I was recently trying to come up with a regex for some renaming file thingy recently, and I found I could easily state is pseudo-code what I wanted to do, but looking through and regex sites/tips/FAQs quickly went from "here's a very simple match test" to "going to the moon", with little in-between, which is what I was after.
However, I eventually found Reggy for OS X, a handy little tool for testing regexes, so all was not lost.
Not really. I had a 27" CRT television that I wanted to replace with an LCD of the same screen height, so I got a 32" widescreen. I don't know where you got your 42" figure from, that would have the same height as a 35" 4:3 screen.
It was one of the few games I had on my Mac, and each year after I first played it, I played it again because I had an upgrade (more RAM, faster processor, better video card) that made it even better. Hell, I started it up again running it in Classic on my G5, which wasn't as seamless due to the way the OS interpreted the 2nd mouse button, but was the fastest machine I had.
Then I found out a way to run it in Cider on my MBP, so it's off to start it up again!:)
About 45% of Texas' power comes from natural gas (which you can see by reading any REP's facts label document). When gas rates jumped early this summer, electricity prices were going up almost weekly for fixed-rate contracts on the competitive market.
I have to use Outlook at work, and the first thing I did was shut the volume off and turn off those fargin' toaster alerts. The icon in the taskbar will do just fine.
Setting unrealistic expectations to the management/managers by trying to be lone superheroes all the time. Poor, unclear, late or non-existant communication.
Hell, I'm guilty of it myself from time to time. But I know the problem and I'm trying to fix it.
That's mainly because the North American phone monopolies were very good at getting new service connected up within a few days. I've heard stories from friends in England during the 80s that it could take 2 weeks for BT to get you a landline, often times longer in France. AT&T/Bell would have one up in 3-5 days. Is it any wonder mobile adoption took off in Europe?!
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I was recently trying to come up with a regex for some renaming file thingy recently, and I found I could easily state is pseudo-code what I wanted to do, but looking through and regex sites/tips/FAQs quickly went from "here's a very simple match test" to "going to the moon", with little in-between, which is what I was after.
However, I eventually found Reggy for OS X, a handy little tool for testing regexes, so all was not lost.
Dvdisaster: Bringing the sectorback
If the door's unlocked, it's hardly "breaking in," is it?
James Bond is a virgin!
If it's good enough for the world of Mad Max, it's good enough for Bond.
Local college of choice: Solid State.
Not really. I had a 27" CRT television that I wanted to replace with an LCD of the same screen height, so I got a 32" widescreen. I don't know where you got your 42" figure from, that would have the same height as a 35" 4:3 screen.
OS X has a "verbose" mode, hold down Command-V when starting up.
It's not a server, it's a laptop. Uptime is meaningless.
I did almost 1,000 on a 2 week trip to China last year, split over 3 CF cards, so it's easily done. Depends on where you go, obviously! :)
But then I checked my email accidentally, and it downloaded all the attachements, and now they're back obn my laptop! ARGH!!!
Funny how ticket prices have come down since deregulation, for the most part, on high traffic routes.
It was one of the few games I had on my Mac, and each year after I first played it, I played it again because I had an upgrade (more RAM, faster processor, better video card) that made it even better. Hell, I started it up again running it in Classic on my G5, which wasn't as seamless due to the way the OS interpreted the 2nd mouse button, but was the fastest machine I had.
Then I found out a way to run it in Cider on my MBP, so it's off to start it up again! :)
About 45% of Texas' power comes from natural gas (which you can see by reading any REP's facts label document). When gas rates jumped early this summer, electricity prices were going up almost weekly for fixed-rate contracts on the competitive market.
Because monopolies aren't illegal.
So don't buy the kids DVDs in the first place, or wait until they're older and can take care of them properly. If they break it, tough.
I have to use Outlook at work, and the first thing I did was shut the volume off and turn off those fargin' toaster alerts. The icon in the taskbar will do just fine.
It's an SSD, there is no platter!
Setting unrealistic expectations to the management/managers by trying to be lone superheroes all the time.
Poor, unclear, late or non-existant communication.
Hell, I'm guilty of it myself from time to time. But I know the problem and I'm trying to fix it.
That's mainly because the North American phone monopolies were very good at getting new service connected up within a few days. I've heard stories from friends in England during the 80s that it could take 2 weeks for BT to get you a landline, often times longer in France. AT&T/Bell would have one up in 3-5 days. Is it any wonder mobile adoption took off in Europe?!
The Grand Tetons are part of the Rockies, FYI.
Taking inflation into account, the music is a hell of lot cheaper than it was 20 years ago in the heydays of vinyl.
"She wanted to give the @2 billion people around the world who dont have electricity the gift of light and cheap energy."
What does "@2 billion" mean? "At two billion?" Maybe "~2 billion?"
Like when a clown kills itself.
Ah, yes, the Mobius hot dot! I know it well.