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OriginalGriff wrote: what possible use was there for LED's in my headphones?
That's to help guide the sniper from across the street.
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You've been playing way too much GTA ...
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You're not wrong.
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I've got to finish the final Last Dose mission - the truck got blown up on the way back to the city when I tried it pre-Covid - but I haven't got the enthusiasm.
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Should be an easy mission.
Make sure you go get the reward car, otherwise once it disappears off the map, you won't get it again unless you re-do the mission.
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I've played just the once, and I was concentrating on landing the transport plane at a silly airport like Sandy Shores - only to find that landing was a cut scene ...
The police weren't difficult, but the choppers blew the heck out of the lorry on the way to town.
Generally I haven't been impressed by Drug Wars - there's just too much that's soooo familiar. Doubt I'll play them again once I'm done.
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OriginalGriff wrote: The police weren't difficult, but the choppers blew the heck out of the lorry on the way to town.
And here I thought driving back home was the easy part - the police part at the airfield isn't too hard, just tedious. It just goes on for way too long.
OriginalGriff wrote: Generally I haven't been impressed by Drug Wars - there's just too much that's soooo familiar. Doubt I'll play them again once I'm done.
I think the consensus is that Drug Wars turned out to be a dud. And total cringe.
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And if I never have to listen to Dax again, I'll be happy.
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Dax...KDJ and his girlfriend...Lester...shall we make a list?
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Add English Dave to it ...
You talked me into it: I tried again. Trivial, don't know how I found it hard the first time - under ten minutes from "go to the plane" to "here's a car".
Which means ... I don't have to do them again!
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English Dave was annoying, but I've completely forgotten about him as he stops calling after the last mission he wants you to do for him. So...I haven't heard a peep from him in many years.
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I have a small piece of note paper covering the three LEDs on my keyboard. The lights are only ever on when I hit a wrong key anyway.
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Quick fix: Take a course in Touch Typing 
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Last time I touched my typist I nearly got arrested.
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We got married in Georgia...or was it Tahoma? Not sure I was drugged and dragged and woke up just in time for the vows.
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It was a military wedding.
Well, ... there were guns there, let's put it that way!
(Old Red Skelton/Clem Kididdlehopper bit) 
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He was one of the great comics.
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I did, in high school, it didn't take.
Besides, typing code is nothing like typing prose. If you spend more time writing documentation than coding, then maybe that's a benefit, but you don't, do you?
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"double mold injected"
if your keycaps aren't advertised as the above, forget it. They'll wear out.
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Yeah I'm finding that out.
They just don't make them like they they used too.
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OriginalGriff wrote: 'A', 'S'. 'CTRL', 'SHIFT', '->', and '<-' were gone completely You've done well. My keyboard hasn't had W, E, R, T, I, O, A, S, D, F, G, K, L, C, V, N, M, < or > for years. Actually that was a useful exercise, hitting all the "blank" keys - I was wondering what some of them did.
Really limits my choices for variable names though, especially since I've not seen a vowel (except U) since 2019.
And there's a long key at the bottom that I don't think ever was labelled in the first place...
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OG
Don't know if I am repeating, but any bright blue LED's will cause problems with human sleep over time.
Scientific proof.
So avoid them. Not so bright, not so much.
I have very dim blue backlight on my temporary keyboard
another reason for shopping around for new one.
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Badfinger
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My computer stays in my office, and I don't sleep there (except during Teams calls).
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