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Very soft. Don't want to lose that softness. Very, very soft. Quiet Yeah, so I never bothered creating an "Ask Me" thread since I don't find myself particularly interesting, but I guess I now have one just to say I have one.
Started by xi0 on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mangahelpers):
He likes dressing it up like people
Seinen Forums // Otaku Cafe // Shingeki no Kyojin // My Manga List Re: ... .
Is that your dog? It is.
Re: I am in possession of a receptacle for which you can carry objects in Originally Posted by godofthesunn Why not.. .
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Lol@ Kobe said "Thig guy's soft man. F*cking Pau's Soft" Caught Video
Kobe on Gasol: "This guy's soft man. F***king Pau's soft."
http://youtu.be/BKckW46p9iQ
Kobe: Man! This guy's soft man.
Mike: I hear you.
Kobe: F***ing Pau's soft.
Lakers are already...
Started by Gundress on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at insidehoops):
F*cking Pau's Soft" Caught Video
LOL Re: Lol@ Kobe said "Thig guy's soft....
Re: Lol@ Kobe said "Thig guy's soft man.
F*cking Pau's Soft" Caught Video
Kobe, you won 2 more and retire..
Re: Lol@ Kobe said "Thig guy's soft man.
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Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKckW...layer_embedded
Kobe: Man! This guy's soft man.
Mike: I hear you.
Kobe: F***ing Pau's soft.
Started by Ca$hvilleTyrant on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at projectcovo):
Seriously, I'd still about the other stuff, but he def said... .
I'm pretty sure that's a synonym for Pau Gasol in the thesaurus .
He said "soft".
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I have an array of mouse points, a stroke width, and a softness. I can draw soft circles and soft lines. Which algorithm should I use for drawing my array of points? I want crossed lines to look nice as well as end points.
Started by Brian on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Be warned there are lots of patents in this space, sigh. .
Enjoy
I figured it out - use a very soft gradient with your soft brush is good enough.
That will take care of acceleration (C2 continuity) as well .
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How do you disable soft returns in emacs?
Started by twism on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Have a look at: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/LongLines
By default, soft returns are automatically using soft returns (see FillParagraph.)
Aha! [M-x toggle-truncate-lines] is what I was looking.
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I am pretty sure I am a soft summer, but just thought I would post a couple pictures to see what you all think. My best lip color these days (I find it very, very difficult to find lipsticks that look good and aren't too cool/pink or too warm...
Started by znip on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yuku):
LSu ....
For me it comes down to which colors look BETTER, despite being able to borrow from either summer pallet .
I'm just wondering if you a soft/muted summer.
I agree, you certainly look Soft.
You certainly have a soft look to you.
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I have one question:
how can i select what soft-keyboard an edittext will load?
Thanks
Started by xger86x on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
See Input Type.
The InputType of the editText determines which keyboard is shown .
You can configure the IME somewhat via android:imeOptions and android:inputType attributes in your layout XML .
The user chooses the input method editor (IME).
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I hear that you can now create soft links in Vista too . So, what is the difference between a soft (symbolic) link and a hard link on UNIX/Linux/Vista?
Are there advantages of using one over the other? Or do they just serve two distinct purposes?
Started by Aaron K on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If you delete the target of a soft link then the soft link will cease to work, but if you delete one copy of a hard link, the file will remain, but you can create soft links....
Whereas a hardlink is a shortcut to the file on the disk .
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Is there any way to determine whether a linux executable is using soft float on an ARM processor?
Thanks, Ben
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
From Linux/arch/arm/include/asm/elf.h
#define EF_ARM_SOFT_FLOAT 0x 200 /* ABI 0 */
EF_ARM_SOFT_FLOAT - use FP instructions(0) libcalls (1)
There are programs.
In the e_flags field of an ELF header.
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I found the Wikipedia entry on the soft coding anti-pattern terse and confusing. So what is soft coding? In what settings is it a bad practice (anti-pattern)? Also, when could it be considered beneficial, and if so, how should it be implemented?
Started by Ola Eldøy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The main point of the Daily WTF article on soft coding is that because.
In xrange(settings.num_rows): ...
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