Things to say when you're losing a technical argument: [link]
Oh, these are fab. I can totally use these on our clients!
Xander ,'Same Time, Same Place'
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Things to say when you're losing a technical argument: [link]
Oh, these are fab. I can totally use these on our clients!
JESSICA!!!!!!! OMG!!!!! You totally ROCK!!!!
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Actually, the message center area? It overlaps the "invite a friend" area - I cannot see how many I have.
JESSICA!!!!!!! OMG!!!!! You totally ROCK!!!!
Wrong thread, I think. But you're welcome!
Wrong thread, I think.
Well, I saw you here, and got all excited, and couldn't stop myself from busting out the asscaps and exclamation points.
That's your problem -- no restraint, I tell you! I take it you got some mail today, then?
I take it you got some mail today, then?
Did I ever! I squeed like the fangirl I am, and then my boss read each Freedom Card and simulatenously laughed and cringed, and then I opened the L'Occitane box and just stuck my nose in it and sniffed for about 10 hours. And if I were going to the gym today (which I am not, because I'm sick as a dog), I'd be wearing the t-shirt. Perfect way to keep people from crowding me on the weight machines. "Yo, I'm irreversibly contaminated -- I wouldn't get too close if I were you...."
Yay! I'm glad it all arrived safely. It would have been a bit of a let down if your Xmas present had been 2 months late AND arrived damaged...
(And I wear my IC shirt to the gym all the time. So far, no comments.)
It would have been a bit of a let down if your Xmas present had been 2 months late AND arrived damaged...
t fondly recalls Seekrit Santa '03, and the Lunchbox O' Glass....
Anyone recommend a good file-comparison program for Windows? Just something that can compare two text files and highlight the differences in an obvious and clear way.
The Mac OS X Developer Tools has an excellent program callled FileMerge. I like it so much I bring my iBook to work sometimes so I can use it there.
eta: Word can do this, but I don't like the way it illustrates the differences.