Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Monday, April 16, 2012
When I realized that actors were actors
I can remember the moment when I realized that TV was fake. I was watching Family Matters and the cool guy, Stefan, was on. Then I realized that Stefan and Steve Urkle were played by the same actor. And then I realized that he was probably the cool kid in real life, and the nerdy guy was just pretend.
I felt like I was cheated.
I felt like I was cheated.
Sad video
Warning: THIS VIDEO IS REALLY SAD. Only watch it if you want to cry.
(And there may be some questionable language in here--I can't really remember.)
(And there may be some questionable language in here--I can't really remember.)
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Degrees symbol = °
The keyboards used in Germany and Switzerland have the degrees symbol already on the keyboard, but us stuck with the QWERTY board have to result to drastic measures whenever we want to type °.
Some people just type out "degrees," but this is just for people who give up to quickly.
I used to just do a google search for "degrees," then went to the Wikipedia page, copied, then pasted the symbol in.
But I finally just looked up the quick code. This is how you do it:
Hold down "Alt" then type "2" then "4" then "8" then let go of "Alt."
In other words: Alt+248
°
BAM. There you go. So easy.
(Just remember that if you're giving the temperature in Kelvin, don't use the degree symbol. It's only used for Celsius and Fahrenheit. Or Rankine. Or if you want to measure the angles of arc.)
Some people just type out "degrees," but this is just for people who give up to quickly.
I used to just do a google search for "degrees," then went to the Wikipedia page, copied, then pasted the symbol in.
But I finally just looked up the quick code. This is how you do it:
Hold down "Alt" then type "2" then "4" then "8" then let go of "Alt."
In other words: Alt+248
°
BAM. There you go. So easy.
(Just remember that if you're giving the temperature in Kelvin, don't use the degree symbol. It's only used for Celsius and Fahrenheit. Or Rankine. Or if you want to measure the angles of arc.)
Sunday, March 11, 2012
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