The Dragon Ate My Complaint Thread
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Cat urine is bad news for electronics. When I was in my early teens and living at home, my Mom had seven cats - and one day one (or more) of then decided to pee into Dads fancy stereo - completely destroyed the sucker. Several hundred dollars later, Dad had a new stereo, Moms personal budget had taken hit (she had to pay for the new gear) and the cats were locked out of the new "Dads Stereo Room".
One of the cats DID end up going to a new home after it shredded Moms prized knit cushions from Grandmom. Tsk on cats! :snake:
Couldn't Resist.
Complaint... Why does my local supermarket delete its only one line of doughnuts? Seriously Fanging for one, and bakeries aren't 24/7!
Geesh, that's bad! DONUT FANS UNITE!!! :vampire: :snake:
;-P Seriously, A nightshifter needs donuts! You don't gotta be a cop to have those cravings! lol
Ashton! "ready ururut" - one of his pre-battle phrases :)
i did a fan render of him with the hydra heads.
ohhhhh aaaaaa horse is a horse of course of course ... Mr. ED! :lol:
ahh hahhh the PA sale started. haz my mouse button trigger finger ready for the berry dragons.
Non-complaints!
- A bunch of my eBooks on Web design and development got updates!
- Blood sugar is behaving really well today!
- Lunch kicks butt! I made stir-fry pork with green onions and water chestnuts EXTRA SPICY with garlic (sorry Marcus) and crushed rd peppers in chili oil!!! FEEL THE BURRRRNNNNNNNNNN!! :snake:
- The 8GB of RAM for my i5 system shipped! It'll be here Tuesday!
- My multi-day alarm clock arrives tomorrow!
- The soda at work went down a nickel, a can of pop is only a quarter!
- Gidzilla (the figure) should arrive Tuesday!
Complaints!
- My nose is running like an Olympic sprinter and my cube smells like a Chinese restaurant
- My mouth is on FIRE :ahhh:
- Dead pig stuck in my teeth
- Have to buy a one-person Weber bbq this weekend
- Rent has cut deep into my vacation funds
- Modeling a flying snake looks to be real, real hard
- I need to learn to do concept sketches before I attempt to use Real Clay
- I need a nap but it's too busy
OK, that's it for now!
When I was a cop I ate very few donuts. Now that I'm disabled I love to eat them.
oh crappp, is there any way to stop Firefox from upgrading itself? there isn't even a warning, i only find out when FF foxtrots up. like opening 2 tabs when i go to my home page.
now my log in time seems shortened. and FF used to remember my daz log in and pwd and i only had to type the first letter, now i haz to type the whole thing. 4 times today, and it's only 14:08.
I wonder the same. I went to open it yesterday and it installed automatically. Very annoying. I like having control over what is being installed and when.
@Misty: XD That's cute! Though the dragon(s?) have a pale-white underbelly :3
I always found it funny that in the scenes that you can get into during visiting towns, the dragons seemed to have better luck with the ladies than he did XD (Usually when they took over running hte body, then minutes later he's all like "Wuh? Wha happened?" because he can't remember anything that happens while the dragon(s) are in control XD
I also found it funny on that other planet or whatever it was... How people were mistaking the dragon heads for puppets XD
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r.e. Photoshop: Photoshop has a few things I simply must have that Elements does not. I can't remember exactly what they all are/were, but one of them I think had to do with layers, and another with how it handled video and animated files.
r.e. FireFox: Still using 4.0 myself. It hasn't asked once, nor tried to pull a fast one behind my back. Not sure why, but it hasn't *hugs FireFox*
Doughnuts are so 20th century! The world has moved on to "healther" junk food like ______________________ (fill in the blank).
I cannot get anything right now. I am trying to see if I can get into a week long hotel or something. Hopefully my support group can help me with that and help me get food stamps. I cannot live in the same building as my stepfather for much longer. Best case scenario I will just have one more night to spend there then I will be in the hotel until I can find a group home. I do not get along with my stepfather. I am trying. Mum says he is trying but I am not so sure.
Cool! 8-o
I'm still using Photoshop CS3 Extended. Really the newer Photoshops just don't have anything I need badly enough to upgrade. Unlike going several versions without upgrading C4D, there doesn't seem to be any real drawback to not upgrading PS.
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I do have CS5 Extended, but it's only on my desktop (Haven't installed it on my new lappy) and the interface confuses me, as does the fancy animated zooming and panning which always seems to re-enable itself after I disable it.
Well, this is my first full Photoshop. I've never had anything better than PS Elements before. So I'm hoping that CS6 will last me a very long time.
Mmm removed the images. I don't think other people really care about that XD
But that maaaww D:
I was logged in with the forum but not the store.
Morning. Busy today. Outside are the twin sirens of blue sky and golden sunshine and a promise of sand and surf, just hope I can hold out until December when my contract is up *rubs eyes* :)
*hugs*
It grows on you. There are many parts of it that you will probably never need but some of the cool stuff it does can quickly become second nature and part of your thinking process.
Their book "Photoshop CS6: Classroom in a Book" is worth having if you're new to the app. It doesn't cover everything but is a strong start to establishing a functional workflow and identifying the wide range of features available. The "HELP" menus in the app itself covers things that the book doesn't, but they're not tutorials.
Yeah, it's a learning curve but everything you want to do is there somewhere. If a new version of Photoshop comes out every two years and the upgrade price is $200 then it's worth budgeting $100/year to stay current. That's cheaper even than the $15/month they want for cloud access to the applications.
Photoshop by itself is great but one of the biggest advantages of owning or using several Adobe products in the suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, AfterEffects, InDesign, PremierPro, Dreamweaver, and the Adobe Bridge, etc.) is the ability to pass files back & forth between them easily. Like DAZ's Studio, Carrara, Bryce bridges try to do, except that Adobe's interprocess communication actually works reliably even with some of the older products!
The abilities of the various apps in the suite are impressive but the ability to exchange information and work together easily adds value, as does it's ability to also coordinate a team of people working on the same project. This may not be applicable in your situation, but is the ability to work simultaneously with a team of people on the same project and keep it straight about who is actually changing what parts of the project at any moment. Great in a professional organization like a magazine company where you may want to have several optional image layouts to be presented for review or automated to produce numerous similar images varying only by customized text or image values pulled from a database for individual clients or for various types of printing processes, (i.e. offset printing, laser printing, dye transfer, inkjet, etc.)
up up and away in my bee-eautiful balloon .. wouldya like ta flyyy in my bee-yoo-tee-ful balloon :)
Marylin Mccoo wants to marry Bill
when the moooon :lol: it was the sixties
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjxSCAalsBE&
mannn they sound beautiful. wondering if this song is public domain yet.
paint it black 1962
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6d8eKvegLI
holy stones - i've never seen live perf0rmance video with Brian Jones
Steven Tyler and ... Oprah??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwTTf6B6C8w
:lol:
someone put Ashton's voice collection on utube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHKCX_zFlH0&
JPN collection
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVFDOj2xf3E&
It grows on you. There are many parts of it that you will probably never need but some of the cool stuff it does can quickly become second nature and part of your thinking process.
Their book "Photoshop CS6: Classroom in a Book" is worth having if you're new to the app. It doesn't cover everything but is a strong start to establishing a functional workflow and identifying the wide range of features available. The "HELP" menus in the app itself covers things that the book doesn't, but they're not tutorials.
Yeah, it's a learning curve but everything you want to do is there somewhere. If a new version of Photoshop comes out every two years and the upgrade price is $200 then it's worth budgeting $100/year to stay current. That's cheaper even than the $15/month they want for cloud access to the applications.
Photoshop by itself is great but one of the biggest advantages of owning or using several Adobe products in the suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, AfterEffects, InDesign, PremierPro, Dreamweaver, and the Adobe Bridge, etc.) is the ability to pass files back & forth between them easily. Like DAZ's Studio, Carrara, Bryce bridges try to do, except that Adobe's interprocess communication actually works reliably even with some of the older products!
The abilities of the various apps in the suite are impressive but the ability to exchange information and work together easily adds value, as does it's ability to also coordinate a team of people working on the same project. This may not be applicable in your situation, but is the ability to work simultaneously with a team of people on the same project and keep it straight about who is actually changing what parts of the project at any moment. Great in a professional organization like a magazine company where you may want to have several optional image layouts to be presented for review or automated to produce numerous similar images varying only by customized text or image values pulled from a database for individual clients or for various types of printing processes, (i.e. offset printing, laser printing, dye transfer, inkjet, etc.)
You sound like the one to talk to about PS. I'm kind of stuck, the DS bridge says install into the plugins folder. Well, is that the Abode Bridge folder which has a Plug-ins folder or would it go in the Adobe Photoshop folder which also has a Plug-ins folder? It's not very clear on where it should go.
I think it is Adobe Photoshop folder. At least it is that way in CS5.
DRAGON HATCHIES!!! XD