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Edited by MacronNotes on Apr 13th 2023 at 3:16:47 PM
Hm. Didn't try the new tab one. I tried pressing enter and pasting it into the same window.
Edit: still didn't work, though
edited 5th Jul '11 7:18:41 PM by TParadox
Fresh-eyed movie blogRight now I'm in a school being used for summer camps. In the mornings I'm allowed to be in this one area away from the class rooms, but a little girl is nearby, and people walk through the door every once in awhile. We're both kids of the staff.
What is the best way to play Team Fortress 2 without getting in trouble with the staff (or any kids taking a glance at it)? Should I even attempt it?
Does anyone know an image hosting website that lets you hotlink to the image and doesn't resize the image? For free, of course. I don't mind if I have to create an account.
edited 6th Jul '11 9:58:16 AM by Edmania
If people learned from their mistakes, there wouldn't be this thing called bad habits.Because it works as a daemon on your computer. It gives you a special folder which is readily accessible from the usual filesystem, the only difference being that anything you put in it is mirrored on Dropbox's servers (so no, it's on an external server).
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.deleting it either online or in your folder would cause the deletion to be mirrored, yes.
Fresh-eyed movie blogDeleting it causes it to be deleted. I don't know about uninstalling, but my computer died with the dropbox daemon on it, and the files stayed up for the few months until I reconnected.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.You have to put it in the "Public" folder and get the public link.
Warm hugs and morally questionable advice given here. Prosey BitchfestAnyone know a non-shitty way to rip CD tracks?
There's a particular track on this CD that Windows Media Player always stops mid-rip for some reason. And I know Windows Media Player is apparently shitty and it's my own damn fault for using it, but when I tried ripping CDs with Foobar 2000 in the past it ripped them all as WAV files so I couldn't edit the properties, which IMO is shittier.
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Argh this is driving me nuts. I think I might just delete this album from the computer altogether because having an entire album minus track twelve is just ugly and lame.
Welcome To TV Tropes | How To Write An Example | Text Formatting Rules | List Of Shows That Need Summary | TV Tropes Forum | Know The StaffI'm pretty sure Foobar has a way to change the output settings. I don't have a CD to rip right now so I can't check, but it should let you edit the last output format or something along those lines before you start the rip.
Tumblr here.It does but they're all weird formats and I'm scared of them!
Thanks, though. I'm being dumb. There's no reason I can't research audio file formats myself, and it's probably something I should know. But not at this time of night, so fuck it.
I just realised how lame I'm being about this. I want everything to be the same format and properly labelled, otherwise I may as well not listen to it at all. But that doesn't make any sense so whatever, forget it.
edited 6th Jul '11 7:12:45 PM by BobbyG
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