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Here in Hyderbad, one rupy differents can be making you not receive better quality merchandice.
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"Frist"
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"Not Frist"
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My favorite internet password is 'hunter2'.
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That cold water is probably supposed to be reading "16.5° C". Either that or it's in a very high-air-pressure environment...
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{Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow} = 10 days.
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I'm not sure what I'd put for my father's middle name... He has two, although the length requirement rules out one (and only one) of them.
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That's funny, when you type 'hunter2' it is automatically replaced with '*******'.
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And it works with other passwords, too! For example my password is ************** but it always comes out as **************.
pecus: they scole it from us, precussss!
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pre, pe, whatever
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But that does not answer the question: Who's on first?
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I don't know is on second.
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Whoever wrote the question on "favorite internet password" is either a hacker or else unclear on the concept.
This has set a new low bar for dumb.
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Isn't the first one the typical way it is displayed in Europe (day, month, year)? And this is showed twice that way. Since when is a changed setting an Error?
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Even in Europe July 21st comes after June 28th.
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"Security questions" are TRWTF.
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I Don't know's on third, What's on second. why is left field, bacause is center field, tomorrow is the pitcher, today is catching. i don't give a darn is shortstop. http://www.baseball-almanac.com/humor4.shtml
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The one that says "Please remember that we will never ask you for your password" is clearly refering to their staff, and not their software.
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John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt ?
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I'm assuming the water display indicates the left button is for "cold" water, and the right button is "165C" water... unless your water machine can dispense carbonated water as the button icon would suggest.
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The water dispenser is capable of dispensing steam? What kind of workplace is this - the bridge of the starship Enterprise?
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Then again, who said this is not some sort of torture device?
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Hey! His name is my name, too!
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For those of you that are curious... the "favorite internet password" looks to be from this page:
https://ups.managehr.com/candidate/ProfileCreate.aspx?tran=%2Fcandidate%2Flogin.aspx%3F
Google search brought it up as the only result :)
UPS. You truly are retarded aren't you.
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but yesterday was Thursday Today it is Friday and tomorrow is Saturday. (oh, and Sunday comes afterwards.)
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Wow. His name is my name too!
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Reading comprehension is good, mmmkay?
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The error message says nothing about whether John is a name. It states that it is not a valid Challenge Answer. i.e. it may well be a valid name, but this name is not suitably strong to use here.
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I do not understand why the price reduction is a WTF. So what if the store only reduced the price by one penny. Obviously, it is not that great of a discount, but there is no failure there. Am I missing something?
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So his system was set to a future date, He updates the time from NTP, it sets the system date to the correct value sometime in June.
So I guess the WTF here is Windows logs the system time being changed BEFORE it actually applies the change. Which makes no sense because your frame of reference would be with respect to the current clock setting.
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Today's WTF sponsored by Reindeer Flotilla.
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Still, at least they tried to do the conversion, unlike several things I've bought in the US which have a scale marked Quarts(Litres).
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From my recollection of Windows XP, that is in fact how it behaves. Yes, it's idiotic.
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To be fair (why? this is TDWTF, after all), the CSS one is probably an honest mistake by someone in the marketing/communications department at the school. The draft text for that page may well have had "CSS" and "client-side scripting" as two separate bullets, and some designer or editor thought the former was an abbreviation for the latter. Wrong, and they should have checked; but not an unreasonable line of thought.
It's unfortunate, but hardly surprising, that the page apparently wasn't proofed (or not proofed carefully enough) by anyone technical before it went public. This sort of thing happens all the time when mar-comm people create materials for technical subjects; the only way to fix it is to have a subject-matter expert check it. (Sometimes the mar-comm person can be that expert - I know plenty who can tell you what "CSS" stands for.)
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He's on thrid.
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That is some cold fusion.
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At least no one (yet) has made a post confusing fusion-as-a-state-change with fusion-as-a-nuclear-reaction. Cold fusion, indeed.
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Seems I spoke too soon.
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I wish all you ivory tower math-wannabes would get off your high horses. Celsius IS Fahrenheit! Do you even know what degrees mean? They mean to measure a temperature. Fahrenheit is a temperature. Now STFU.
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