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I just realized now that many of the web based ascii text generators use figlet under the hood. I wish I could delete my comment but I seem to be unable to.

There are so many web based ascii text generators out there. What sets this one apart?

Edit: looks like all those web based ascii text generators are just using figlet under the hood.

GA?

I wonder how this compares to boost spirit.

"nr"?

I see, thank you! I've never seen comments referred to like that before but it makes a lot of sense.

Who is "gp"?

Why do websites disable right clicking? If you right click on the page it just shows a browser alert. Very annoying for not much, if any gain. Now that I've reloaded the page, right click seems to be working as normal.

And this is why I got a passively cooled laptop without a fan. It's very weak, but it's worth it to not have any anxiety about it overheating in my bag. Absolutely fantastic for college.

Your post reminds me of the time people in China rioted because students were not allowed to cheat on their exams. There really is something cultural going on there.

Couldn't a company outside the US just set up a free Facebook competitor then?

I've read your few posts a few times and I'm still not sure why you made your post. You're telling the person that you handle more data than them and thus need more resources than them. Was your goal to smugly belittle them? It's not like they said any problem can be solved on their specific resources.

They found the tablets with the complaints in what was presumably his house? I wonder what happened that caused the businessman to be the last resident to ever live in that house. I assume if someone moved in after him they would have gotten rid of the complaint tablets.

ShareX might be what you're looking for.

https://getsharex.com/

I'm happy to see you mention Trek. I've started shopping for a bike and there happens to be a Trek bike store in my city. I've never even heard of them until I looked up bike shops on google maps and Trek showed up. The fact that you mention them gives me more confidence that they're someone worth buying from.

One of the pitfalls I've encountered is the need to use the tray icon api, which as of now still is not in .NET core.

The headline makes it sound like they restored the fast food joint and it is going to be serving food to the public.

Are hyenas still adding bones to the pile to this day?

I want to give thinkpads a try, but I just don't trust Lenovo enough.

Age of Empires 2 is still getting regular updates. There aren't too many RTS games nowadays but you should give AOE2 HD a try.

I was thinking that too. This wouldn't work in a vacuum.

Any plans on a model with a touchscreen? If this could have a touchscreen, I'd buy it in an instant!

That's absolutely a saying in the United States as well. At least, I've heard it used regularly in both Washington State and Montana.

This looks really cool, and I'd totally buy this if it had a windows version. I don't a mac, nor do I really want one.

Dell sells linux laptops.

Jacksfilms did that once.

I wonder why there was such a difference in responses between the Australians and the British. Was it just a culture difference?

I don't disagree with your point or your numbers, but the first chart can be misleading because the y axis doesn't start at 0.

CMake variables are also dynamically scoped, just in case things weren't crazy enough!

My power provider provides an option to pay a little extra to guarantee that all the energy provided is renewable. Maybe yours has something similar?