GasBandit
Staff member
Sounds like they hired HR people who were raised in Portland.Wow, the state that once had the most racist constitution, is pushing diversity that hard now.
Sounds like they hired HR people who were raised in Portland.Wow, the state that once had the most racist constitution, is pushing diversity that hard now.
Yeah, the whitest city in America.Sounds like they hired HR people who were raised in Portland.
And yet the most obsessed with diversity.Yeah, the whitest city in America.
But only the concept of diversity.And yet the most obsessed with diversity.
No, you don't get a breakdown lane, just the fast lane just after you cross the I-5 bridge from Washington into Oregon. Luckily, the speed limit is only 50, and most of the drivers there have a hard time managing half that.Do you have a desk out on the interstate? Just like, in the breakdown lane? "Thank you for visiting Oregon. Just a moment."
Why not? Make them think you've done extra coding.I sure as hell don't want (double-spacing) in my HTML/CSS/Jscript docs!
Nah, unless I'm desperately in need of a consult, I'm the only who's going to see these files. It's ok though, apparently I erroneously assumed that a tool called "HTML Editor" would allow me to just edit the HTML, but it was a WYSIWIG editor, it wasn't double spacing my code, I wasn't looking at the source yet.Why not? Make them think you've done extra coding.
--Patrick
white-space defaults to normal, which "directs user agents to collapse sequences of white space". The forum's style for posts does not override that anywhere I can see, so your posts get displayed with condensed spaces. You can confirm this is happening by inspecting the content of your post with your browser's dev tools, and you will see your message's text contains the extra spaces.Edit: example, I hit space twice after typing "ending a sentence." Gone. But when I edit the post, it's back again!
My English teacher who I had for three years in high school ingrained that into to us so much that I can NOT not do that.What really bakes my noodle is it seems to have happened during the same transition that did away with double-spacing after ending a sentence. I still hit spacebar twice out of habit, all the time, but nobody does that anymore, and often enough whatever text editor I'm using will treat it like a "common mistake" and "fix" it without asking! So, all pages are double spaced, but sentences no longer are? WHY
Edit: example, I hit space twice after typing "ending a sentence." Gone. But when I edit the post, it's back again!
GET OFF MY LAWN, YA DAMN HIPPY! Kids these days...Isn't the double-space-after-a-period a leftover from the limitations of typewriters? Get with the times you dinosaurs
I've been using my pencil to do that. Do you know what a pencil is?Yo gramps, don't you have some mp3s you need to rewind?
You all can take yer Tweetyspaces and your MyBooks and get the hell off my lawn.
"Hey, how do I buy your stuff?"
"Why, from the link I provided-TWICE!"
"Okay, I'll simply like your comment and/or reblog it and never buy anything from you!"
Maybe that's part of why they're circling the drain, per my link in the random crap thread.Pandora. Seriously, what the hell? How many fucking times do you think I need to see the pop-up telling me that you're going to play more songs like this one because I clicked on thumbs-up?! It's 20-fucking-17! If you don't get the concept of Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down on a website after the 10th pop-up, you never will! I've "Thumbed" (their term, not mine) up 59 songs on this station alone. That whole "pot use lowers your IQ" thing has been proven to be bullshit, I'm not a moron.
I'll be damned. I have Prime as well. Didn't know this was an option.I've pretty much switched over to Amazon Music. I already pay for Prime, and I can download the songs, so it's an all-around win for me.
The best advice I've heard about making crepes is, "The first one goes to the dog." -Julia ChildYou know what pisses me off? People who are good at making thin, French-style pancakes. I get that they're hard, and it takes a lot of skill to get them to turn out consistently. Sure, they're delicious, but shut up about it already. We get it, you crepe.
You just made that up so you get to eat before the rest of us!The best advice I've heard about making crepes is, "The first one goes to the dog." -Julia Child