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I am genuinely shocked at how awful the ending was. It happens so abruptly and the final segments before are easy as pie. Anyone else feel that id bit of way more than they could chew here?
Started by Fistfulofmetal on
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by 18 people.
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You know, I was anticipating this game....
Now the part about them being easy as pie is a disappointment .
I haven't seen the ending, but considering their previous track record I'm not surprised that the ending (or story if you will) wasn't exactly great .
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Getting closer to finishing up changes on my Trump.The bike i picked up last year had a lot of what i was looking for in my 1st Trump. Was built really well and ran strong. Great bike to start my brit learning experience on
Came time to make changes i...
Started by fightclub on
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by 9 people.
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Tom oil tank looks great bro you need to just get it tumbled and leave the thing raw looking will look awesome great work brother and thanks for the... .
Cheers Dan bad ass oil tank! Lookin good.
Keep the pics coming.
Looks great, love those Triumph builds.
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At work I have found it very difficult to 'sell' the idea of refactoring to management and senior colleagues. This is despite us having inherited a truly awful codebase (we all thought it was awful including them) from a programmer who really shouldn'...
Started by kronoz on
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by 19 people.
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Or any number of those huge pungent smells that make a code base truely awful then I find.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Ever forget to tip someone and feel awful.
God awful.
Started by SourPatchKids on
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by 14 people.
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Re: Ever ....
I usually tip really well.
I accidentally didn't tip the pizza guy bad.
Nope, I only feel bad when I go with someone who tips a lot Re: Ever forget to tip someone and feel awful.
Re: Ever forget to tip someone and feel awful.
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When I was developing web-apps with jsp/jstl and jQuery, I used to write nice html-code, separated from styles and scripts. JSP inserted some odd spaces and blank lines but nothing else.
Now I'm trying to develop with jsf. JSF has lots of libs for creating...
Started by Roman on
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by 4 people.
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But all libs I've already tried generate awful html mixed.
I think the main problem is that the generated code must parameter trimSpaces to true .
Libraries) is quite awful, but it is still valid.
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I have this problem. I can't stop myself from refactoring existing code that works but is, in my opinion (and perhaps objectively), badly designed or contains other "code smells". This can have a significant negative effect on my immediate productivity...
Started by orj on
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by 37 people.
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The system in place than you can refactor without fear of breaking that awful code because you have your unit.
I do it - on some fairly awful code.
Just like implementation of a new feature.
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Here's a quick and dirty round corners technique I've been playing around with.
<!-- assuming the div isn't statically positioned --> <div> <img src="box_TL.png" style="position:absolute;top:0;left:0;"/> <img src="box_TR.png" style...
Started by smchacko on
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by 6 people.
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Http://www.twinhelix....
You'll come into issues with IE6 using PNGs so you will either need to add the correct CSS filter background to divs instead of images or use javascript to help turn the png images into transparent gifs with the png background added .
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I want to transform the 'values' array created by xml_parse_into_struct() into a bunch of nested arrays which I can walk recursively. This is for a very simple XML class which will hierarchically search the document like so:
$xml_data = " <sometag&...
Started by Carson Myers on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
For best effect you'd might wanna do
$xml['sometag'][0]['someothertag....
Why not to use SimpleXML for that? The same nesting model, but objects instead of arrays .
Not sure about your exact requirement but I think you can use array_walk_recursive there .
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I like to create between 3 and 5 toolbars ( like the Quick launch toolbar) to house different sets of icons for daily use.
Games Office, Apps, Utils (stuff like that)
I like to right-align some of these so that all content is hidden and the chevrons (...
Started by Rory Becker on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The problem is that when you....
Try adding them with the taskbar already locked to avoid accidentally moving them .
As soon as you reposition one however, you're stuffed.
As long as you don't reposition toolbars after they've been added you should be OK .
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I have a recurring problem with Excel 2003/PowerPoint 2003, where I have a nice-looking chart in Excel and try to embed it on a PowerPoint slide. Quite often, the text in the chart (labels, axis labelling, etc.) looks dreadful in PowerPoint - yet when...
Started by Gary McGill on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
(or, just resize the chart manually)
If you add a text box with the same font size (Arial 14 ... .
One workaround I can think right now is to edit the font in Excel - just use a smaller font and it will look almost as good as it looks in the original file .
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