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2009-07-19, 03:04 | Link #2964 | ||
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I think you means: you can't change the bag size but you can change the signature size? The dimension restriction is just an example here... Quote:
This post is a good example (hope he didn't modify it yet) The point here is not about how much space it will take, but how neat the forum will looks like if so. This depend largely on our monitor size. Maybe if everyone had 50 inches monitor, then we can have a signature of 500x 1500
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2009-07-19, 05:05 | Link #2965 | |
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Because the signature would have this resizing property would that not make it legal? =P The thing is if your monitor or window is less then 1100 or so you won't even notice its not actually a 500x160 signature, so it all then depends on what conditions are we suppose to measure 500x160 px, hence why its a silly question.
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2009-07-19, 14:41 | Link #2966 |
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As such a situation remains untested, I can only speak hypothetically and give opinion. I would class it as unacceptable based on the rules as they currently stand. Although it renders okay at the lower resolutions, it does not keep within the limits at higher resolutions.
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2009-07-19, 20:30 | Link #2968 | |
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Of course, what monstert is worried about is even more concerning. It's one thing to have a webmail account that closes because you're not logging in (and thus probably not using it much); it'd be another to be actively using it through a mail client and for it to suddenly go silent. I use an offline client to manage some 4+ email addresses - it's fantastic. Webmail interfaces have come a long way since I started on the internet, but dedicated mail clients are invaluable to me. monstert, I can't say for certain that a mail client's activity will count toward every single service provider's activity requirements. My fiancee and I have multiple gmail accounts linked up to our mail clients and have been using them this way without logging in for a year or longer, and haven't had any issues with inactivity (but to be honest, I wasn't aware that gmail even had an inactivity time period). I'd try to contact the service provider and find out - that, or experiment and find out Good luck.
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2009-07-20, 04:11 | Link #2969 |
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Thanks for the info, Ledgem. It's good to know about Gmail. And you're right, going to the source would be better since they're all different. Just wanted to throw it out there in case someone here had actual first-hand experience, like yours with Gmail.
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2009-07-21, 03:25 | Link #2970 |
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Anyway , new silly question, silly question:
Question:Yesterday after running after the tram (more like "race along with it", the tram win, i lost, still got onto it thank to the red light ), and by the time i got onto it, my whole body feel like it almost shut down. My head and stomach hurt. My hand and my leg totally numb... I could barely keeps my body stand up straight, and the 15 mins on tram + 15 mins walking back home(from the tram station) feel like hell Anyway it hasn't occured to me before. Was assuming because i didn't have much exercise for the past few months, and have a really light lunch yesterday (so ran out of energy or some sort....) But yeah a short nap at home and few Panadol fixed me up. So yeah my questions are: was it simply because i ran out of energy?.... and if so what is the best things i should do if it occur again.... (well i probably won't race with the tram next time....but still, in case being chased by zombie or so xD)
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2009-07-21, 04:02 | Link #2971 |
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Okay so i've been sleeping later and later for the last 2 weeks cause my works schedule allows it since I work 2nd shift till mid evening. So currently i'm a night owl and I wish to go back to my regular sleep schedule, like sleeping at around midnight.
What are a few "possible" ways to do this? Sorta like going from New York to China ^^. ps: (I couldn't get the stay up all day thing to work, i feel dead asleep soon after noon >.< ( I think there was a word to describe this sleep schedule... ^^)
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2009-07-21, 05:43 | Link #2972 | |
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The later probably is better for your body if you have time. The 1st option work "almost" instantly, however it's quite hell to going through..... (i often choose the 1st option everytime i go oversea so i can sleep on air plane)
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2009-07-21, 06:28 | Link #2973 |
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I have looked into this a bit but thought i might ask here anyways
How bad are energy drinks for your health? I have read that they can be quite bad, but my brother drank V's pretty much every day for an entire year while working, and still often drinks them/redbulls and said he has 0 problems and another related question, today my sister in law gave me some energy shot thing and i could tell it had a major effect, however i was playing a computer, then 5 minutes later i stood up and walked to the kitchen and i felt as if i were a little drunk and/or tired, is this normal or is it a bad side effect? D: |
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2009-07-21, 09:33 | Link #2975 | |
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It feels like having a terrible but "super short" cold. Sleep+ panadol fixed it, so maybe it really is
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2009-07-21, 11:16 | Link #2976 |
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Did you run a full station length? Oh wouldn't worry, what you mention is normal.
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2009-07-21, 12:42 | Link #2977 | |
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2009-07-21, 13:03 | Link #2978 | |
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ive never heard of it having that effect though, i have quite a few friends who've tried it and said it didnt have any side effects. the idea is also kind of new ( correct me if im wrong) so i dont know how much is known about the long term side effects of the drink. |
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2009-07-21, 16:56 | Link #2979 | |
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Your condition similarly match that of my cousin, energy drinks simply make him woozy.
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2009-07-22, 20:43 | Link #2980 | |
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I had not previously heard that energy drinks were bad for you, but I've also never heard of someone drinking them daily. Everything should be taken in moderation.
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