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< is finally leaving work, can't wait for my cold sandwich

< has noticed that the paperclip in MS Office 97 is pointing out obvious things:

< craves banana flavoured soy milk
< should be doing homework now
< probably won't

Fifo wrote:< has noticed that the paperclip in MS Office 97 is pointing out obvious things:

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< Wonders if MS Office knew that ^ tends to run around with scissors.

< is struggling with <'s report. < will be glad when < can victoriously close the mass of tabs on this browsert once < has finished!

< had no idea they still sold non-homogenised milk in plastic bottles, it was quite a surprise when < found an extra dollop of delicious cream pour into his cup of tea...

Mmm, it's so delicious...

< also got his vintage Game & Watch in the post today, and, much to <'s surprise, it's in almost mint condition! Brilliant for the price!

Shrooblord wrote:< is struggling with <'s report. < will be glad when < can victoriously close the mass of tabs on this browsert once < has finished!

Heh, sunds just like my brother! He has so may tabs you literally can't see a single letter, it's just a line of blank white tabs with little Xs on

< thinks ^ should be now in the TTQ!

Hoodcom wrote:

Fifo wrote:< has noticed that the paperclip in MS Office 97 is pointing out obvious things:

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< wonders if MS Office knew that ^ tends to run around with scissors.

< would never run around with scissors.

MS Office isn’t capable of reading a mind.

Ambidextroid wrote:

Shrooblord wrote:< is struggling with <'s report. < will be glad when < can victoriously close the mass of tabs on this browsert once < has finished!

Heh, sunds just like my brother! He has so may tabs you literally can't see a single letter, it's just a line of blank white tabs with little Xs on

< only has up to 10 tabs open at the same time.

That's what <'s browser usually looks like, ambs - but < cleans up once in a while and closes all unnecessary ones. x)
< leaves them all up if they're useful to something < wants to do in the future, or, in this case, if it's a particularly interesting topic on the RPC < wants to check out and read fully once this report is finished and < has some time to spare again.

< always keeps the limit at around 4 or 5, but < has dual monitors so that means up to 10 if both screens have the browser window up (and if < isn't using the right monitor; the smaller, lesser used one, < has a window with http://time.is/ open).
< has a load of bookmarks on his bookmark bar though, so < can always quickly open a tab on a website. The good thing about the bookmarks bar is, instead of squashing up and hiding the title of the page, they always just show the full name and have an expandabe window if you fill the bar up. You can also rename them, making them shorter.

< likes to watch bad audition videos
< feels like he is a bad person

Fifo wrote:< has noticed that the paperclip in MS Office 97 is pointing out obvious things:

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Hah, only just noticed that . Next time it might say something like "Tip of the day: Don't stab police"

< wishes a Merry Orthodox Christmas to:

Montenegro, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, Serbia, Cyprus, Moldova, Palestine, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Part of Finland, Part of Jordan, Part of Australia, Part of Kazakhstan, Macedonia, Republic of Srpska.

Shrooblord wrote:< will be glad when < can victoriously close the mass of tabs on this browsert once < has finished!

< loves that feeling!

< spent yesterday playing Rayman Legends, and today putting images on the Wiki… *sigh*

< has also been playing Rayman Legends.
< needs to finish Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze.

< is getting tired of the ridiculous English in this manual:

Manuèl wrote:The influence of dissolved salts is very disturbing during the loading of the adsorbent, but during the salts can be used during desportion.

^’s “edited -1 times” sig fooled <!

< has not a clue what ^ is on about.


Someone knocked out <'s window!!

It's the guy who came to replace it.

Shrooblord wrote:Someone knocked out <'s window!!

Shooblorn wrote:...It's the guy who came to replace it.

< tends to prefer os x to windows

< does also. For <, it's hands-down the stability (only had one crash across both <'s machines after three years) and OS structure (no registry slowing down the comptuer after it gets a little older), but most notably, it's the little ease-of-use things that make day-to-day computer usage such a charm. Some examples are the CTRL+LMB executes a right click; CMD+Arrow Up brings you up one level in the directory tree; you can add icons to certain folders to be used as their representation just by dragging an image onto them in the Get Info (Properties) dialog - helps a lot for distinction and easy recognition.

The obvious downside is the compatibility bogus where people don't create programs for Macs because, let's face it, 'everyone uses Windows'. In the end, < doesn't really care; all the important programs for < are supported. < wonders how Linux users feel.