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OriginalGriff3-Mar-20 22:35

3-Mar-20 22:35

PROCRASTINATE

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pkfox3-Mar-20 22:38

3-Mar-20 22:38

Nope - how did you arrive at that ?

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OriginalGriff3-Mar-20 23:02

3-Mar-20 23:02

To "protract" something can mean to "procrastinate", and procrastination is a form of lie, sort of.

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OriginalGriff3-Mar-20 23:23

3-Mar-20 23:23

ASTROPARTICLE?

A cosmic ray is "just a little bit" and "maybe" would indicate an anagram. Not a word I've ever heard before though.

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pkfox3-Mar-20 23:36

3-Mar-20 23:36

That's da bunny

Astroparticle physics - Wikipedia

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OriginalGriff3-Mar-20 23:52

3-Mar-20 23:52

That's the article I found as well - I got the anagram, and googled to see if the word existed! Laugh | :laugh:

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pkfox4-Mar-20 1:15

4-Mar-20 1:15

Did you google the anagram ? Big Grin | :-D

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OriginalGriff4-Mar-20 1:21

4-Mar-20 1:21

I didn't know Google did anagrams ...

I just checked, and she wasn't her usual helpful self:
Protracts a lie - Google Search[^]
anagram Protracts a lie - Google Search[^]

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pkfox4-Mar-20 3:06

4-Mar-20 3:06

Inge's Anagram Generator

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OriginalGriff4-Mar-20 1:22

4-Mar-20 1:22

And the only other word(s) I could get from it were "Castle Airport" and I didn't think that worked. Big Grin | :-D

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Micrsoft Edge

dan!sh 3-Mar-20 22:22

dan!sh

3-Mar-20 22:22

...has become my default browser since this morning. I was tried to constant nagging from chrome that something went wrong last time I closed it, every time I opened it. So far, I felt everything is big, text, spaces, context menu. I managed to reduce first two. I still need to find where can I tell it to make context menu smaller.

"It is easy to decipher extraterrestrial signals after deciphering Javascript and VB6 themselves.", ISanti[^]

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter3-Mar-20 23:31

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

3-Mar-20 23:31

As I see the main - and worst - problem of Edge is its predecessors...

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Cp-Coder4-Mar-20 2:07

Cp-Coder

4-Mar-20 2:07

Welcome to the world of Edge! Smile | :)

dandy724-Mar-20 3:08

dandy72

4-Mar-20 3:08

Cp-Coder wrote:
Welcome to the world of Edge!

...as opposed to the edge of the world.

Hopefully it doesn't make you want to jump off of it.

Cp-Coder4-Mar-20 11:37

Cp-Coder

4-Mar-20 11:37

Quote:
as opposed to the edge of the world

You're a Flat Earther, right? Smile | :)

dandy725-Mar-20 2:37

dandy72

5-Mar-20 2:37

Yeah, and last year we had a convention - people flew in from all around the globe.

Dan Neely4-Mar-20 3:24

Dan Neely

4-Mar-20 3:24

Something right with the world today
And everybody knows it's wrong
But we can tell 'em no or we could let it go
But I'd would rather be a hanging on

Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, weighing all things in the balance of reason?
Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
--Zachris Topelius

Training a telescope on one’s own belly button will only reveal lint. You like that? You go right on staring at it. I prefer looking at galaxies.
-- Sarah Hoyt

Tabs

dan!sh 3-Mar-20 21:51

dan!sh

3-Mar-20 21:51

Taking off from the tabs vs spaces post few threads below, I was wondering why they were talking about tab = 8 spaces. Does it not make the code unreadable as it is too spaced out?

When tab is set to 8 spaces:

if (true)
{
        // Indent of 1 tab = 8 spaces
        if (true)
        {
                // some thing here
        }
}

When tab is set to 4 spaces:

if (true)
{
    // Indent of 1 tab = 4 spaces
    if (true)
    {
        // some thing here
    }
}

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OriginalGriff3-Mar-20 22:07

3-Mar-20 22:07

Yeah, but same as double spacing: it makes it look like you wrote more code!

if (true)

{

        // Indent of 1 tab = 8 spaces

        if (true)

        {

                // some thing here

        }

}

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dan!sh 3-Mar-20 22:14

dan!sh

3-Mar-20 22:14

So, if you get paid by lines, do you also get paid for empty lines?

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OriginalGriff3-Mar-20 22:22

3-Mar-20 22:22

Well, we get enough "articles" submitted with ten lines of code spread across two pages that it must be true! Laugh | :laugh:

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Stefan_Lang4-Mar-20 21:28

Stefan_Lang

4-Mar-20 21:28

We get paid for article length? OMG | :OMG:

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g_p_l3-Mar-20 22:46

g_p_l

3-Mar-20 22:46

Glad I dont get paid per line of code
Years back, I worked with a product that had a limit of 32K lines of code
We used a framework that used up 21K of them
I spent so much time reducing the number of lines used so we could get all the functionality in
Id have ended up paying my employer

Skip-Sailors5-Mar-20 5:47

Skip-Sailors

5-Mar-20 5:47

No, count semicolons.