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Sean recommending a film with oiled up men? Shocking!
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It's nipple-tassel free though.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I suppose with the onset of winter he at least wears a shirt of some sort these days.
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Only in the office. He'll be back in the mankini come January
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Mind bleach. Please pass me the mind bleach.
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It's compilations of half hour-or-so videos bolted together as a "training course". But he figures one 5GB file is a bit much for a single download or even a single viewing (it's ten hours complete, so it's a fair amount to sleep through watch)
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Have you tried FFMPEG? It does a great job at stitching videos together and lots of other things if you can figure out the parameters needed!
If you have, how do you compare it to Avidemux?
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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Forogar wrote: if you can figure out the parameters needed
And there is the nub of it's problem!
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I can't help with the video cruddles, but the cold is best dealt with using, in lieu of Whiskey what you don't do, garlic & ginger.
1 clove of garlic, 3-4 cm of root ginger. Finely chop and steep in about 1l of boiling water for 30 minutes. Add honey [2tb for me] and lemon [1/2 ish] to taste. Drink and feel better.
Slightest sign of sniffles and I make it and it may not keep out the cold but it keeps my grey cells from turning to mush.
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OriginalGriff wrote: Corel
I stopped reading right there.
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Quote: Hate leads to suffering.
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OriginalGriff wrote: Hate leads to suffering.
Suffering leads to an Oxymetazoline[^] addiction.
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...never had to actually use them.
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Chris Maunder
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Is that the one with the half-sized up & down keys?
LUXURY! The winio OSK doesn't even have up & down keys!
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Ouch. OK, I'll take my teeny tiny up/down keys and stop whining.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Count yourself lucky. I have a 'full' keyboard on my Tosh with separate number pad and proper cursor keys, great for dev work and proper keyboarding. Except...
The up key is FUBAR and so I have to have numlock off so that I can have move the cursor up.
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The worst products come from designers, developers, manufacturers, companies, etc. who refuse to eat their own dogfood...
Eating your own dog food - Wikipedia[^]
That's one thing it seems that Steve Jobs definitely had going for him: he used his own products.
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But he didn't put cursor keys on the iPhone.
We're philosophical about power outages here. A.C. come, A.C. go.
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Herbie Mountjoy wrote: But he didn't put cursor keys on the iPhone.
No, I have them right here. I'm looking at my phone and there they are: cursor keys right there.
Oh, wait, this is an Android phone. I've been using this phone for over and year and I just noticed it's an Android. Well, that's just crazy.
What do you know, Android phones have cursor keys.
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He didn't put cursor keys on the original Mac, either...
Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p
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I don't know if you're supposed to be an Apple fanboi, but given the number of complaints you post about various aspects of your MacBook or OS X or whatever...you're actually doing a terrible job promoting anything Apple.
Or is that all part of some sort of clever reverse-psychology scheme? You are, after all, at the head of one of the most popular sites dedicated to Windows development...
I'm on to you...
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Ha!
We're not dedicated to Windows development. We're dedicated to development in any shape or form. We just have lots of .NET stuff due to our personal expertise / preferences and that of our audience.
In terms of Apple stuff, I love their stuff. Or loved. I think their devs need a slap around the head, and I think John Ive needs to back off the minimal and understand we live in the real world. I'm also very, very disappointed in Tim Cook taking Apple back to the dark times of a series line so complicated that not even the execs at Apple understood it. (and that's when Steve came back and made the company what it is. Or was.)
sigh. It's complicated.
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Chris Maunder
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"Dedicated" is definitely the wrong word.
"Heavily slanted towards"?
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Yeah, definitely, but the more Swift / Node / React / Java / COBOL / Whatever we get the better. The days of being able to sit on one stack are long gone. (Though Xamarin does try and insulate us and pretend there's nothing else out there).
cheers
Chris Maunder
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