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Posted on 04-19-07 12:31 AM, in A visual Firefox problem...

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I have the same problem too...however, I don't have any extensions installed...

The only way, I know of how to fix this problem, is to open the bookmark.html file and remove the "BASE64" attribute from the bookmark.

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Posted on 04-23-07 05:03 AM, in CSS and tables

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Is there any way, I can use CSS to create a table cell that is as high as my screen height, even though I have 1 line of text that is top aligned in that cell?

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Posted on 05-11-07 11:25 AM, in Cheesecake

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Lately, I've had a lot of cheesecake. I have noticed that every box the cheesecake comes it, it says you must defrost the cheesecake before serving. But for much of my life, I've always eaten it without defrosting. Is it weird that I eat my cheesecake without waiting for it to defrost?

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Posted on 05-14-07 08:34 PM, in Attention, people: Make sure to CLEAN YOUR PC.

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I use a combination of a vacuum cleaner and compressed air. I use compressed air to dislodge the dust and use the vaccum cleaner--hovering over where I'm cleaning-- to suck up the dust. My entire family has asthma and it is bad for us to breathe in concentrated airborne dust.

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Posted on 05-17-07 05:06 PM, in I hate finals

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I found out today that the final, that I thought is going to be held today, was yesterday.

This sucks.

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Posted on 05-21-07 02:33 AM, in I hate finals

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Professor was unsympathetic. I'm getting a D

But yeah, I missed my last final as an undergrad. However, for the first time, ever, I will receive an A, B, C, and a D in the same semester. Not sure if that is something I should be proud of.

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Posted on 05-21-07 05:44 AM, in Winamp around and around

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I listened to one song on my iPod almost 1000 times. The next one after that is 300 something.

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Posted on 05-24-07 08:37 PM, in I hate finals

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Posted by Ailure
Be glad it's not a F.

...i'm not sure about the American grading system though. None complains if they get a 3, which is the lowest grade apart from U (which would be the equilant to F). The grades are spread as 3-5, then U for failing.

The even more fortunate thing is I don't need this course to graduate. I'm not sure if this makes what happen to me sad or pathetic or both. Other an a larger than normal GPA hit, nothing is going to happen. 3 of my 198 units can be attributed to a D grade.

Lesson learned from this: (1) always double, triple, quadruple check when your finals are, and (2) do not take astrobiology [the course I missed the open book, open notes, open laptop final for]

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Posted on 05-25-07 08:24 AM, in I hate finals

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Oh, i forgot to add that the test was multiple choice...which simplifies a lot because the professor seeds you the answer.

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Posted on 06-01-07 10:57 PM, in Is Google watching you?

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This is a little disturbing. I guess still images is better than the full 3D view that Microsoft is undertaking.

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Posted on 06-01-07 11:01 PM, in Headphones

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I am in need of a recommendation for good quality headphones. The ones you'd shell out more than $50 or more for. My new company is willing to reimburse me up to $300 for headphones because they want "to isolate office noise and promote productivity".

Does any one have any suggestions? I'm leaning toward headphones that are noise cancelling or have really good sound quality.

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Posted on 06-04-07 05:31 AM, in Microsoft Surface (rev. 3 of 06-04-07 05:41 AM)

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Posted by Xeon
I saw a video of something identical to this about a year ago and it certainly wasn't made by Microsoft. Once again they have come in and bought innovation instead of creating it.... thus proving once again that Microsoft couldn't come up with an original idea even if it conked them in the head.

Replace Microsoft with Google and you have a similar scenario. Here is a list of some of Google's recent acquisitions. Shouldn't Google be capable of doing the things these company do? Google bought the company who compiled the satellite images you find in Google Maps/Earth. So, how is this different? This is business.

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Posted on 06-04-07 08:08 AM, in Microsoft Surface

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Take that route if you wish. I guess in terms of innovation, the only direction I've seen that perhaps is Microsoft's own is Speech to Text technology--accessibility I guess. I'm not sure if apple has it and it doesn't seem no flavor of UNIX has much support, if any.

Perhaps, speech to text will help a lot in terms of security for this new product Microsoft has released.

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Posted on 06-04-07 08:10 AM, in HAPPY HOUR!

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Wonderful, mouseover anything and everything goes bonkers.

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Posted on 06-06-07 07:37 AM, in Is Google watching you?

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One of the more interesting things on Google Maps

Zoom into the speed limit sign

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Posted on 06-15-07 08:55 AM, in Reducing CPU waste? (Programming) (rev. 2 of 06-15-07 08:57 AM)

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Perhaps you need to try to use threads explicitly? Because if the condition to update is the drawing of a new frame, then that should be a relatively easy thing to control.

I know UNIX comes with a nice thread library. I know windows should have something. If you are unsure how to use threads, I can lend some help.

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Posted on 06-17-07 08:40 PM, in Accessing current XML document in Javascript

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what is in the XML file that you want to alter dynamically? Perhaps there might be another way to go about it?

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Posted on 06-18-07 05:58 AM, in Accessing current XML document in Javascript (rev. 2 of 06-18-07 06:11 AM)

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Perhaps, you can cache the results?

It seems I don't quite remember how you can render and format XML via an XLST.

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Posted on 06-18-07 07:00 PM, in Accessing current XML document in Javascript

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Would it be possible to use javascript to initiate the rendering of the XML/XLST?

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Posted on 06-19-07 01:02 AM, in Accessing current XML document in Javascript

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What drives the XSLT to process the XML?

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