I’m admired that people still use Acrobat Reader, when we have Sumatra and other good “slim” tools to do the job.

Not supported in my browser. No, I won’t download another spyware just to see it. I’ll wait. ;)

As the author is from Pencil-vania, I can understand the motivation and the dedication on the subject to produce such elaborate article.

Maybe you find it useful, along https browsing:

Wave is open source.

John Lithgow

Exactly. 92 pages is no flyer, so don’t treat it as one! I’m not criticizing the content, but the “colorful art” polluting all pages.

Sorry to be that guy, but the designer must learn the difference between a book and a flyer. It’s almost unreadable, too much distracting elements and colors in all pages. Ok, it’s free, I admit it’s very nice from them, it’s just that the layout f***ed up with the content. Hope they republish it at some point with…

Well. That’s very simple indeed. Turn it in an option in the car’s preferences:

It is a known fact that Elon Musk made enemies in space after this:

(not that it justifies)

Perhaps that windshield was not “transparent” enough.

Why Harman Kardon is always misspelled as “Harmon Kardon” here?

Why Harman Kardon is always misspelled as “Harmon Kardon” here?

That seems Raymond’s abat-jour, not Raymond’s chandelier.

“Camera pan” got a whole new meaning today.

Well, for your surprise, american citizens are not above the law here. And they can’t do whatever they want here too. Also, thinking that “Americans” are a superior race is racist enough.

Long paths refer to folder inside folder inside folder, and you can hit 260 characters easily if you deal with multiple files from different sources (and organize them in subfolders, of course). It seems the article is mixing paths with filenames improperly. (see my other comment about UNC)

Complementing:

Maybe to pay someone to clean it :)

I’m carrying my Cortex A8 with Linux in my pocket since 2010: