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The errors in the Algore sponsored model of global warming are legion. For the most part centered around hideously flawed computer models. Even those that created those models admit that they are monumentally flawed. Regardless, it's incumbent upon those proposing a phenomenon to confirm...

That may be the case, an alternate explanation might be found in the abysmal reading comprehension skills of others. If you are making multiple passes of otherwise identical jobs, what I was talking about, then what could you possibly find difficult and confounding to keep track of? You...

That's just another way to work too hard. Just do this... Wet the file into Production Manager, however you do that. Then, on the second tab of the Job Properties dialog, the one you get by double-clicking on a job, the one that looks remarkably like the Flexi RIP and Print dialog, chance the...

Has anyone ever held differently? Of course the ink affects the media. But whatever effects there might be, some are not much and some are incredibly reactive, are relatively short-lived and do not continue off into time immemorial. Unlike the mythical 'out gassing'.

Since both the media and the laminate is gas permeable, even if there were 'out gassing' beyond merely letting the solvents evaporate wholesale as the print emerges from the printer, any additional boiling off of various volatile fractions is sufficiently minute to pass right through the media...

No you cannot. You can dispute the charge with the credit card company but you can't simply cancel payment. A charge is disputed by the card user formally notifying the credit card company that, somehow, the purchase was fraudulent and/or did not meet the 'fitness of merchantability'...

OK, trying again... Consider that all of the copy save the 'Nail Salon' line in red on white. The 'Nail Salon' line is, ostensibly, white on red. But, since the 'Nail Salon' text is larger than its read box it too becomes red on white, This is because the only thing there to define it is its...

All of the criticisms to date notwithstanding and the fact that both versions are dreck, the second one, with the white 'Nail Spa', provides a great demonstration of the violation of a minor design principle. That being the red outline of the area of the text that falls outside of the red...

I should think that you'll find that concepts like 'binding' which to normal people are a simple objective two-state declaration. Either on or off, binding or not binding. To the diseased legal mind, not so much. In legal looking-glass land the law, and by extension reality, is what you can...

The only functional difference I can see is that in 6 you don't appear to have control over both end colors in a gradient filled contour, it always seems to go from your chosen fill color to black. If you want something different you have to separate the contour and then specify the fill. Then...

It's not the inside I'm talking about, it's the outside. You absolutely positively do not want anything stood off on the outside, Just like you don't want any fastener projecting on the inside. When you haul horses, when to get to wherever it is you're going, you unload the horses and tie...

Do not, as in do not, mount anything stood off from the side of a horse trailer. You won't be creating a sign so much as creating a vet bill factory. When a horse is tied up to the side of a trailer, which is where they spend a great deal of their lives, they will invariably find any...

For my going rate of $75.00US per hour I'd be willing to suggest all manner of things. For free, not so much.

I knew before I ever open up this thread that somewhere there would be a paper clip. I was not to be disappointed. The pens, pencils, dildos, what-have-you are no better. It would really be refreshing to see someone at try for something at least a little bit outside of the box. These are all...

As an alternative you could clad the little darlings cap-a-pie in armor. First, a blade that won't sever a finger won't cut anything else either. Second, one of the skills you learn in this trade is to set and xacto knife down and pull it along in a perfectly straight line without benefit...

Ah yes, that wiley old Rene Descartes. That is indeed the one thing about which you cannot be mistaken. In fact it is the only thing. It says nothing about the truth or lack thereof of anything else you might hold to be true.

You sir have inadvertently restated the central paradox of induction. Be that as it may, knowing that something is not true can, most times, be far easier than knowing when something is true. Sort of a corollary to the notion that it's perfectly possible and reasonable to know what something...

Merely because something is sporting a percent [%] does not necessarily make it about statistics in the sense you use the word. Rather this was a commentary on the generally miserable state of knowledge and cognition among practicing members of the human race. While the actual numbers may or...

Too true. A philosophy professor from long long ago once said that 90% of what people believe to be true is not true and, of the 10% that they believe tor be true that is true, 90% of that they believe it to be true for the wrong reasons. Which is just another way to be wrong. What he didn't...

Tell that to the person that picked up that really pretty little banded snake with red bands next to yellow bands that didn't know would drop him in his tracks if it muckled onto him. Not any more far fetched that the idiot tourists taking home a bouquet of absolutely beautiful red fall foliage...