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Maybe. I like the old white limestone stones. They look so worn out and ancient.
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Dennis, that tombstone is in mint condition for someone who died in 1887. I think stone styles like that weren't even around till the 1960s.
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Why does this sound vaguely familiar to me? I've had moments where my blinking cursor line (to add text) has disappeared but I am still able to type & post. And I have seen a +1 somewhere before...maybe in the browser tab?
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That was about as much fun as watching a Tarkovsky film.
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I had patience up to level 6. Then I got bored.
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Don't have a cow.
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I remember listening to Quadrophenia in my friends' car that had an 8-track player. Wow, they terribly butchered that album on 8-track. (I had the double LP at home.)
I used to have a 1926 Victrola. Fun to play with.
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How can they not know about it if we do?
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Yeah, the tuba really captured them. Very cute video.
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I'm still surprised that MSE is still running so silently in the background. I think once or twice it came up and alerted me to a threat, and like the caretaker in The Shining..."I corrected her". Simple and quiet. (Well except for all the blood on the walls and all.) I never had a free or paid AV like it before.
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Long story short?
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Still alive baby.
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Once you've installed a program (by running its installer), you can then delete the installer. Programs don't need the installer to still be in the system in order to work. Or you could keep it if you like. If you can easily re-download the installer from an online source (like at filehippo, etc.), it makes sense to just dump the used installer.
If you bought an installer then you'll probably want to keep the installer in a safe area of your PC (My Documents, etc.) and eventually burn it onto a DVD (along with any other valuable documents & stuff you don't want to lose).
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Life was simpler in the typing pool.
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Whatever icon you "right click" on, you can choose Properties and then choose "Open File Location". The highlighted icon in that new open window will be the actual file. (Watch out you don't accidentally highlight another file when that window opens. Scoot your cursor to the screens' edge before it opens.)
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I remember learning about (and using) punch cards in grade school in the early 60s. So many hanging chads.
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"Low in, spin to win, turn, crush it!"
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Beautiful DT there Dennis. I like the app strip on the bottom too.
It's been quite some time since I've been tempted by full eye-candy DT/icons/themes/etc.
I remember with my old PowerMac8500 the best I could find free online was Kaleidoscope which was the 1997 Mac version of the later PC WindowBlinds app. Very minimal at best. Of course it was one of many reasons that would cause me to reformat on a bi-daily basis. Some themes worked well, some themes...not so much.
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Once I finally got on the internet, all I saw were ads. If you didn't know about Google you were pretty much screwed. A neighbor had to tell me how to get there. "Now what do I do" was said a lot during those days.
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I forgot that Flash has a control panel now.
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I looked with CCleaner. Apparently I have v. 11.0.1.129, the RC of Flash 11. Hmm, I don't recall installing that one. I know I definitely don't install betas. Oh well, I guess I'm all set then. Thanks Kroozer.
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I tried downloading the new Flash from filehippo and when installing (both IE & non-IE versions) it tells me I have a newer version already installed, & quits. Same thing happens if I download and install from the Adobe site.
How can I find what version I have installed?
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"You can't bend rock."
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Make sure you're always facing its good side. I had a girlfriend who had a skunk as a pet however it didn't have those scent glands or whatever it is that produces that foul smell.
She had it "de-skunked". That's what most skunk pet owners do. (for obvious reasons). It's sorta the same as having a cat neutered or spayed.
Skunks are almost as domestic as cats, dogs, ferrets, etc. They're very friendly to people. You don't want to walk up to them near their nest or when a bunch of their lil baby skunks are feeding & such. They ARE wild, but that's what I like about them. And their cute roly poly way of walking.
Larger than life.
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