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Yeah, saw it on imgur the other day. That is some high level chameleon technique 
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View from inside the 'box', against ... view from the side.
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Is there a way in windows to list what the undo/redo command does? I had renamed a file and forgotten where I did after doing several tasks after it. Without undoing the tasks, I was wondering if it's possible to list the undo/redo commands without actually doing them?
Thanks!
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Not that I know of - UNDO / REDO isn't a "standard windows thing" - it's implemented by the application itself each time. So unless the app provides a list, you can't find out. Some do: PaintShop Pro (even the Corel versions) do, and it's pretty handy.
But most apps don't even give you a single level undo, let alone a list of what you did!
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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In good german, I think "Jein" = Yes/No. I had once written a hook that could display the stack up of the undo command for each process, but depending how readable the parameters of the application were, you could end up with "0x043215004" as well as "mytext.txt". As you might have guessed, the windows Explorer was more of the useless kind.
Apart from that, MSOffice display some kind of list when clicking on the undo/redo arrows, but nothing known from the Windows Explorer.
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Assuming you are talking about using Win Explorer: >[^].
«I want to stay as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can't see from the center» Kurt Vonnegut.
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So, I'm taking the train up to Budapest to see my sick torturer! dentist. Free wifi, clean and comfortable. No need to purchase a ticket before as the nice guard sells them without a markup that would put Wonga to shame.
Totally alien experience
veni bibi saltavi
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: No need to purchase a ticket before as the nice guard sells them
You were trying to dodge paying the fare weren't you. 
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Probably hiding in the toilet as all other respectable gentlemen (misers) do... 
Anything that is unrelated to elephants is irrelephant
Anonymous
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The problem with quotes on the internet is that you can never tell if they're genuine
Winston Churchill, 1944
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I'd just like a chance to prove that money can't make me happy.
Me, all the time
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TBH they don't bother with ticket offices or machines in the small stations and I got on. in front of the guard.
veni bibi saltavi
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Do you need to bring carrots for the Goats that pull them though?
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What do you think he has to pay the conductor with?
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I would not be surprised if they used a dozen migrants on a treadmill to power the thing.
veni bibi saltavi
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: Free wifi, clean and comfortable. No need to purchase a ticket before as the nice guard sells them without a markup that would put Wonga to shame
Here in France it is even better, besides providing free wifi, comfortable seats and being clean, dentists can also be consulted without a ticket !
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Bad Rage!
Even the Hungarians can read the OM without confusing the issue. Anyway, the journey back shall be funny, Friday night down to the lake on a hot summer's night...
veni bibi saltavi
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I found that there were French people on them though. 
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I went to Budapest once and never again. 
Maybe we had bad luck but too many people were too rude and a lot of things annoyed the hell out of me. First you had to show your tickets to get off the station. When buying tickets to leave the darn city it was slooow and everything was a hassle.
Cab driver tried to rip us off, almost got in a fight, the establishment with female dancers tried to rip us off, one friend got pick pocketed and lost half of his travel money. The escalators to the subway was way to long and steep.
The only good memories from that city was from a sushi restaurant and another place with huge ass wiener schnitzels.
Never had so much bad luck in one city over a few days as there.
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I came for three days in 1995, it is now my home town. 
veni bibi saltavi
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Equal exchange it seems, my dislike your like. Basic Alchemy, or Karma. 
Glad someone likes it at least because it was a beautiful city with the view from the old castle and all. 
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Member 11683251 wrote: The escalators to the subway was way to long and steep.
Yes. They should make them shorter and let you jump the rest of the way down.
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Maybe provide a climbing wall, my legs are don't got the power to jump that high.
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sliding pole.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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Hi All,
Got an Email this morning from a company I had an interview with on Tuesday 'Sorry You Didn't Get It, But' I think they were impressed with my Electronics knowledge (I knew what a virtual earth was and what a BGA is). The problem was I didn't have the design knowledge?  I think they mean I didn't have the know how of to interface to Labview and take third party bits of hard ware and get them talking. I think! Why do you get an Email from someone who doesn't know what they are on about!!
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Just be glad you got anything!
The most frustrating part of job hunting is not being told anything - positive or negative - at any point. 
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