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I don't know how to phrase that without seeming to be rude...
Could you contemplate choosing a less "visually offensive" CSS for displaying your member name ? The frame around it is, IMHO, not of the best rendition. Plus it gives the wrong impression of a button.
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I don't like the choice of the "Contemplate" word it sounds so ... I don't know ... rude.
The CSS is indeed a CP button, I don't know who does CSS for CP, you can ask the head of CP web division chap.
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Canny Brisk wrote: so ... I don't know ... rude
Yeah, precisely what I wanted to avoid, but I did not find a way to phrase it properly, sorry 
Canny Brisk wrote: ou can ask the head of CP web division chap
I am actually asking you to think about not using that button display to highlight your name, because I find it somewhat out of place. My idea was not to request a change the CSS for every button on CP just to make the rendering of your use of the CSS for your name better 
But this is only my humble opinion. I think it is too much, so others may find it too much as well.
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Entropy isn't what it used to.
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Your requested was considered in the lower house of representatives and a vote was taken in favor of it.
Let me just fine a minute to do it (hopefully not too far)
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I'll settle for this one for the next few weeks.
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Great, thanks a lot !  
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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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Stupid suggestion I know but, why not ask one of the founders?
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I wasn't sure I'm worthy of approaching them directly without an authentic Hamster sealed recommendation ... 
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Seeing as how every page has this on it:
Quote: Copyright © CodeProject, 1999-2014
I'm going to go out on a limb and say 1999.
Brent
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Bingo - you get a 5er
Now, why didn't I think o that 
[Added] Updated the Wiki page [/Added]
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Nope...
"1999" can be found only at the botton where it says: "Copyright © CodeProject, 1999-2014"
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That i noticed, the link was more for the founder part of the question, i should have specified
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I had no idea it had been losted.
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It sure has have had
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So, after postponing the deadline for about 1.5 years, I finally had to switch my laptop at work.
So far, I had an HP Elitebook 2540p, which is by far the best laptop I have ever had. lighweight, powerful, robust, could handle docking/undocking and hibernating several hundred times before crashing, survived about 6 hours without power even after 3 years of intensive use, could handle all my funny experimentations with networking (switching from home network to work network to wireless to VPN to home ...), could even get by with some fancy external power supply if I forgot mine at home or in a meeting room. To cut a long story short, you now understand why I resisted the necessity of the scheduled maintenance change policy of my company.
Eventually, got a lenovo as a replacement. Starts with a big minus (which is a killer when I look for private laptops) : the fn key on the bottom left, instead of the ctrl key. When you constantly have to swtich between desktop and laptop, this is a PITA. Why on earth would someone put that more than useless key in such a critical place ???? You elephanting keyboard designers ever used a laptop in the past ?
[EDIT] There is a BIOS option to swap the keys. It works, but... a BIOS option ? Isn't that just a sign that this is an unfeature ?
Second one : proprietary rectangular connector for the power supply ? why ? WHY ? Why did you have the need of going from easy-to-plug half-universal round connectors to something rectangular !!! DO you guys ever used a usb port ? And turned the usb connector several times upside down until it finally fits in the hole ? Now imagine that with the power supply ? How many times will it survive it being put upside down ???
A fun fact: The power converter 220V->12V has been reduced in size and weight, but it seems that they run out of place to write all the logos and warnings on it, so they are all just packed in random places (sorry, no time to put a picture to illustrate what I mean)... This looks the same as a lego car for which I'd asked my 4-year-old daughter to put the stickers on it by herself...
So already two negative points, and I haven't switched the thing on... Bloody monday...
*Going for google to see how to switch fn and ctrl key  *
~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.
modified 25-Aug-14 4:40am.
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Pretty minor gripes I'd have thought. Yes, flip the Fn in the BIOS and you'll never need again. As for the rectangular port - that is clearly done to allow for a more shallow socket and slimmer laptop. It works either way round so I don't see the problem.
The shallowness does have an inconvenience on my yoga pro though, no room for a network socket so always stuck on WIFI.
Regards,
Rob Philpott.
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Rob Philpott wrote: es, flip the Fn in the BIOS and you'll never need again
Why should I be the one to do that ? How does the average laptop user, who today does not even know what BIOS is and that you can set it up, do it ? Why is this not a standard that desktop and laptop are designed similarly ?
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Entropy isn't what it used to.
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I'm inclined to agree with you - I would prefer function keys to be function keys.
For those who don't use anything sophisticated though (VS for example), they probably never use them and this is most people.
Looking at my keyboard (Desktop), the function keys are primarily labelled according to their non-F function (Help/Undo/Redo/New/Open etc...), their numbers on the front of the key not the top.
That I would suggest is a Windows thing, and the laptop is just following convention.
Regards,
Rob Philpott.
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Rage wrote: There is a BIOS option to swap the keys
Step two is to check if you can swap the physical keys too. They usually unsnap pretty easily. The question is if they are the same size?
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Nope, they are not the same size. They would have been if I had not had the need to swap them, thank you Murphy. I'll go with tipp-ex. 
The keyboard layout is actually pretty lame : here some pictures[^] : the touchpad is taking about half of the size, which is completely oversized. Right-click is only possible when you hit the top right of the touchpad, the rest (including bottom right) is a left click. That thing is so big, that when reaching for top right with your thumb will just cause you to bottom-right click with the pulp of the base of your thumb.
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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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My next will have to have a touch screen. I spend so much time using tablets and phones that I've taken to tapping my laptop screen and cursing when nothing happens.
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Movie Quote Of The Day
After a way too short holiday...
A: The ends justify the means, Pops.
B: The ends is bullshit. The means is what you live with.
Which movie?
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