken into multivolume rars/zips? So irritating.
But all that's really doing is decompressing it to a temp folder and playing that. Which is dumb.I'm a lot less bothered by it since I learned that VLC can play directly from the rar file.
It's mainly for families. When you have 3+ people all competing for the same channels on the only TV in the house, it's helpful to be able to record shows for later. It probably saves money too if you get one of these instead of getting extra cable boxes.I'm bothered by Dish bragging about their hopper can record six channels at once and hold 2000 hours of recordings.
First, it's hard enough finding anything on ONE channel worth watching, let alone six at the same time. Second, if TV is taking up so much of your life that you need something like that (not accounting for other household members), I have to worry about you.
I got chewed out by my British principal a couple weeks ago and he said something similar. I had gone from the Hong Kong trip right into end of semester exams. Grading writing exams using the British keystage system takes some time and on top of that I had to do student comments. He came into my office complaining that comments weren't done and said I wasn't "running on all gears". I explained that I had five days less than everyone else due to the HK trip and he retorted that I should have brought all that work home and done it there (despite me already staying late after school). I simply said I have responsibilities that exist outside of this classroom that I have to deal with which he responded with, "Teachers take their work home all over the world. "Dead serious. I think it's like you said , she's a miserable person who has no idea how to balance her life, and is spreading that misery around. There's always one member of the faculty like that at every school.
Is it better or worse if that turns out to be a new sex act?Tonight I told my husband that I finally figured out what I wanted for Valentine's Day. He asked if it was a nose job.
Best reply? "No, but now I kind of want a divorce..."Tonight I told my husband that I finally figured out what I wanted for Valentine's Day. He asked if it was a nose job.
I was thinking more along the lines of "Now I know what kind of job you won't be getting on Valentine's Day".Best reply? "No, but now I kind of want a divorce..."
An Italian one?I was thinking more along the lines of "Now I know what kind of job you won't be getting on Valentine's Day".
I am from NJ afterall.An Italian one?
--Patrick
He said Italian, not Guido.I am from NJ afterall.
I prefer a more Michael Cain approach.He said Italian, not Guido.
Ooohhhh... unless you mean this kind of "Italian job", which he earned after the nose comment.
I prefer the Corleones.I prefer a more Michael Cain approach.
I understand the annoyance, especially if they're exaggerating, but on the other hand...Better safe than sorry. If all of my friends and family suddenly decided they'd never open an unknown file type ever again, I'd be damn happyPeople freaking out when there's a file extension they don't recognise and won't open. No, it isn't a virus. Yes, I'm sure. Yes, I'm sure downloading 7-zip isn't a virus either. Do you want to access your .TAR file and do your job or would you like an ativan? I don't care which, just stop freaking the fuck out.
My problem isn't so much that they won't open it, it's that they freak out because it won't open when they click it. "OBVIOUSLY IT'S A VIRUS!"I understand the annoyance, especially if they're exaggerating, but on the other hand...Better safe than sorry. If all of my friends and family suddenly decided they'd never open an unknown file type ever again, I'd be damn happy
I think that's one of the facepalmingliest IT anecdotes I've ever heard.My problem isn't so much that they won't open it, it's that they freak out because it won't open when they click it. "OBVIOUSLY IT'S A VIRUS!"
Yes, obviously.
I hope you didn't send her a smiley face.Anonymous postingjust in case my wife comes looking...
In one of our fights I mentioned how she still resents me for trying to stay friends with an ex when we started dating.
She told me "She sent you a "heart" via text! No one does that unless they are still in love with you!!".
I should send my wife a facepalm emote.
I dunno, if my wife stayed friends with an ex and he sent her a <3 text, I'd be pretty pissed off too.Anonymous postingjust in case my wife comes looking...
In one of our fights I mentioned how she still resents me for trying to stay friends with an ex when we started dating.
She told me "She sent you a "heart" via text! No one does that unless they are still in love with you!!".
I should send my wife a facepalm emote.
I don't think I would have been too happy about an ex-girlfriend sending my boyfriend a heart via text or my boyfriend remaining friends with this person. However, if this is something that keeps coming up in your marriage years later, and this ex is no longer sending you texts, there is a much bigger issue at hand.Anonymous postingjust in case my wife comes looking...
In one of our fights I mentioned how she still resents me for trying to stay friends with an ex when we started dating.
She told me "She sent you a "heart" via text! No one does that unless they are still in love with you!!".
I should send my wife a facepalm emote.
Blame the Tort system. "Peanuts. Warning, contains nuts."at 19 seconds you're basically saying "everything we just said is a lie for 99% of all foreseeable circumstances."
I'm not saying we should make disclaimer requirements more lax, I'm saying that if something they want to say requires a disclaimer, they shouldn't say it at all.Blame the Tort system. "Peanuts. Warning, contains nuts."
--Patrick
Honesty---in advertising?I'm not saying we should make disclaimer requirements more lax, I'm saying that if something they want to say requires a disclaimer, they shouldn't say it at all.