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when you do this:
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In summary: It depends... How much does it pay?Approximately $100 billion ZWR per annum.I'm reminded of a really old joke...[/QUOTE]Patient: Doc, it hurts when I do *this*.Doctor: Well, then don't do that.What?Freaky.Cool.Can we keep it?:biggrin:I'm tempted to see how many times we can nest things...for ScienceTM! :biggrin:
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Testing...
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Nothing weird happened in my post! But the entire thread ended up misaligned. That is weird!
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Nothing weird happened in my post! But the entire thread ended up misaligned. That is weird!
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Is there another thread where this has happened?
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Umm, what have you done?
I thought it was a screenshot until I realized you could click on stuff.
I thought it was a screenshot until I realized you could click on stuff.
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Way to go Tyler, you broke PF, congratulations... from the minds of innocents, a high school student as well.TylerH said:
Rhody...
P.S. Will a mentor have a look at the raw html and get back to Greg with this one ?
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Greg is away at the moment, but Mentors are aware of the problem.
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Borek said:
Thanks Borek...
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Gokul43201 said:
Nothing weird happened in my post! But the entire thread ended up misaligned. That is weird![/QUOTE]
Looks like this is what he did:jarednjames said:
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(I'm using noparse tags so that these tags don't do anything in this post). Mentors should be able to see exactly what he did by clicking "edit" instead of "quote".
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Yes, it is incorrectly nested tex tag that creates problems.
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Borek said:
Borek,
You can fix it in your spare time, right !@!
Rhody...
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I love bug testing BB. :tongue:
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rhody said:You can fix it in your spare time, right !@!
I don't have access to the code, that requires either Greg or Chroot.
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Surprised something like this was only just noticed...
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rhody
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TylerH said:
Borek said:
Borek, Greg or Chroot in absentia,
I recommend you make Tyler PF's official Beta tester, does that work for you Tyler ?
Rhody...
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It depends... How much does it pay?rhody said:Borek, Greg or Chroot in absentia,
I recommend you make Tyler PF's official Beta tester, does that work for you Tyler ?
Rhody...
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Approximately $100 billion ZWR per annum.
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I'm reminded of a really old joke...
Patient: Doc, it hurts when I do *this*.
Doctor: Well, then don't do that.
Patient: Doc, it hurts when I do *this*.
Doctor: Well, then don't do that.
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What?
Freaky.
Cool.
Can we keep it?
Freaky.
Cool.
Can we keep it?
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I'm tempted to see how many times we can nest things...for ScienceTM!
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rhody said:Borek,
You can fix it in your spare time, right !@!
Rhody...
it is caused by a rift in the spare-time continuum!
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Oh no! Eddies in the space-time continuum!
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Aw man, it doesn't work on this second page.
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