Yeah, seems weird.
Normally one would use multiple horses and some ropes for that.
No idea how you would manage that with a single dog
ulterno
joined 9 months ago
Don't use that mop thing. Takes the fun out of it.
Get a cloth, hold it in a good shape on the floor with you hands, put a bit of your weight on it and start running straight forward.
You save on the Gym membership and get to do something much more fun than sitting on synthetic leather and moving a dumb-bell up and down, slowly.
Needs more HDDs.
And more screens.
I'm hoping there is an HVAC outlet not in view and the whole room has UPS.
Your disk quota shall be reduced by 100MB before redirecting you to ed
If I am using Excel, I am using Windows and I will be changing all text to use CR-LF newline format (if sending from a Linux system) anyway.
more of a concept
And it's better to be considered so.
The name itself suggests a Comma as a separator, but we know how inconvenient that is and that tab characters tend to be useful in most cases.
Even LibreOffice Calc asks the user what they expect as the separator when given a csv file, even if it has enough commas to feel correct.
I'll take both.
One on each side of my house.
Now to by a few kilotons of ceramic tiles and zinc and copper wires.
So the legal owner loses the deed and the squatters evacuate.
Now the state gets an extra house.
Not to forget, he managed to get a little girl off the reigns of Big Tobacco
/s
of course he didn't. she'd probably get right back on after a few years
But what about the tons of yeast that they are abusing to make beer and stuff?
Oh right, they don't have a central nervous system so they don't count?
Pretty Xenophobic, I'd say.
Were we talking about psychopaths, or bad ppl?
As long as it is something I want to be loading all at once, I would go with JSON and use the JSON binary format provided by
QJsonDocumentand forget about it.But if I expect it to get bigger and need stuff partially loaded, things get lengthier.
Stream Reading libraries (e.g. the XML one in Qt) makes it much longer to write and that's where I would consider whether to use a database instead.