@Cerberus The "partner shower" decreases in attractiveness in direct proportion to the degree of sexual interest you have in the other party or parties.
@Cerberus swimming trunks is the normal word for swimming trunks. I think that's what most people would think of if you said trunks referring to apparel
Maybe because I'm a teacher so when people say trunks out of context I will think of tree trunks and how they transport water from the roots to other parts of the plant.
The -ar Suffix in Lens Names
The -ar suffix does not stand either for argentum nor for anti-reflective coatings. As one poster suggests:
It's really simple, Zeiss, Goerz, Voigtlander and several other top German makers introduced lenses with names like Unar, Tessar, Planar, Dagor, Protar, H...
> An em is a unit of width in the field of typography, equal to the currently specified point size. For example, one em in a 16-point typeface is 16 points wide. Therefore, this unit is the same for all typefaces at a given point size.
because whatever container its in has defined a font size as small.
try inspecting the element in firebug or dev tools
So two weeks ago, I was told in a progress meeting that they had decided in a meeting prior that I would meet with the contractor to discuss the datasheets.
Anyway. I said "what am I supposed to discuss with the contractor?" and the response was "the datasheets", which is, as much as I understand it, a separate project that everyone else keeps trying to make a part of the public web project, but it's not.
So anyway, then at the next meeting the next week, the PM asks me if I've arranged to talk to the contractor.
I blink and say "no. I don't know what the purpose of the meeting is."
And I think "isn't the PM supposed to arrange meetings?"
Anyway, he arranges the meeting for me (since I told him that I thought he should), then he asks me how to describe it. I email back "I don't know. I don't know what the meeting is supposed to be about."
Then, on the schedule for the meeting is one of the stakeholders from business, whose idea this presumably was. She doesn't actually attend the meeting, but I get to spend 30 minutes of my time explaining to the contractor that I don't know why everyone seems to think that we need to talk.
They kindly say that they are concerned that my requirements for the datasheets won't be finished for three weeks, and since they are doing a wireframe for them, they need the draft of the layout post-haste.
I grit my teeth and explain, once again, how the project is independent of the redesign project, that the wireframe they are theoretically building is supposed to be an application container insofar as I understand it and really they ought to be talking to the guy coming up with the technical solution and not to me, since I don't have any damned authority here.
NOT TO MENTION that the f-ing datasheet redesign effort is supposed to be managed by a PM and we have no timeline set for it and nobody seems to have any idea what the plan is.
So the end result of the conversation is that they hijacked the rest of my day so I could put together a crappy draft layout based on my current notes and then I sent it to the PM, explicitly stating that I didn't have their contact info and if he was satisfied, he should forward it to them and also I added a bunch of commentary.
And then, not 30 minutes into this happy diversion, the PM IMs me to ask if he can change the timeline for the datasheets then.
And I said "No."
Then he says "But you said you'd have the layout by next week" and I said "The requirements are a lot more than just a diagram. And in any case, I have other projects that are currently my priority."
An Electropsychometer, abbreviated to E-meter, is a modified ohmmeter used during Dianetics and Scientology auditing. The device is a variation of a Wheatstone bridge, which dates to 1833 and measures electrical resistance and skin conductance. It is formally known as the Hubbard Electrometer (although it is not an electrometer as usually defined) after the sect's founder, L. Ron Hubbard. Most of the Scientology concepts associated with the "E-meter" and its use are regarded by the scientific and medical communities as pseudoscience, and the E-meter has never been subject to clinical tria...
This 1921 article gives "Ten Pointers for Domestic Happiness".
Pointer V reads:
Make love to your wife; continue to be her sweetheart. Neglect begets indifference that is fatal to married life. Every true wife expects to be a sweetheart, and rightly. More than bitter disappointment follows ...
Chrome and Chromium dropped support for the NPAPI plugins (Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface) in favor of PPAPI (Pepper Plugin Application Programming Interface) so all plugins that use NPAPI (like GNOME Extension plugin) are just not supported.
The only alternative is using anot...
This is the reason why the plugins failed in Chrome 35, shit!
I have come across legitimate sites that used it illegitimately, though. Like Jira: they had an "upload screenshot" feature that required Java. Fuck that.
The annoying part was that if you didn't have Java installed, the screenshot feature would just redirect you to an Oracle webpage with no explanation.
The lives of pop stars must be fraught So often it seems they are caught Somehow compromised In some scheme they devised To be in all the world’s thoughts
@Mr.ShinyandNew安宇 Normally (ignoring content) I would agree with you (also re FF), but I think there is doubt about the GR and so explanation is asked for...or at least implied.
@Cerberus C is more easily taken advantage of with array overflows. Also Java has a protected virtual machine.