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triton
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Comment #6540264
Actually people don't give a shit who work there (a big chunk of the staff steal produce or write it off and take it home as well), there are plenty of other shops to choose from, …
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Comment #6540239
This was 3 years, a beta, an entire office version and numerous service packs ago... Not only that it complied to transitional schema at the time. Office 2013 supports full strict …
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Comment #6540218
there cannot possibly be a better specification than freely available source code That's even more horse shit and a poor excuse if there ever was one for not documenting something …
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Comment #6540151
How do you explain capitalism and politics then? My parents taught me to be wary of both.
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Comment #6540146
Hardly. Here's my perspective which will hopefully make you understand. I live in a poverty stricken area. The supermarkets shove the following distribution of fruit out (I know th…
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Comment #6539681
Yes I know. So throwing out tonnes of food is ok then to protect the value of it?
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Comment #6539366
I'll admit to doing similar at the self checkouts at my local supermarket. Quite happily put pink lady apples through as cheap ones. I started doing this after I watched a whole tr…
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Comment #6538495
Spot on this is normal. I work in the financial services sector and stuff still arrives on dialup and ftp from mainframes regularly in all sorts of odd formats. SOAP is what is in …
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Comment #6538479
This is quite neat compared to the average shitfest people leave inside wordpress templates. I had to unpick a whole 200 page intranet written with wordpress and buddypress (which …
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Comment #6538158
Everything there could be applied to pianos but you don't see people lining up to rant about them on blogs. Word is "good enough" which is more than both the macro-driven systems (…
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Comment #6538031
That's actually a load or horse shit (excuse my French). I've worked with both ODF and OOXML extensively as we write document templating software and I'll pick OOXML over ODF any s…