Driven to Madness
Captain Placid asks: What annoying things do significant others, workmates and other people in general do that drive you up the wall? Do you want to kill your other half over their obsessive fridge magnet collection? Driven to distraction over your manager's continued use of Comic Sans (The Font of Champions)? Tell us.
( , Thu 4 Oct 2012, 12:11)
Captain Placid asks: What annoying things do significant others, workmates and other people in general do that drive you up the wall? Do you want to kill your other half over their obsessive fridge magnet collection? Driven to distraction over your manager's continued use of Comic Sans (The Font of Champions)? Tell us.
( , Thu 4 Oct 2012, 12:11)
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I preferred simpler times.
Where frustration was demonstrated by the instertion of profanities into the middle of sentences to make them sound more frustrated, along with an unnecessary number of exclamation marks at the end.
Much more fucking creative!!!!!!
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 14:55, 1 reply)
Where frustration was demonstrated by the instertion of profanities into the middle of sentences to make them sound more frustrated, along with an unnecessary number of exclamation marks at the end.
Much more fucking creative!!!!!!
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 14:55, 1 reply)
what i dont understand
among quite alot of other things
is why you can emboldify a line of text, or italicify one. but you cant block capitalisyfy or decapitalisyfy in the same way
am i missing something very simple?
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:07, closed)
among quite alot of other things
is why you can emboldify a line of text, or italicify one. but you cant block capitalisyfy or decapitalisyfy in the same way
am i missing something very simple?
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:07, closed)
Boring explanation
Italicising or emboldening text just changes the way it's displayed, leaving the same letter under the formatting. Upper and lower case letters are, to a computer, different bits of information, so swapping them around is more complicated.
This has been a SubstandardUnclear® explanation. Thank you.
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:16, closed)
Italicising or emboldening text just changes the way it's displayed, leaving the same letter under the formatting. Upper and lower case letters are, to a computer, different bits of information, so swapping them around is more complicated.
This has been a SubstandardUnclear® explanation. Thank you.
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:16, closed)
had i actually given this some thought,
i might have reached this conclusion myself. you may as well ask it to change it to a number.
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:18, closed)
i might have reached this conclusion myself. you may as well ask it to change it to a number.
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:18, closed)
Not at all.
I just don't understand why they have to put it directly above the shift key so it can be caught by accident. The current primary use of the Caps Lock key, I.E. coming across as a prize cunt on the internet just caused my frustration with the physical presence of the key, as opposed to a keyboard shortcut that actions such as italicising, underscoring etc would require.
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:18, closed)
I just don't understand why they have to put it directly above the shift key so it can be caught by accident. The current primary use of the Caps Lock key, I.E. coming across as a prize cunt on the internet just caused my frustration with the physical presence of the key, as opposed to a keyboard shortcut that actions such as italicising, underscoring etc would require.
( , Fri 5 Oct 2012, 15:18, closed)
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