"backslashes are the way forward"
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@Mo6eB said:
And speaking of HAL, here's a web game where you can play as an annoyed space station
Aww, I was hoping your link was to Space Station 13.
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@Zemm said:
@Shoreline said:
Filed under: Did you stop beating your wife?
No - I still win games against her all the time!
I like it!
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@Anonymouse said:
@Shoreline said:
you win the out-of-context award.
Thank you, thank you. takes a bow Do I get a medal?You get a flirty look. *flirty look* That do anything for you?
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@Anonymouse said:
There was a kick a while back to make blackboards out of green Play-Doh because supposedly the contrast of white-on-black was too harsh and white-on-green was easier on students' eyes.@anotherusername said:
Why is that guy scratching at a slab of green Play-Doh?
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@anotherusername said:
@Anonymouse said:
There was a kick a while back to make blackboards out of green Play-Doh because supposedly the contrast of white-on-black was too harsh and white-on-green was easier on students' eyes.@anotherusername said:
Why is that guy scratching at a slab of green Play-Doh?
More like light-gray-on-light-green versus light-gray-on-not-quite-as-light-gray.
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@Ben L. said:
@anotherusername said:
I bet you're one of those people who likes to point out that the "black" on an overhead projector is really the same colour as the "white" overhead projector screen.@Anonymouse said:
There was a kick a while back to make blackboards out of green Play-Doh because supposedly the contrast of white-on-black was too harsh and white-on-green was easier on students' eyes.@anotherusername said:
Why is that guy scratching at a slab of green Play-Doh?
More like light-gray-on-light-green versus light-gray-on-not-quite-as-light-gray.
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@anotherusername said:
I bet you're one of those people who likes to point out that the "black" on an overhead projector is really the same colour as the "white" overhead projector screen.
So according to you "black" is a color?
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@anotherusername said:
@Ben L. said:
@anotherusername said:
I bet you're one of those people who likes to point out that the "black" on an overhead projector is really the same colour as the "white" overhead projector screen.@Anonymouse said:
There was a kick a while back to make blackboards out of green Play-Doh because supposedly the contrast of white-on-black was too harsh and white-on-green was easier on students' eyes.@anotherusername said:
Why is that guy scratching at a slab of green Play-Doh?
More like light-gray-on-light-green versus light-gray-on-not-quite-as-light-gray.
So you're saying that "white with a light shining on it" and "white without a light shining on it" are two distinct colors? I can see that.
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@Ronald said:
@anotherusername said:
Yes, it's a shade of white, like grey. @Ben L. said:I bet you're one of those people who likes to point out that the "black" on an overhead projector is really the same colour as the "white" overhead projector screen.
So according to you "black" is a color?
So you're saying that "white with a light shining on it" and "white without a light shining on it" are two distinct colors? I can see that.
Actually, I'm saying that when you're talking about how the eyes respond, even if it's the same exact colour, contrast matters.
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@anotherusername said:
@Ronald said:
Gray is a color; grey is a colour.So according to you "black" is a color?
Yes, it's a shade of white, like grey.
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@anotherusername said:
@Ronald said:
@anotherusername said:
Yes, it's a shade of white, like grey.I bet you're one of those people who likes to point out that the "black" on an overhead projector is really the same colour as the "white" overhead projector screen.
So according to you "black" is a color?
And how many shades of Grey are there?
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@Ronald said:
@anotherusername said:
All of them.@Ronald said:
@anotherusername said:
Yes, it's a shade of white, like grey.I bet you're one of those people who likes to point out that the "black" on an overhead projector is really the same colour as the "white" overhead projector screen.
So according to you "black" is a color?
And how many shades of Grey are there?