I apologize, I have yet to play the game(I do want, just a lot of other stuff on my list)
[Funny] Funny Pictures! (Keep em clean, folks!)
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GasBandit
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I wanted to play Arkham city, too. Then I took an arrow in the knee.
Whoa, what? They just transcribed the actual scene. Aren't picture series like that usually cleverly re-captioned?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQKASww9Ni4#t=4m54s
There's no way thats real.
It's from an episode of his show. Which everyone should watch.
Yeah I had only watched the time stamped bit of the video when I replied. As soon as I watched from the beginning I realized it was from his show.
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I just watched Hilarious the other day. That guy really cracks me up.
I really wish it wasn't so hard to find copies of his original comic strips.
for some reason I read that like the "these pretzels are making me thirsty" scene from seinfeld.
Well someone sure has to. People aren't going to insult themselves.
yeah, you...you...BABY!Well someone sure has to. People aren't going to insult themselves.
Because I've set up a carefully crafted workspace on my system that has many programs open with many pieces of data. This workspace "lives" for days and sometimes weeks at a time, and restarting means rebuilding it all. This usually handles 2-3 client projects at a time, involving hundreds of webpages, a dozen programming projects, a few dozen file system/terminal/etc windows, and a bunch of other programs and documents.
Once set up, I can work pretty quickly and efficiently task-switch between different projects. Once destroyed I lose about an hour or two in the first day or so as I rebuild it as I work on things again. Since it's a variable environment I can't simply set up a window manager to open things on startup. The longer I work with a given workspace, the faster I get at manipulating it (right now it's small - two screens and 4 virtual desktops on this computer - the other computers are turned off at the moment, but I'll be powering them up later today for testing).
So, yes, first world problem, but I do generally hold off on restart-updates until I actually need the update, or the system needs to be restarted for some other reason. It's annoying and if I added up the time wasted and based it on the time I charge my clients it's costly, but it's not really a bad issue. Fortunately many of the programs I use do keep track of their workspace, such as firefox (History --> restore previous session), xcode, and visual studio. Wish the same was true for all the other bits and pieces I use...
It won't matter as much with Windows 8 and OS X Lion, though - all the software built to take advantage of those OS's will come back up in exactly the same state they were in prior to restarting. It will be a much more appliance-like situation.
I have honestly not updated for weeks in order to avoid a restart.
I'm that cool.
I'm that cool.
GasBandit
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Hell yeah.
GasBandit
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YDI for installing itunes.
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