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I am at the edge of the forest. And the desert is follow it.
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Nice Pretty Blue Skies...
My first thought was simply that the universe is a mirror... It tells us more about US than it shows about what is around us. Our vision is tainted by our beliefs and our views.
Try role playing while you walk... Try walking while being a 5 year old who does not understand the blight, or how things got there. Or try as a Chinese Exchange Student, or as a criminal looking for a place to hide some stash...
May you have many INTERESTING walks, and come up with a variety of ways to see the world around you!
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I live in Mexico, I live 3 hrs of my people, I came to a city by the type of work that abounds here (Software development), I live alone, I just bought a house, car and debts. My ex-girlfriend just told me to leave.
Most workers are lawyers, accountants, .... not software developers ...
it's boring and uninteresting
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First,
You live indoors? Wow, better off than some people...
You have a car? OMG, 3/4 of china is jealous...
You HAD a girlfriend, 99.999% of TECH GEEKS are Jealous  )))
You finally have some time to yourself for your own projects and reading that you could not get to before.
Amazing...
So, you came here for a reason... I hope you set your goals, and you know that in X years, you will not have debt, and you will have met other people. The ONE good thing about lawyers is that they usually know educated people... Some of them are actually good people. A very good friend of mine is a lawyer (most of his friends are NOT lawyers, LOL)...
Obviously I am an optimist. Make a list of the people you went to grade school, high school, or college with... And ask yourself how many would LOVE to trade your current lot in life for theirs. Include, like my school, the ones that were shot and killed, and the ones in prison for life for the killing.
Give me a roof, a safe environment, and a computer, and I can make my own happiness... May you find yours!
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thanks man, I liked your comment 
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I work at a college campus that sits on a beautiful lake. I can't see it from my office but it is less than a five minute walk. In the summer I go swimming on my lunch break.
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I work just outside Stellenbosch in the winelands of South Africa. I'm always planning to take photos of the wonderful area, but I never get round to it. Our offices face the mountains around Stellenbosch (and the little low cost housing area next door).
My 45-minute commute against traffic from Cape Town to work passes Cape Town Internation airport, goes through the densest informal housing areas of Cape Town, passed the Cape Town Film Studio and and then meanders through strawberry farms and vineyards.
The film studio has life sized old wooden sailing ships (think Pirates of the Caribbean) outside, and when I drove home the other day they were filming on one of the ships. They were holding up these three huge green screens just off to the side of the one ship 
I'm moving closer to work soon, to live in a small cottage on a smallholding amongst the vineyards and strawberry farms.
Before that I worked on the 18th floor of a high rise in Cape Town (which doesn't have many high rises) and I had the most awesome view of Cape Town Harbour. I'd go into the office early to watch the tugs bring in the huge ships.
Suddenly low internet speeds and bad signal doesn't seem like such a big deal anymore
Ri
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We rent an office in a government building mostly occupied by agencies that deal with substance abuse. It's mostly pretty quiet though, as their "customers" generally seem to be trying to clean themselves up. For a while it seemed like there was an unusual number of transgendered persons in the area, but I haven't seen any in the last few months.
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chriselst wrote: Pictures of the view out of your window would help.
I'm not sure if this qualifies since my "office" travels 600 to 700 miles a day on average.
One thing about trucking - if you don't like the view, give it a minute. It'll change. Click[^]
Sometimes the true reward for completing a task is not the money, but instead the satisfaction of a job well done. But it's usually the money.
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Has anyone else seen weird behavior?
0) Sometimes, FF refuses to render ANYTHING - even it's own UI.
1) When I scroll, the page turns black with the exception of embedded youtube videos (that's weird).
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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I switched to Pale Moon[^] ...it's a clone of FireFox that's optimized for PC/Windows.
All the FireFox plugins like FireBug still work with it
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I am glad you said that! ^^
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Cheers 
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I'm gonna try this soon 
Currently I use Chrome.
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There's also a Migration Tool[^] on the site to import your existing FireFox bookmarks and settings...makes the transition a breeze!
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I was using Chrome as my standard browser for quite a while. but several months ago, they came out with a version that doesn't handle my Logitech Performance MX mouse properly. I love that mouse, especially the forward/back thumb buttons, which I use all the time when searching for information o the web.
But these buttons started failing on some web pages, or maybe I should say on some page retrievals. Once a page is fetched, and the buttons fail, I know of nothing that will make them operate again (like refresh page or going to another page and back. If I navigate to another page, buttons might work perfectly on that page. However, it seems to be unrelated to the page contents: If I quit the browser and restart it, maybe the buttons now work fine on the first page, but fail on the second one. Besides, buttons fail on at least half of the pages I open; I refuse to believe that that many pages contain bad HTML or Javascript.
Another bug that occurs far less frequently: I discovered it a while later, but suspect that it was introduced at the same time. Every now and then, especially if I return to a previous page, the mouse wheel will not scroll the contents up or down - not until I have grabbed the vertical scroll bar and moved it at least a small step. That cures the mouse wheel, at least until I navigate to another page.
I experience the same both at my home computer and my office computer. I have the same model mouse both places. Appearently, few others are bothered by these bugs; that is why I suspect Chrome is incapable of handling this mouse properly. No other software (such as Firefox, IE or non-Internet applications) shows any problems with the mouse. If there was a hardware fault, chances are very small that they would occur in two places at the same time, and affect oone single software product. The same goes for a driver fault: Why would Chrome be the only software affected by it? (and a year ago, it was not!)
These bugs are so annoying that until they are fixed, I will stick to Firefox as my standard browser.
Yes, I have reported the bugs, several months ago, but have not received a sigle word of response from the development team. For a few functions, I still use Chrome (just like I use IE for a few websites), so I will notice when they fix the bugs. They haven't yet.
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I am still on last week's version, 24.5
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Entropy isn't what it used to.
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".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010
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You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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Eek: work for a UK's leading organization
This is verifiability from an Ukian what speak proper like me do.
There are three words - Jesus. Baszni [translated to protect MM]. Christ.
The above is a sample of an e-mail riddled with mistakes.
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: The above is a sample of an e-mail riddled with mistakes.
'Nuff said 
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I'm glad I can sleep safe at night knowing that criminals with names such as the 'skullcracker[^]' are being kept safely in open prisons. Makes you wonder what the nicknames of those are that we keep in the normal prisons, you know the ones that have bars and locks and stuff?
(This story has prominence here as a different (I hope), Michael Wheatley works here.
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P0mpey Returns wrote: Makes you wonder what the nicknames of those are that we keep in the normal prisons,
I vaguely recall there was a "Lord Archer" at Belmarsh. Chilling.
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A 'micro-penis Max' as well.
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No swearing in the lounge you b'tard!
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Oh come on! He only got 13 life sentences twelve years ago. What are they supposed to do with the poor chap? Lock him in at night? 
Those who fail to learn history are doomed to repeat it. --- George Santayana (December 16, 1863 – September 26, 1952)
Those who fail to clear history are doomed to explain it. --- OriginalGriff (February 24, 1959 – ∞)
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